3-Star Hotels in Norfolk, United Kingdom

A potentially lovely little serviced accommodation. Superficially tidy but everything a bit tired and grubby. No hairdryer, stale refillable bottles of toiletries, crusty bits around the taps etc. It is so close to being gorgeous; it just needs a bit of love! The noise from the pub over the road was pretty bad but that’s to be expected during graduation weekend. The concierge at the desk was very pleasant and I feel bad giving this review but it is honest.

Booked a pod at 11.30 am for the same night.Surprised to be accepted at such short notice.Arrived approx 8.00pm Lovely Irish lady welcomed me and explained relevant details.The pod was very clean,exactly what it was described online.Toilets and showers clean and well maintained Would definitely return if I have the need to travel to North Norfolk again.Thankyou for such a lovely overnight stay.Great value and very welcoming.

The staff is so nice and the room is very clean. Highly recommended :)

Pros: 1. Location: close to the train station, bus stop, and convenience stores. There's a bar nearby. 2. The staff is helpful when needed. Cons: 1. The room was dirty. The spoon was rusty, the mug had a sticky residue, and the sink was dirty. It felt like the room hadn't been cleaned since the previous occupants. No power outlet by the bed. 2. Narrow stairs and no elevator. It's best to leave your heavy suitcase behind.

No issue for the hotel, but Great Yarmouth as a town is terribly tired and worn. No longer a place for enjoyment.

Everything is as it says but missing common sense. a lumpy mattress a TV no bigger than a stamp toilet bathroom is guessing if someone else is in there because no indication outside pillows were awful one flat one lumpy. Teh room was clean and staff friendly can't fault that but when another room used thier bathroom what a racket WiFi in room virtually non existent. For similar price book travel lodge and get your own bathroom for a start. I booked last min and won't use again.

Booked for one night to go to the football at Carrie road which is about 15min walk from hotel town centre is about 20min walk, it is easy to get to from the station just a short walk, arrived and some other guests let me in at first as the manager was not there, he arrived a few minutes later and quickly booked quests in, very easy process he showed me were I was staying as staying the other side of hotel, told me if I had any problems to ring the number on the paper stuck to the back of the door, and if I wanted to use the WiFi the code was also there. Room was small but had a shower toilet and sink as well as a hairdryer and clothes rack. There was also a kettle with tea and coffee facilities. Overall place was clean and tidy I stayed in the top part at the front it was a pleasant stay.

Communal toilets were clean, the hotel was warm but due to not being able to adjust the heating in the room ( house rules ) it was unbearably hot so we had to have the window open - no consideration from the staff at the restaurant next to the hotel as they were loudly throwing things into the bins just below our room at 12am. Therefore my partner had extremely broken sleep, did not feel rested and was exhausted the next day, but good value for what it is and likely better for solo business travelling as the hotel can supply earplugs. Rang the number for the hotel as advised before checking in, called three times but no answer so had to ring the doorbell twice before being let in, staff seemed unhappy to be answering the door and slightly unwelcoming ( this was at only 5pm )

The hotel is well located, clean, and quiet. The breakfast is very plentiful and of good quality, and the staff is friendly and helpful. The rooms are quite small, especially the bathroom!

A definite recommendation from myself. Enjoyed the stay. Receptionist was pleasant and efficient. Offered extras such as dinner reservation and breakfast as extra.