Where to stay in Norfolk (1 Viewer)

teamsaint · Aug 17, 2006

Hi all,
My family and I are going to Norfolk for 3 nights in October half-term this year. I've sorted out where we are going mostly but some recommendations on where to stay would be useful. As most of our sites eg. Titchwell, Cley etc. are on the north coast we would need to stay there. Also we would like to stay somewhere by the sea, that is birdwatcher friendly and is a reasonable price.
Regards,
Tom

PaulK · Aug 17, 2006

Ive just returned from a two night trip to Norfolk and I stayed in Premier Travel Inns. Not particularly picturesque but fairly cheap and there is all the basics.

PYRTLE · Aug 17, 2006

More meat on the bones required:-
a. B&B ? b. Self catering cottage? c. Caravan ? d Hotel ? Budget ?

There are loads of above in North Norfolk - some very modest, others ridiculously expensive.

For the Brancaster area between Twitchwell and Cley try the Tourist info. centre

Karl J · Aug 17, 2006

Norwich ... somewhere like a Travel Inn

Postwick or Thickthorn are close to main roads, and not too long a drive (i assume you're driving) or Postwick isn't far from the train station if you are not

teamsaint · Aug 17, 2006

PYRTLE said:
More meat on the bones required:-
a. B&B ? b. Self catering cottage? c. Caravan ? d Hotel ? Budget ?

There are loads of above in North Norfolk - some very modest, others ridiculously expensive.

For the Brancaster area between Twitchwell and Cley try the Tourist info. centre

A cottage would be lovely although a hotel would probably be the easiest option.

Sandra (Taylor) · Aug 17, 2006

We usually stay in Wells-next-the-Sea in a B&B/Guest House but there are lots of cottages/houses to rent on a SC basis too. We find we can get east or west or inland very easily from Wells.

Sandra

Steve Jones · Aug 17, 2006

Sandra (Taylor) said:
We usually stay in Wells-next-the-Sea in a B&B/Guest House but there are lots of cottages/houses to rent on a SC basis too. We find we can get east or west or inland very easily from Wells.

Sandra

Wells next-to-the sea for me. Been there 3 times now, and its well placed for all the good birdy places, plus you can easily walk to wells wood or view the marshes.
B & B's there have never disappointed yet and will be there this October for 3 nights stay during half term week.

Karl J · Aug 17, 2006

and the Travel Inn or whatever its called at Norwich airport is right on the Cromer Rd (which goes to Cromer, oddly enough

, and the north coast)

Keith Dickinson · Aug 17, 2006

Hi Tom
I've stayed here and the accommodation is great as well as the food. They do packages with family rooms etc.
The hotel is about 50-80 yards from the beach and Holme is only a short walk away.

http://www.linkswayhotel.com

Marcus Conway - ebirder · Aug 17, 2006

teamsaint said:
Hi all,
My family and I are going to Norfolk for 3 nights in October half-term this year. I've sorted out where we are going mostly but some recommendations on where to stay would be useful. As most of our sites eg. Titchwell, Cley etc. are on the north coast we would need to stay there. Also we would like to stay somewhere by the sea, that is birdwatcher friendly and is a reasonable price.
Regards,

Tom

In my opinion this is my absolute favourite place to stay

http://www.cottageguide.co.uk/halfwayhouse/

I have stayed here twice, and am going to be there again for christmas this year. You will even see plenty of birds from the window. It's brillaint. There's also a horses paddock right next door, and they are very friendly. There's parking for three cars, and for about £500 per week it's awesome.

Please feel free to mention my name to Kirsty when you call

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