Bed And Breakfast in Beechamwell

The George Hotel, Swaffham (or should that be Market Shipborough?) has 38 well appointed ensuite bedrooms and a delightful rosetted restaurant located in the historic market town of Swaffham the George Hotel is an ideal base to explore the North Norfolk coast including the Sandringham estate and Walsingham. Recently, the George Hotel played host to the crew and cast of Kingdom, the new ITV drama based in Swaffham, otherwise known as Market Shipborough. Star Stephen Fry recommended Swaffham to the producers, citing market towns as "more revealing of what Britain is like than a city is". Locations used within Swaffham include Oakleigh House (as the offices of Kingdom and Kingdom) and the Greyhound pub (renamed "The Startled Duck"), amongst others. So why not join the stars and stay with us at the George Hotel, Enjoy lunch or dinner in the Green Room restaurant which offers local and international cusine, or afternoon tea in the recently refurbished lounge. And dont forget the wonderful traditional local market on Saturdays.

This Grade II listed Timber framed Hall house is a delightful place to stay for your visit to Norfolk, whether on holiday or on business. Great Cressingham is an unspoilt village on the edge of Breckland. It has an excellent village pub 5 mins walk away and is a superb base for touring, walking, bird-watching, cycling or just taking it easy. The guest dining room is original 15th century and the property boasts fine beams, character, and a warm and friendly welcome too. The Vines has been awarded the coveted Four Stars by the English Tourist Council. The inspection report stated: "A property of traditional homely character that benefits from a very peaceful location offering a comfortable standard of accommodation and ...very good standards of customer care and service." The property is also dog friendly and offers a relaxing and peaceful stay, whether just for overnight or for longer stays.

A gorgeous village inn circa 1650. The Hostelry has built a reputation for serving high quality competitively priced food, from an extensive menu with changing daily specials; plus six real ales together with twelve different draught beers and lagers. The Windmill has three bars plus a variety of different rooms and dining areas all steeped in history and "olde world charm". Its rural location, but with easy access to the A1065 and A47 road network, provides the ideal location for a small meeting conference venue. The Halls family has owned and operated the inn for nearly 50 years.

A VERY PRIVATE PLACE Coming to Norwich? Business people as well as pleasure seekers will love Brovey Lair because it is so different from the run-of-the-mill hotel. Only half an hour from Norwich and less than an hour to Norfolks spectacular north coast not only is the property set in tranquil and lush surroundings but its restaurant enjoys top position for the county in The 2009 Good Food Guide and is Michelin recommended. Beds are super-kings with orthopaedic box sprung mattresses and hypoallergenic duvets and pillow cases; lighting is mood-controlled with floor to ceiling mirrored walls; there are CD/Radio,TV sets, teas, filtered coffee and chilled soft drinks, all complimentary. The restaurant specialises in prime fish and seafood offering an exquiste 4 course dinner which must be pre-booked and is discussed prior to your visit. So please indicate under special requirements with a landline phone number so the chef can call you for your personal preferences. Pre-booked aromatherapy and Indian head massages in-room are available the afternoon you arrive and in summer guests can swim in the heated pool with towels (and swimsuits) supplied free. You have your own south-facing terrace with sun loungers where drinks and breakfast are served in fine weather. Suites overlook rolling lawns and water features, are independent of the main building and afford total tranquillity and serenity. Relax and enjoy the silence, particularly at night. You’ll awake to the dawn chorus led by our large population of black collared doves and a few cockerels exchanging good mornings. The surrounding Brecks countryside is delightful with High Lodge in Thetford forest a short drive away. There you can walk for miles or if you’re feeling really adventurous, take the high wire trip above the forest called Go Ape. Closer to home, look out for the wild muntjack deer that occasionally prance around on our hills within full view of your room. The north Norfolk Heritage coast is under an hour’s drive and well worth the effort. Visit the little coastal village of Cley and walk for miles at the edge of the ocean. See them sailing at Blakeney and in summer take a boat out to the seal beds. From the ancient market town of Holt, known for its antique and food stores, drive 4 miles to Sheringham Woods, a National Trust park high above the sea. Noel Coward wrote in Private Lives “Very flat – Norfolk”. Not here it’s not! Then ride the Poppy Line steam train on a round trip to Holt. The Norfolk broads are wonderful for a voyage of 3 to 4 hours on a crisp autumn or spring day. Rent a small boat at picturesque Wroxham; explore Norfolk’s romantic waterways mooring at one of the riverside pubs for a light lunch. But be warned. Make lunch really light as a four course feast of fish, exquisite seafood and delicious desserts awaits you at dinner time. Breakfast? Healthy Californian blends excitingly with spicy Mexican, an original spin you’ll not experience anywhere else in the UK. . Late breakfasts on weekends are encouraged and often run on until midday. You could be in paradise where relaxation and fabulous food combine to create an atmosphere of clandestine sensuality – a discovery you may wish to keep to yourselves!

The Penthouse at Watton sleeps 3. On entrance through the flat door you enter into the inner hall. To the left is the bedroom with a 5ft and 3ft bed, hand basin and shower cubicle. To the right is the toilet and the lounge. Upstairs is the galley kitchen which overlooks the lounge area. The kitchen is fitted with washing machine, dishwasher, microwave, oven, hob, fridge, freezer, kettle, toaster etc. All bedlinen and towels are provided Dogs welcome - charge £15 per dog Non smokers only Watton is 21 miles west of Norwich, with the Broads and the East Coast not far away, and is the smallest of Breckland’s five towns The Parish Church of St Mary dates from the 12th Century and has a Norman tower with an octagonal belfry. Watton also has a Methodist Church situated in the High Street and both have regular services. In the High Street there is an unusual clock tower, which dates from 1679 AD. This was erected after a fire destroyed much of the town in 1674, reputedly so that its bells could warn townsfolk should such a disaster strike again. On the town sign are the two ‘babes’ from the popular fairytale. It is said that the nearby Wayland Wood is where the two ‘babes in the wood’ unfortunately met their fate. The hare (wat) and barrel (tun) also feature on the town sign showing the derivation of the town name. Watton has a thriving community with a bustling high street where you can purchase the locally made ‘Wayland Sausage’ and ‘Wayland Bap’. Wednesday is market day with an additional farmers’ market held on the first Saturday of every month. Your credit card will be debited 3/5 days before arrival

A Grade II mansion suite built in the Jacobean style designed by William Burn and constructed between 1857 and 1862 to replace a former hall built in 1720 by James Nelthorpe whose daughter married James Hoste, the owner of Sandringham House. Today Lynford Hall Hotel is an active Conference and business Centre and one of the prime locations in East Anglia for holding weddings. The hotel has been fullly refurbished in 2008 and compromises 40 bedrooms divided in superior twin/double, luxury doubles and mansion suites. It has 6 conference rooms which can hold up conferences for up to 500 people in thetre style. It also has two banqueting suites which can host weddings for up to 250 people on a sit down meal and 600 people on an evening reception. The hotel is located in a quiet area very close to the A1065 and A134 junction in Mundford, at just 7 miles to Thetford and the American Airbases in Lakenheath Suffolk.

The Bull is a traditional coaching Inn dating from the early 17th century, although the foundations date from the mid 1300s making it the second oldest Inn in Norfolk. It was the first or last change of horses on the Kings Lynn to Great Yarmouth coaching route. The stables and coach house have been converted to provide 3 double rooms, which are disabled friendly, with large shower rooms. There are 2 large family rooms sleeping upto five people and a selfcontained cottage sleeping six . There are 4 other double/twin rooms, 2 of which can sleep 3. The public bar and cosy restaurant have all been restored recently and are a wealth of beams with ingolnook fireplaces.The bar features a bar top and 4 semi circular tables of thick Welsh slate, which once were two cutting tables from the Royal tailors, Gieves and Hawkes No 1 Savilie Row London. the old court room for the area has also been restored and the old fireplace is again in working order, this room can be hired for private reception. The court yard provides secure parking which is locked at night. Ideal location for walking and cycling breaks with storage for bikes. All year round fishing within 400yds on day ticket with more in the locality. Fishing and birdwatching guides can be arranged. Close to the North Norfolk coast and situated in the heart of ITV,s Kingdom country.

ROOMS AT INCREDIBLE RATES. Book one night or more and stay for half price*. We are a LOW COST guest house in the historic market town of Swaffham, Norfolk, close to the A47 and A1065. The perfect place to stay for both business and leisure trips, we offer clean, comfortable, basic rooms, with broadband wi-fi and a self-service store stocked with light bites and drinks. We can cater for late and early check-ins. Swaffham is the setting for the popular ‘Kingdom’ TV series, starring Stephen Fry, and has a busy Saturday market and lots of shops, cafes, restaurants and pubs. Close to the guest house is the Leisure Centre, where you can enjoy badminton, squash, table tennis, aerobics and an 18-station gym, and the Energise swimming pool and spa are a short drive away. The town has many attractions and amenities, including its medieval church and the Ecotech Centre, and the surrounding countryside offers nature reserves, fishing lakes, forest walks on the Peddars Way national hiking trail, golf courses and historic sites like Castle Acre Priory and the Iceni Village. The coast is only 30 minutes away, as are the Walsingham holy shrines, the Queen’s Sandringham Estate and Snetterton race circuit. We’re also ideally located for students at the National Construction College at Bircham Newton. *Saving already shown in the room rates advertised, booking conditions apply. Linen and towels can be included from £2 pppn, charged separately on arrival.

The Swan Inn is a country pub situated on the main A1065 between Brandon and Swaffham.  It is ideally located in the centre of Norfolk making it a good location for both coast and touring, with both en-suite letting rooms and self catering barns it is ideal for both  holiday makers or business guests. You can relax and enjoy a meal in the restaurant.  Bar meals are also available.  There is a large car park and beer garden. Breakfasts are available and are served in the restaurant. With its well appointed function suit it is ideal for small partys or business conferences.  Our chef will be pleased to cater for all functions by prior arrangement.

Peaceful and comfortable in the countryside - Excellent Fresh locally sourced Foods - Special Diets Catered for - Real Ales & Lagers plus selection of Wines at The Bar. Free Complimentary Continental Breakfast. Full English Breakfast available £7.50 per.person. Plenty of free Parking. Comfortable Bar Lounge area. FREE Wi-Fi Connections use in Bar, Restaurant & Rooms. Rooms available from 12.00 noon - Vacate by 10.00 am. Bar & Restaurant open from 18.00 everyday (52 weeks), serving food till late. Pets welcome by arrangement ONLY. Newly Refurbished - all large ensuite shower rooms, with plenty of HOT water power showers, all water passes thro a water softner. Very comfortable Kingsize Beds, 2 Rooms on Ground Floor, accessable by wheelchair. Restaurant also accessable by wheelchair. Tea & Coffee / Hairdryers / TV / DVDs available for Hire. Wi-Fi Connection available. Free Parking all day. Business / Small Conference Meetings Family Parties and Celebrations catered for at extremely reasonable prices. Very tranquil country setting by side of Village Green, with lots of footpaths to walk.

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.