Whatever the type of accommodation in west Norfolk you are looking for, we have a great deal to offer you – from country house hotels to seafront guesthouses, converted barns to farmhouses – you’ll find a great range of places to stay in the region to suit all tastes and budgets.
For a relaxing place to stay when visiting West Norfolk, come and visit The Great Danes where you can enjoy the peace and tranquillity of the rural countryside.
500 yards from quiet sandy beach and Hunstanton Golf Course. A former dower house, it is a listed building. Real ales, wooden floors and food sourced from local producers contribute to a relaxed atmosphere. Open all year.
This elegant Georgian building overlooking the historic market place has 80 bedrooms (2 of which are suites), two function rooms, Turners a la carte resturant and Massey & Co Cocktail Bar and Coffee Lounge.
The Marine Hotel in the heart of the north Norfolk seaside town of Hunstanton. Popular and well established en-suite accommodation, perfect for relaxing and/or exploring our beautiful coastline. Dogs welcome.
Detached Edwardian house.
There are electrical charge points available at The Grange Hotel & Restaurant.
An inviting hotel overlooking the sea with extensive gardens leading down to miles of sandy beach. Dining can be enjoyed in the popular hotel restaurant or traditional pub adjoining the hotel; Sandringham House and King’s Lynn are nearby.
A small independently run hotel, bar and restaurant. The original building dates back to Victorian times and is quietly situated in its own grounds.
A Georgian manor-house in 30 acres of parkland. The herb gardens are open to the public with over 700 varieties. All you would expect from one of the highest rated country house hotels.
This boutique hotel overlooking the North Norfolk coast and RSPB Reserve is renowned for its excellent food using local produce. Please enquire with us directly for availability and full details on our room types and rates.
Situated next to Titchwell RSPB and Royal West Norfolk Golf Club at Brancaster. Old beams and oak floor, log fire, excellent bar food and a large restaurant offering seasonal dishes. Afternoon teas, real ales and good selection of wines.