Wroxham is one of Norfolk's popular places to visit often described as the 'capital of Norfolk Broads' situated on the A1151 just seven miles from Norwich and close to Norfolk's wild and often virtually empty beaches. Our tastefully furnished rooms are en-suite, include a colour TV, radio alarm clock, tea/coffee making facilities, hair dryer, shaver point and central heating. Guests can be met, by arrangement at Hoveton and Wroxham railway station. We have ample private parking and cycle storage. After a comfortable nights stay, we have the characterful dining room where our varied breakfast menu is served which includes our praised hearty full English breakfast. We have a lovely garden where guests can look round or sit on the patio and enjoy a quiet drink. A visit to Wroxham can take many forms; You can hire a boat by the hour/day or take a trip on the licensed public trips to explore the beautiful broads. Visit Wroxham Barns with its craft shops and animal farm, travel on the Bure Valley steam railway, visit Roys famous stores (claimed to be the biggest village store in the world). Wroxham makes the perfect base for exploring North Norfolk with its nature reserves, stately homes, unspoilt beaches, bird watching, fishing, golf, steam railways, market towns and quaint villages with old flint buildings and not forgetting the north Suffolk broads. Norwich, easily reached by car, train or bus has all the charm of a small city with a daily market, cathedral, famed castle museum and shops big and small whilst the lively seaside resort of Great Yarmouth is only 18 miles away. Why not leave the car with us? We offer private, off-road car parking. Hire a bike or take a stroll on the Bure Valley car free path to the Market town of Aylsham. Regular trains go to the coastal resorts of Cromer and Sheringham as well as Norwich. For eating out Hoveton/Wroxham and the surrounding area has a good selection of pubs, restaurants and cafes. So with all this in mind, and so much to see, why not spend a few days with us and join our many repeat customers. Rates : From £60 - £64 per room per night based on two people sharing. Children are welcome by arrangement. No smoking. Sorry, no pets. Off street parking. 4 Star Visit Britain.

This beautiful and peaceful farmhouse, converted from a 17th century coach house and stables, retains much of its old-world charm but with all the modern comforts. Set in 64 acres of working farm on former parkland, where horses and a small herd of pedigree Hereford cattle quietly graze, along with sheep and lambs in the Spring, it is approached up a straight drive, finally curving into a large courtyard. There’s one double bedroom with a four poster bed, sharing a deluxe shower room with a twin bedded room with en-suite bathroom. Across the courtyard on the ground floor there is one more twin bedded room with its own bathroom and kitchenette. Meals are served in a traditional farmhouse kitchen with an Aga, antique furniture and a warm welcoming atmosphere. There is also a sitting room with television and a light and airy garden room with access to the pretty garden. We are open all year round and welcome pets but by arrangement please. Rates : From £30 per person per night. Children are welcome. No smoking. Pets allowed. Off street parking.

No longer the new kids on the block Eton Lodge bed and breakfast has now been open for four years. In that short time it has shot from zero to four stars, achieved a Silver Award and found itself hailed as one of the best B and B’s in the UK by The Independent, The Guardian and The Times newspapers. Run by artist Stewart Lees and his wife Caren. Eton Lodge offers modern, sumptuous rooms with gleaming en-suites and lots of nice little touches, fresh milk and mineral water in your own mini-fridge, fresh fruit, wireless internet access, digital and DVD players among them. The house was built in 1878, a time when walls were solid and ceilings were high. Finished in locally quarried carrstone, inside it has been given a bright uncluttered and contemporary feel. Outside there is off street parking and dry, secure storage for cycles. Eton Lodge bed and breakfast nestles in a peaceful enclave just steps away from the towns theatre and bustling High Street, while Hunstanton’s award winning beach, perfect for a romantic stroll (or donkey ride if you’re that way inclined) is just 500 meters away. Rates : From £30 per person per night. Children are welcome. No smoking. Sorry, no pets. WiFi access. Off street parking.