North Norfolk hotel

When taking a holiday or weekend break away from the stressed of everyday life, why not visit the North Norfolk coast and stay at one of the variety of hotels available across the area. North Norfolk is the remote coastal region of the East Anglia region, just over two hours drive from London. There are numerous hotels in the region, offering a high standard of sleeping accommodation and in-house quality eateries provide food made from local produce and due to the close relation with the sea - the freshest catch of the day. There are several seaside resorts, quiet harbours and coastal villages as well as market towns across the area that all have hotels offering all-year round hospitality.
The range of hotels in North Norfolk, offering star rated sleeping accommodation from short-term weekend breaks to week-long holidays can be found by searching on-line. Victorian seaside resorts like Hunstanton, Sheringham and Cromer have grand hotels on the seafront as well as numerous smaller hotels and guest houses offering hotel accommodation at a coastal resort. And there are hotels found in the towns like Wells next the Sea or Holt in Georgian town houses. Grand houses and farms that have been converted into hotels can be found dotted across the region in villages and off the beat track for a real getaway. Some have fine dining like Morston Hall; one of two North Norfolk Michelin Star restaurants, or offer a la carte British menus using seasonal local produce to showcase the very best of North Norfolk to enjoy dining out whilst staying at the hotel.
The region from Hunstanton to Cromer along the eastern coast and inland to central Norfolk and the Brecklands has unique landscape; from the rich carpet of arable land with quaint villages out towards the varied coastal features of cliffs, pebbly and sandy beaches that go on for miles, pine forests and salt-water marshes which attract a wide range of British wildlife and flora offering you a tranquil and relaxing time-out in beautiful countryside and amazing seaside walks. The area is also rich in historic places to visit from grand country houses and gardens, castles and numerous religious sites and medieval churches. And there are the market towns of Fakenham, Holt or Dereham for a spot of shopping as well as the many specialized farm shops and delicatessens found in the villages offering the best quality of local produce. There are also numerous art galleries and artist studios selling local artists work inspired by the North Norfolk atmosphere. The area offers a range of outdoor activities during the summer season like cycling the North Norfolk Coast Path to sailing at Blakeney Point for the more active holiday- check locally for details.
Staying in a hotel whilst holidaying along the North Norfolk coast offer quality sleeping arrangement with friendly professional staff that will give you a relaxing time-out and also providing delicious local food fare that will leave you with memories of a great holiday.