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Abbey Hotel Wymondham is full of charm, character and warmth which sets it apart from the ordinary. The hotel has a rich history and an interesting mix of 16th and 19th century architecture, reflected in the diversity and comfort of our accommodation. The Abbey Hotel is situated in a very quiet location opposite the ancient 16th century Abbey grounds with the city of Norwich just 10 miles away. In addition to its 28 bedrooms the hotel also boasts a French Restaurant ,called L Auberge which is open daily for lunch and dinner and , coffees and cakes,can be enjoyed all day.Please note we now have finished the main buiding refurbishment where all the rooms have new bathrooms.We hope you will find our latest improvement will help towards a warm and comfortable stay with us.We look forward to welcoming you.

Ingleneuk Lodge stands in large lawned and wooded gardens with much wild life .It benefits from level access to most rooms and a specially adapted ensuite bedroom for disabled/wheelchair user guests .Our lounge and Licensed Bar offer a degree of comfort rarely found in bed and breakfast accommodation with a lovely wood burning stove providing warmth in winter and a sunny patio where you can relax with a cooling drink in summer

South Norfolks Guest House, (Oakbrook House) is a nine bedroom guest house situated just South of Norwich, two and a half miles from the town of Long Stratton on the A140. We offer accommodation suited to your needs, such as business people, family holidays and long or short stay. Oakbrook House - South Norfolks Guest House with hotel standards. We offer a comfortable stay and a great breakfast in the conservatory or winter dining room beside a log fire. In 2005 Oakbrook House was bought by The Moss Family and underwent a major refurbishment programme, refreshing the property and incorporating en-suite facilities into each bedroom. There is a sitting room and garden for guests and the use of a dining room if required. We also offer room for small conference/training/meeting centre, short breaks, group holidays including transport to explore Suffolk and Norfolk.

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!

Set in the heart of South Norfolks rural countryside you will find, "The Old Stables", situated on a quiet working farm. Converted old stables sympatheticaly restored to incorporate 3 ground floor bedrooms ( 1 Kingsize, 1 Double and 1 Bunk Bed) complete cottage for the price stated. Entrance hall, utilty and ground floor shower/bathroom. The first floor accommodating a large airy open plan living and dining area with a mass of original 17th century oak beams to the apex of the roof. Large fully equipped kitchen that overllooks grazing horses, with appliances that include washing machine, freezer, dishwasher, fridge/ freezer, microwave, gas hob and electric oven. Ample parking for up to 4 plus cars. Enclosed courtyard garden with decking area and bbq facities under a sheltered matured grapevine. Suitable parking for horse trailers, boats etc. Self catering breakfast available at £7.50 per adult which includes bacon, sausages, eggs, mushrooms, tomatoes all from our local farm shop, bread, preserves, cereals etc.

Strenneth, a family run business in unspoiled countryside, 10 minutes drive from the market town of Diss, 5 minutes from Bressingham Gardens and close to Snetterton motor racing circuit. First class accommodation in 17th Century building, with single storey courtyard wing. Ample parking and nice walks. All 7 bedrooms are ensuite and tastefully furnished (2 with 4 poster beds). Purpose designed bunkhouse Extensive menu using local produce. Ideal touring base. Pets welcome.

Villa Farm is set in the open countryside in the village of Bressingham, close to the picturesque market town of Diss. Surrounded by open fields and sitting in five acres of beautifully landscaped gardens and large pond, home to many fish, chickens and waterfowl, this makes an ideal setting for a most relaxing stay whether you are in the area for pleasure or business. For those with a passion for fishing, we can offer private fishing from our two large landscaped ponds stocked with coarse fish. All rooms are individually decorated and have a king size bed with either an ensuite shower-room or private bathroom. They are centrally heated and all have colour TV, tea and coffee making facilities, hair dryers and a clock-radio. WiFi access available. Rooms are finished to a high standard, very spacious and look out over the gardens. Our rates include a delicious Full English breakfast served with free range eggs from our own hens. We are ideally located for exploring what both Norfolk and Suffolk have to offer. Close to the world famous Blooms of Bressingham Gardens & Steam Museum, Banham Zoo, Snetterton Racing Circuit and the historic city of Norwich with excellent shopping. The market town of Diss also offers many independent shops with a wide variety of restaurants, pubs and cafes. Unfortunately we are unable to cater for children or pets and we operate a non-smoking policy throughout the house, however a designated area is available outside. All rooms are on a cash only basis for payment please.

Completely renovated from the derelict mill and out-houses that stood dormant since 1940, the Yaxham Mill consists of self-catering cottages, a new accommodation block with six ensuite double rooms and an attractive bar and restaurant with a large decking area ideal for those sunny summer months. The family run Yaxham Mill is set in a relaxing countryside environment and has a highly acclaimed yet informal restaurant and bar serving a wide choice of Real Ales. It is only 12 miles from Norwich and only a few minutes from the A47 and within easy reach of many tourist locations such as Norfolk Broads, Cromer, Holt, Great Yarmouth and Snetterton. The sympathetic conversion has created a modern yet comfortable enviroment for a quiet and relaxing stay for both tourists to the area and to business guests. The Yaxham Mill has ample onsite parking and has Wi-Fi internet access.

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

We are a friendly, family B&B in the quiet village of Forncett End. We are situated just off the B1113 between Wymondham and Long Stratton, approx. 10 miles south of Norwich. Our guests can expect a warm welcome, comfortable rooms and a great breakfast! We have an outdoor heated swimming pool (Summer only), table tennis, table football, pool table and dart board available for our guests to use. Relax in our conservatory or stroll through the garden. We look forward to welcoming you soon.