Bed And Breakfasts 31 to 40 in Norfolk, England

The Marlborough Guest House - This bed and breakfast is 100 m from Great Yarmouth's sandy beach and is walking distance of the market and town centre. Close to Britannia Pier, theatres and Pleasure Beach, The Marlborough Guest House is well located for Great Yarmouth's attractions. Visit the new Yarmouth Eye, Sealife Centre, pubs, clubs and restaurants. Beautiful golden sands, amusements, donkey rides, boat trips to see seals or The Broads are all available in Great Yarmouth.

The Trevross Hotel - In the heart of Great Yarmouth, just 30 seconds from the seafront and the Britannia Pier, this 24-bedroom bed and breakfast hotel and guest house offers good value accommodation. Just 3 minutes from the town centre, the Trevross Hotel is within staggering distance of all of Great Yarmouth's best pubs and clubs, and is easy to find. All guests are given their own key and are free to come and go as they please, accessing the hotel at any time. For a relaxing stay, you can take advantage of a late breakfast, a late check-in, and a late check-out. All of the Trevross Hotel's 24 rooms have TVs with Freeview digital channels and tea, coffee, hot chocolate and bottled water. Towels and toiletries are included and rooms are serviced daily.

The Chequers - Our small, family-run, 4-star guest house is situated within easy reach of the beach, the town centre and all the other attractions that Great Yarmouth has to offer. We have a choice of single, double/twin rooms and family rooms. Rooms are equipped with a colour TV with Freeview, and tea/coffee making facilities rooms (replenished daily). Families are welcome, and a travel cot and baby monitor are available. A comfortable lounge and well-stocked bar are available for guests to relax in.

Lydney House - This stunning 18th century Georgian Merchant's house is set in its own grounds close to the heart of one of Norfolk's most historic market towns. Built in 1746, Lydney House provides a peaceful and atmospheric base for your stay in beautiful Norfolk. Enjoy our garden or patio, or relax in the fully licensed Lydney bar complete with traditional games. The restaurant serves popular traditional food in a comfortable informal environment. Much of the menu is home cooked with local produce. Lydney House is ideally placed for touring Norfolk. Driving the coastal road from Hunstanton to Cromer makes a good day out and includes the picturesque towns of Sheringham and Wells-next-the-sea.

Catton Old Hall - Hidden in suburbia 2 miles north-east of Norwich city centre, this charming, romantic, period house with a garden and free parking, is full of quirky character. The guest house features beautiful en suite rooms, some with a spa bath or four-poster bed. Locally sourced food with vegetarian options is served. Catton Old Hall is conveniently located for the airport, rail links, the Norfolk Broads and the coast. There are regular buses that run to the city centre.

Wereham House - Andrew and Caroline Blyth welcome their guests into the warm, friendly atmosphere of the family-run Wereham House. Wereham House is a charming, bay-fronted Victorian/Georgian house located in Thetford town centre in South-West Norfolk. Just off the main A11 road to Norwich and North Norfolk, yet close to Bury St Edmunds and picturesque Suffolk villages, Thetford is an ideal base for exploring East Anglia. Wereham House offers free off-road car parking, a town centre location and comfortable surroundings and a garden to enjoy and relax in.

The Scole Inn - This 17th century coaching inn has retained many of its original features, including a hand carved staircase and hand painted sundial. The bar boasts 2 magnificent fireplaces which are reputedly the largest in East Anglia. We stock cask conditioned ales and a wide selection of fine wines. Food is served in both the bar and restaurant. All bedrooms are en suite, many with feature fireplaces and luxurious four-poster beds. Situated 2 miles from the historic market town of Diss, on the Norfolk and Suffolk border, The Scole Inn offers an ideal location for exploring both counties. Local attractions include Banham Zoo (8 miles), where 10,000 animals are found in 35 acres of parkland. Highlights include bird of prey displays and a safari road train.

Sandy Acres Guest House - This guest house is situated at the north end of Great Yarmouth, close to the racecourse and beach. Sandy Acres is 200 metres from the seafront, less than 1 mile from the town centre shops and market, and 10 minutes' walk from the racecourse. There are 10 well-appointed bedrooms, all with en suite or private facilities. All rooms have Freeview TV, tea/coffee making facilities, hairdryer and an electric fan/central heating (depending on season). There is a varied breakfast menu to choose from.

Cleasewood Guest House - This family-run guest house has a friendly atmosphere, with personal attention from your hosts. The quiet, central location overlooks Wellesley Park, within 450 metres of the seafront. With a 3-star rating from Visit Britain, The Cleasewood takes pride in the high standards of catering, service, and cleanliness. The front-facing rooms have partial sea views. Full English breakfasts are served each morning. Packed lunches and evening meals are available on request. Dietary needs can be catered for upon prior request. The Cleasewood also has a lounge bar.

Des Amis Restaurant and Guest House - Des Amis is attached to an authentic French Creole Cajun restaurant. The apartments and rooms are 5 miles (8 km) from Norwich Airport and 6 miles (9.7 km) from Norwich city centre. The original building was built in 1411 and has 6 well-appointed en suite rooms. Des Amis Guest House is 0.5 miles from the Royal Norfolk Show Ground. A good bus service reaches the city centre in 15 minutes. The guest house is within 20 miles (32.3 km) of North Norfolk's beaches, and a short drive from the Norfolk Broads. Beautiful golf courses in the area include Weston Park and Dunston Hall.