Located in Cromer, a 4-minute walk from Cromer Beach, White horse inn provides accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar.
Nestled in the picturesque village of West Runton The Dormy House Hotel is a haven of exquisite service, unparalleled dining, and renowned Best Roast on the Coast.
Tony
United Kingdom
The team were lovely, as was the location and the food. Lovely walks and great experience.
Sitting on top of Cromer’s spectacular coastline, The Cliftonville Hotel is a cliff-top hotel overlooking Cromer Beach.
Justin
United Kingdom
From the moment we arrived the greeting and hospitality was second to none. Jodi was brilliant and made my partner (40th birthday) feel super special. Lovely touches everywhere. Room was fabulous , with a stunning view. Couldn't have wished for more !!
Set in 35 acres of wooded parkland, Links Country Park Hotel features an impressive golf course, an innovative restaurant and leisure center, 3 miles from Cromer beach.
Judith
United Kingdom
Very good location. The room was clean and a good size. We had our large dog with us and made it work. Restaurant served great food by lovely staff.
The Penthouse offers accommodations in Cromer, a 2-minute walk from Cromer Beach and 11 miles from Blickling Hall. This beachfront property offers access to a patio and free Wifi.
anne
United Kingdom
Had a wonderful stay at the Penthouse. In a perfect location. The place was warm and homely.
All the bedding was clean and fresh. Comfortable beds, apart from one (My teenage son said it was fine!!) Most were memory foam.
Kitchen was lovely. Plenty of crockery, glasses and cookware.
T.V had Netflix, Amazon etc. You just need to sign in.
Keybox was very easy to use.
Family of 11. Varying ages. All said they had a great time.
Recon we will be back.
Offering a garden, West Cottage. Central, beautiful, 2 mins to beach. Features accommodations in Cromer.
Ant
United Kingdom
The whole building is full of character. It's big enough to have had the whole family together.
There was a welcome bottle of wine and crisps which made a lovely touch.
On average, 3-star hotels in Cromer cost $176 per night, and 4-star hotels in Cromer are $213 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Cromer can be found for $230 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
Cromer is a jewel of a town, good shopping to meet all needs...
Cromer is a jewel of a town, good shopping to meet all needs, contemporary as well as eclectic and creative, good eateries and fine art. The night life is different and a breath of fresh air. Not too rowdy but creative and unusual (e.g. the Gangway). Great food (Korean as well as the usual plus vegetarian etc)
Scenery great and not to be missed, from walking the cliff path, strolling the beach, wandering the pier or just the fine independent shops. Also make sure you use the local bus service to visit the surrounding villages such as Aylsham, the Runtons, Overstrand, Sheringham etc. Don't forget Felbrig Hall for a taste for Victorian Country life style
Anthony
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
We have been visiting Cromer for many years.
We have been visiting Cromer for many years. The town is pleasant although I think it could do with a few more shops.
Plenty of places to visit such as Norwich, nearby Sheringham, National Trust places, Shire Horse Centre at West Runton. Lovely coastal villages as well.
Catherine
United Kingdom
Scored 8.0
8.0
Cromer is a nice little town very clean with a lovely church...
Cromer is a nice little town very clean with a lovely church at its centre. Its an easy town to meander around taking in the shops, restaurants and ice cream parlours. We had six meals out, the order is how we rated them -
Gibson's Bistro, Masala Twist, Upstairs No.1, Garden street grill (reasonably priced home cooked food) and a Chinese takeaway. All were very nice
Steven
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
It’s a lovely quaint little place.
It’s a lovely quaint little place. Has a great theatre at the end of the pier. When the tides not in you can walk along the beach to beautiful Sheringham or the other way to the equally lovely Overstrand.
Pat
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Cromer is a great place to stay, with access to so many...
Cromer is a great place to stay, with access to so many places by local buses with the most patient good humoured drivers.The cafes and restaurants serve great local food presented with a smile.Narrow roads needing traffic patience. The summer show on the pier was really professional and my friends and I loved it.
Muriel
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Comer is a quintessential English seaside town, it was just...
Comer is a quintessential English seaside town, it was just a 20 minute walk from the Corner country club where we stayed. The end of the pier show is a must do in the summer. Lovely beach, a few fish & chip shops and plenty of cafes.
Puttock
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The Red Lion Hotel was one of the most loveliest places I’ve stayed in! Perfectly situated with an excellent bar and restaurant. Comfortable rooms, including facilities like a kettle, fresh water, teas, coffees, hairdryer, hair wash and conditioner, body wash, soap, and a tall powerful fan. Lovely view from the room and very much enjoyed the peaceful atmosphere.
As everyone else says, the breakfast was outstanding. Excellent service and selection.
We used this bungalow as a base for my partner’s charity walk along the Norfolk coast path. It was ideal for our needs and only a short walk to the town centre of Cromer.
The bungalow was clean and comfortable with good WiFi and smart tv. Good kitchen and large living room/diner. Beds were comfortable.
We fully recommend Hidden Hideout and would happily return.
Great hotel, good value rooms, helpful staff and nice interiors. Walking distance to the beach and to Cromer and Sheringham so well located. Very good parking.
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