HOTELS IN NORFOLK

With its open landscapes, crumbling coastlines and quiet waterways, a short break in Norfolk is ideal for those who want to unwind and relax in peaceful surroundings. No wonder the British Royal Family retreat to relax at their Norfolk country estate, Sandringham.

People have flocked to Norwich's famous market for centuries, so make sure your Norwich hotel room is big enough to take you and your purchases! No short break in Norwich would be complete without a visit to the fine Norman cathedral, the imposing Castle, and the impressive medieval merchant halls.

What could be more peaceful on a short break in Norfolk that sailing the Norfolk Broads, over 124 miles of waterways that take you from historic Norwich to the coast. If boats are not your thing, stay in a Norfolk Broads hotel instead, and enjoy the historic market towns, idyllic villages and open countryside of the remarkable Broads National Park. Or walk amongst the rare birds and insects that make the Broads wetland habitat their home, at the RSPB reserve Strumpshaw Fen.
Make sure you take time on your visit to Norfolk to explore the North Norfolk Heritage Coast, as part of it may not be there for long, thanks to dramatic erosion. For a great Norfolk seaside holiday, you can't beat a Cromer guest house or bed and breakfast, for sunshine, fresh air - and Cromer crab sandwiches on the beach! "Very flat, Norfolk"" said Oscar Wilde - not flat, just laid back, we say!