Bed And Breakfast in Barmer

An traditional hotel overlooking the beach, with gardens sweeping down to sand dunes. Wide variety of rooms many with sea views. Hotel Restaurant and traditional pub, Tha Ancient Mariner. Hotel within easy reach of Sandringham House and local golf Clubs and Wildlife Reserves

Caley Hall Hotel and Restaurant is set around a Manor House dating back to 1648. More recently the old farm outbuildings have been converted to provide the spacious en-suite bedrooms, restaurant and bar. Most of the rooms are on the ground floor, and some feature a four poster bed or whirlpool bath. ALL ROOMS ARE COMPLETELY NON-SMOKING

The 16th century former farmhouse has been experted and lovingly converted into a luxurious furnished hotel. The house offers 14 unique bedrooms, 3 with four posters and many available for twin or double occupation. The reception lounge is a comfortable area to wait for friends to join you, or why not relax in the bar with its patio overlooking the 15th green. The excellent cuisine is served in our conservatory overlooking the golf course with views across to the coastline.

Congham Hall, just six miles from the old port town of Kings Lynn and just a one hour drive from the historic City of Norwich. An elegant Georgian Manor House awaits you, set in thirty acres of peaceful parkland, log fires and fine ceramics create a warm and homely atmosphere. The house has fourteen luxurious and individually decorated cosy bedrooms and spacious suites. Our team of award winning chefs create dishes using a wide variety of vegetables and herbs from the estate served in the Orangery restaurant overlooking manicured lawns and glorious parkland, for something a little more informal, the sumptuous hall and lounge areas are perfect.

The Shellbrooke is a small and friendly boutique hotel that benefited from a total refurbishment and renovation in July 2007. The result is an absolutely beautiful luxury building, full of character, charm and comfort. We provide a lovely choice in the bar-restaurant for breakfast. The town centre, bus station and local attractions are only a 2 minute walk from the hotel. Our staff will be happy to help with any enquiries and planning for trips, from organising transport to providing a picnic lunch. The local area is one of singular beauty and there is a wealth of things to do, whether guests want to relax, socialise or enjoy some activities. The rooms are all sumptuous and tastefully furnished, with private bathrooms and modern furniture. In each room theres a television and DVD player to help our guests relax, a clock radio to make sure that they can keep track of time, tea and coffee making facilities to refresh them and some rooms also have a breathtaking sea view. All rooms have a private bathroom and there are family, double, twin and single rooms to choose from. Families, couples, groups and singles are all welcome at The Shellbrooke and we will do our best to accommodate all of our guests. Guests can relax in the well stocked bar by watching the widescreen LCD television or chatting with our knowledgeable local bar staff. Drinks and snacks can also be enjoyed on the leather sofas of our comfortable lounge or on our sun drenched terrace, which overlooks the beach and sea. Business travelers benefit from wireless Internet access, flexible dining and excellent access to local transport links. There is also limited secure off-road parking to give guests peace of mind.

The Old Coach House is located in the centre of the historic and scenic village of Thornham, with easy access via the A149. All the bedrooms have been tastefully decorated to enhance the charm of this old building. The hotel comprises of 12 en-suite rooms, restaurant, lounge and bar. The Old Coach House is the sister hotel to The Lifeboat Inn, situated a 10 minute walk away or 1 minute drive. The Lifeboat Inn, with all its charm of a 16th century smugglers alehouse, has magnificent views over Thornham’s meadows, harbour and the sandy beach beyond. Check in and out is at the Lifeboat, so please make your way to the Lifeboat Inn reception upon arrival. The bar, restaurant and menu have all been designed to create a relaxed and leasing dining experience. Take these basic ingredients and add in the personalities of the management, and you can see why the Old Coach House is ever increasing in popularity. The menu offers a generous selection of food including pizza, pasta, pies and salads, so there is more than enough choice for all the family.

A 12-bedroomed contemporary hotel situated in quiet country village close to Kings Lynn and Burnham Market. 60-seat restaurant overlooking sheltered courtyard, brasserie menus, morning coffee and pastries, afternoon tea. Recently refurbished to a very high standard. Amex & Diners not accepted.

Lifeboat Inn is a three star property located in the picturesque village of Thornham near Hunstanton. Just a two minute walk from the marshes and sand dunes. The hotel has been receiving guests since the 16th century. The Inns original character has been carefully preserved throughout the hotel. Lifeboat offers the perfect base for which to explore the delightful County of Norfolk. All of the 14 rooms are tastefully furnished and decorated to a high standard creating a stylish and comfortable ambience, whilst still maintaining the traditional characteristics of the hotel. Rooms offer all modern facilities guests would expect from a hotel of this calibre, and most of the rooms have views over Thornham harbour to the sea. The Lifeboat is famous in the area for its food. Some travel miles for a huge bowl of steaming mussels, (available in season) hand picked from beds nearby or for a very special plate of fish and chips with its crispy ale beer batter – two of the most popular dishes from the extensive bar menu. Some guests prefer to select from the day’s special board, based on whats been caught, shot, picked or dug locally each day. Others may choose to enjoy a three-course meal in the more formal dining room accompanied by wine from an interesting and imaginative list, selected predominantly from small growers and bijou vineyards. The summer brings its own charm - a cool beer, gazing over open meadows to the harbour from The Lifeboat, and rolling white horses gently breaking upon Thornhams sandy beach beyond. North West Norfolk has a multitude of interesting places to see and activities to enjoy. Holkham Hall, Sandringham House or Nelsons birthplace at nearby Burnham Thorpe are just a few of the many historic locations nearby. A drive down the coast will take you to many little fishing villages with picturesque quaysides - not to mention all sorts of little shops, galleries and surprises.

Recent award winner of the 2008 pub of the year(Eastern Daily Press,the pub prides itself on a friendly warm inviting atmosphere with log burners and open fires ,rooms are finished to a high standard,all in all this lends itself to a unique and relaxing atmosphere,suitable for a break in the country or use by the commercial traveller.Set in the attractive village of Great Massingham with a large village green and generous duckponds,all in all what most people expect of a popular country public house.