Here we list those members
who provide a wide selection of
properties for the
business traveller or tourist - from
budget to luxury
hotels, bed and breakfasts and guest
house accommodation.
They offer ideal
accommodation for any visitor to Cromer.
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Cromer Hotels, B&B etc
Felbrigg Lodge
Aylmerton
Old School Road, Aylmerton, Norfolk, NR11 8RA
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Felbridge Lodge enjoys an unrivalled position, surrounded by six acres of grounds allowing for total privacy and seclusion. Although a bed and breakfast in essence, this is not strictly true it is far too luxurious! Compromised of a series of beautiful and intimate suites, filled with personal touches and thoughtful details ideal for either business or pleasure.
The rooms, which are all at ground level and are situated around the grounds to take greatest advantage of the views and landscape, preserving a sense of peace and tranquillity. All hav... more
Perched on the cliff tops of the beautiful North Norfolk coast, you will find the Sea Marge, an elegant Edwardian mansion steeped in history. This fine Grade II listed building, resplendent in five acres of terraced gardens and now available for you to enjoy, has recently been awarded the coveted Tourist Board GOLD AWARD for service and culinary excellence.
The 25 non-smoking en-suite bedrooms naturally contain all the benefits and amenities that you would expect from a hotel of this calibre, for example colour television, complimentary tea and c... more
Originally owned by the Crown, Virginia Court was built at the end of the 19th Century as a gentlemans club for King Edward VII who entertained his guests here while visiting Cromer for the Golf and Sea Air! The hotel exhibits the generous proportions in the public spaces which prevailed in that era. Nowadays Virginia Court is an AA recognised Three Star hotel offering; free Wi-Fi internet access, in-house restaurant, bar and private car parking facilities. We are situated in a quiet tree lined avenue, only a 3 minutes walk to all
Cromer's attra... more
The Anglia Court Hotel commands a premier location on
Cromer's West Cliff, offering spectacular views from the restaurants, bar and many of the bedrooms. Across from the beach, the hotel is within two minutes of the town centre, the famous Cromer Pier, the magnificent Church of St. Peter and St. Paul with its 160-foot tower and all that Cromer has to offer.
A place to relax, yet moments away from the areas attractions, the Anglia Court Hotel offers you family comforts, convenience and gracious hospitality at an affordable
price. All 28 of our Bed... more
Built in 1897, the Cliftonville Hotel occupies the premier position on the Cromer seafront and is considered to be one of North
Norfolk's leading establishments. All 30 bedrooms are en-suite and enjoy stunning views of the sea and town. Many of the original Edwardian features remain, including the Gone with the Wind style staircase in the main lobby and beautiful stained glass windows and doors, as well as the classic Minstrels Gallery.
All of the bedrooms have been thoughtfully decorated in a classical style to emphasise the elegance of the Edwa... more
Cromer Road
West Runton, Runton, Norfolk, NR27 9QA
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Nestling in the pretty village of West Runton discover the natural beauty of the small coastal Norfolk village of West Runton, it is in an ideal place to stay for playing Golf, Horse-riding, Fishing, or enjoying beautiful country and coastal walks with nearby bird watching facilities. It has an attractive clean beach which is only a stones throw away from the Hotel.
There are nearby facilities for squash, tennis and swimming, and a varied selection of local museums, wildlife parks and attractions to make your stay a memorable one. Close to West... more
Sandy Lane, West Runton, West Runton, Norfolk, NR27 9QH
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Norfolks Longest Established Golf, Leisure and Conference Hotel. Established 1899. DOUBLE AWARD WINNERS. HOLIDAY OF THE YEAR 2006. AWARD OF MERIT FOR SPECIALIST SERVICES TO GOLF (2006). Proudly independent, The Links, considered by many to be the best golf leisure and conference hotel in Norfolk is set in 35 acres of lightly wooded coastal parkland, designated as an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
The hotel has retained those high standards of personal service long forgotten by many and offers a traditional warm welcome, a peaceful escape from everyd... more
Gunton Park, Thorpe Market Cromer, Norfolk NR11 8TZ
Booking Centre Hotline: 0870 240 7060
Nestling into 6 acres of naturally wooded grounds, this hotel with a beautiful aspect overlooks 800 acres of deer park.
Rating: 3*
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Cromer Country Club
Overstrand Road Cromer NR27 0DJ
Booking Centre Hotline: 0870 240 7060
With views of the picturesque Norfolk coastline and many health and leisure facilities, Cromer Country Club is ideally placed for a delightful break in a pleasant Victorian seaside town.
Rating: 3*
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Sandcliff Hotel
Runton Road Cromer NR27 9AS
Booking Centre Hotline: 0870 240 7060
Set in the picturesque town of Cromer, the hotel boasts splendid sea views and sumptuous accommodation, at very reasonable rates, within a very warm, friendly environment.
Rating: 3*
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CROMER
Cromer was originally a fishing port that was
transformed into a holiday resort in the 19th century and later described as
‘poppyland’ by the journalist Clement Scott. The local lifeboat museum
provides further evidence of sea-going interest. There's a statue of
Cromer’s real-life local hero, Henry Blogg, and the town’s unique museum can
be found within five old cottages. The Church of St. Peter and St. Paul
features the tallest tower in Norfolk (160ft). There are 70 acres of iron
workings dating from Saxon times at Beacon Hill. Nearby stands Felbrigg
Hall, a Jacobean mansion built in the 17th century and landscaped by
Humphrey Repton. This National Trust property contains fine paintings, a
stunning library and walled gardens.
