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Discover the best Bed and Breakfast Inns in East Anglia, England including Blakeney House, Dormy House Hotel, Burlington Berties Boutique Hotel, The Grove, Sutherland House, The Quay B&B, Black Boys Hotel & Restaurant, The Swan at Hilborough, The Globe Inn Hotel, The Chantry Hotel.
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1. Blakeney House
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 545 reviews
Blakeney House is a family run Bed and Breakfast set in the picturesque flint-built village of Blakeney, on the stunning North Norfolk coast. The beautiful Victorian property is only a short walk from Blakeney Quay, it's also within easy reach of gorgeous sandy beaches, bustling market towns and stately homes. All this makes Blakeney House the ideal base for walkers, cyclists, sailors, golfers, birdwatchers as well as families and those just wanting to get away from it all.
A Rare Find
Reviewed By rodcD2034TGWe stayed for three days, and everyone was perfect. The room was clean and bright with the appropriate facilities. Very sufficient supplies of tea and coffee, milk etc in the room. I did like the strategically placed additional tea bag caddy which catered for you if you fancied something different like and Earl Grey or Assam. The food both at breakfast and dinner was so tasty and well cooked. The staff were very friendly and accommodating and made the stay so much better. We will stay again.
2. Dormy House Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 629 reviews
Nestling in the pretty village of West Runton discover the natural beauty of the small coastal Norfolk village of West Runton, it is in an ideal place to stay for playing Golf, Horse-riding, Fishing, or enjoying beautiful country and coastal walks with nearby bird watching facilities
great hotel
Reviewed By paul vWe stayed 5th June 2022 for one night as a group of 12 senior golfers. The hotel was clean, bright and had a great atmosphere. The staff led by Courtney were very professional and always had a great big smile on their faces. Nothing was too much trouble for them. Breakfast had a large choice and the food was fresh, tasty, hot and plentiful. The bar had a good verity of beers, gins, spirits and wines. We can not recommend this hotel highly enough and we can not wait to return in July! Thank you.
3. Burlington Berties Boutique Hotel
Overall Ratings
5 based on 400 reviews
NEWS We have just been awarded "Best 4 star hotel in the East of England" on Trivago. A unique boutique hotel situated just yards from the seafront and promenade and just minutes from the town centre. Built in the Edwardian period as a gentleman's residence, Burlington Berties has five rooms and three suites all named after musical hall theatres of 1900's.
Amazing Hotel
Reviewed By S6879RAcarolaAmazing hotel, just returned from a 3 night break. We stayed in The Strand room which was lovely. Owners and staff all gave a very warm welcome during our stay. Great location, short walk to sea and town. Looking forward to returning soon.
4. The Grove
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1081 reviews
The Grove is a Georgian family-run guest house, self-catering cottages and restaurant situated in four acres of gardens on the Norfolk coast. Set back from the road and with plenty of parking as well as a heated indoor swimming pool, we are ten minutes' walk from Cromer town centre and just a few minutes through woodland from the cliffs and beach.
A wonderful family holiday
Reviewed By teresadU9920WMMy family all stayed in 3 cottages and a yurt for 4 nights over the jubilee weekend. The Grove has a wonderfully relaxed atmosphere and is perfect for young children. The garden is beautiful and great for children. I stayed in the Cottage which does seem a bit dark and could do with a ‘face lift’ We enjoyed the Sundown which is great for the family and the restaurant ( for adults) where the food was excellent. The children’s playground could be better but overall we had a wonderful stay and have booked again next year. Many thanks to all the staff!
5. Sutherland House
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1073 reviews
A boutique hotel set in a medieval building in the beautiful seaside town of Southwold. Included in THE TIMES; 30 coolest hotels on the coast. April 2016
Shocking customer service
Reviewed By 551edwardhShocking customer service. Defensive attitude with no understanding or empathy for the situation. Could have handled the same issue with kindness and rationale, with some potential alternative solutions, but instead was aggressive and rude. Don’t bother.
6. The Quay B&B
Overall Ratings
4 based on 152 reviews
All of our rooms are decorated to the highest standard and are clean, comfortable and contemporary. All rooms feature a private en suite, flat screen television and tea and coffee making facilities. Guests have access to a comfortable and spacious lounge area on the ground floor to relax in, with free WiFi.
Excellent B&B
Reviewed By TomS7374Excellent weekend stay with family. Owner very friendly and rooms lovely, spacious and clean. Continental breakfast superb. No hassle. Situated in an ideal location on the sea front with great views. A great night sleep due to the location. Booked again for next year. Would highly recommend. Tom Stothart - West Yorkshire
7. Black Boys Hotel & Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 188 reviews
Historic Grade 2 listed Inn and Restaurant in the market town of Aylsham in Norfolk
Lovely meal almost perfect
Reviewed By Sightseer827417Popped in for a meal this lunchtime as we have really enjoyed the food on previous occasions. My wife ordered Butter and Thyme Roasted Norfolk Chicken Breast and I had Duo of Swannington Pork. Both dishes arrived in reasonable time and were very well presented. Overall we enjoyed the meal but I was confused by the ‘crackling’ which was white, tasted of nothing and had the texture of polystyrene. It was the only thing that remained on my plate at the end. If one of the staff had asked if everything was ok, which they usually do, we would have said “excellent part from the crackling”, but as they didn’t we left it unsaid. We are now regretting that we did not ask for an explanation. We will be back again but would suggest care in the selection of some ingredients.
8. The Swan at Hilborough
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 364 reviews
Incredible food!!
Reviewed By Laura JStopped here on the off chance, driving by. Well, I am absolutely thrilled that we stopped here. Mum and I sat outside with our dog Joe. Waiter was very attentive and great service. The food was amazing honestly so good!! I’m so glad we stumbled across this lovely place and would defo love to come back! Thanks again!
9. The Globe Inn Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 693 reviews
Overlooking a pretty, leafy Georgian square in the bustling seaside town of Wells-next-the-Sea, The Globe Inn is perfectly placed for an adventure on the beautiful North Norfolk coast. Newly refurbished and inspired by the towns maritime charm, the pub and dining room have been lovingly updated. An eclectic mix of travel ephemera adorn the walls, and the brickwork and beams are complimented with walnut timbers and brass and antique lighting. With the breath-taking beaches, numerous attractions, and plethora of quirky shops, it is almost impossible to fit everything into one day when visiting Norfolk. Our 19 bedrooms offer a cosy place to rest your head after a day in the salty sea air. Lovingly refreshed, all our rooms have been re-designed to emulate the North Norfolk coast inspiring fabrics, papers, and paints, capturing the maritime charm of Wells-Next-The-Sea.
Over priced and Under Delivered
Reviewed By S9983HGbarrysCame to the Globe for an evening meal while on holiday having been on previous occasions prior to the restaurant being refurbished. Meal was over priced for the small sized portions with the menu over selling an average meal. The steak salad was little more than a few leaves while two of our party also thought their chicken was under cooked and left their dishes. No one wanted to stay for a desert. Staff were polite but thin on the ground so not really attentive. On top of the expensive meals a 10% service charge was added which was a joke. Sorry Globe, but we will not be visiting you again for dinning.
10. The Chantry Hotel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 319 reviews
The Chantry Hotel is situated in the heart of historic Bury St Edmunds. It is close to the town centre,shops and restaurants. It offers 14 en-suite rooms with a bar/lounge for the guests to use.
Very good small local hotel
Reviewed By Martin CStayed here for 3 nights. Small comfortable friendly hotel. My room was well equipped and bed and pillows comfortable. My room overlooked the road and there was a fair amount of traffic noise. Didn’t bother me but if you are sensitive to noise ask for room overlooking car park. Excellent breakfast all served at table. Excellent location within easy walk of main attractions and (very handy) has own car park. Would certainly stay again.
