Hotels 1 to 3 in Swaffham, Norfolk

Best Western The George Hotel, Swaffham - The Best Western George Hotel, located in Swaffham is a charmingly restored 17th Century coaching inn. With a Georgian facade and a complimentary modern bedroom wing. We are situated in a charming market town within easy reach of Norfolk's top attractions. We will extend a warm welcome to all travellers and are proud of our fine restaurant, serving local produce. Situated just steps away from Swaffham's famous church of St. Peter and St. Paul, the hotel is within easy reach of several stately homes, particularly the Sandringham House, Oxburgh Hall and Blickling Hall. Ideal for touring this beautiful county with its historic country houses, the hotel is also at the heart of one of the finest bird watching and golfing areas. Our purpose built conference centre also offers an added option for the discerning conference organiser.

Strattons Hotel - In the historic market town of Swaffham, this small family-run hotel boasts an award-winning restaurant, free Wi-Fi and luxury accommodation in beautiful boutique-style rooms and suites. Strattons is an independent hotel, in the quiet, charming town of Swaffham, in the heart of the Brecks, a unique and beautiful landscape stretching across Suffolk and Norfolk. Over the last 17 years, the buildings have been beautifully renovated by skilled local craftsmen using traditional materials. Today, the individually decorated rooms are a striking blend of historic original charm and modern comforts and luxuries. Art and design feature strongly throughout and each room is unique, with its own eclectic, boutique style. The chic restaurant serves organic and locally sourced produce in an innovative and exciting modern English style. The restaurant offers fabulous cheeses from all over the British Isles and a range of wines from around the world to complement your meal.

The Bull Inn - In the heart of rural Norfolk, this charming traditional coaching inn dates back to the 17th century, with parts dating back to the 14th century, making it the second oldest inn in Norfolk. The Bull Inn is located off the A1045 - Swaffham to Fakenham road, and was once the first or last change of horses on the old Kings Lynn to Great Yarmouth coaching route. Today, the inn has 10 recently refurbished en suite rooms, with 3 disabled-friendly rooms on the ground floor. The inn still retains many beautiful original features, including exposed wooden beams. The building's original timber frame can be clearly seen in the restaurant and the rooms above. As well as the restaurant, the inn has a charming traditional bar, with a selection of real ales served all year round. The bar is also open to the public and is popular with local people as well as with hotel guests.