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"We moved room when we first arrived and chose a brighter room, all the staff were super helpful and so friendly, room was bright and spacious, very modern bathroom, breakfast was amazing, huge portions that we could barely finish, lovely lovely stay. Thank you to the team."

"Very easy to find, stands out very clearly."

"A really lovely hotel in a quiet village outside Norwich City. The hotel was Easy to find and communication from the hotel in the days prior to my booking were clear and easy to understand. I stayed in the Africa room - The bed was big and comfortable with both freestanding bath and separate shower. I popped over to the pub over the road for my evening meal and enjoyed a delicious sausage roll and coffee from the bakery located within the hotel. I would definitely stay here again. "

"The 2 bed cottage was lovely, thoughtful touches including treats and a basket for our dog. Breakfast was fabulous. Very friendly staff. Highly recommend! "

"Excellent breakfast and fabulous location. Great for walking and seeing Blickling Hall"

"I had a great single night's stay in this very central (yet still quiet) location. Staff at the bar were available to check me in and show me to my room, which was appreciated. The room itself exceeded expectations -- great size for a single room, well decorated with storage and hanging space, free sockets, kettle and tea bags etc, and a spick-and-span ensuite bathroom with decent shower. It's a shame a cooked breakfast wasn't available but I appreciated the bag with instant porridge, a croissant and jam, juice, a flapjack and an apple. I didn't visit the bar other than to check in and out, but the room was of a high standard (making it great value for money) and I would stay here again."

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"Very nice accomodation, comfortable and well appointed rooms. Friendly host and a great breakfast with local produce. Conveniently located for Cromer and the coast with lots of decent pubs nearby."

"Very comfortable stay ,good value. Only criticism this was the weekend the clocks went forward ,so in effect had to vacate room by 930 in real time ,to extend by an hour would have cost an additional £20."