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 Kings Lynn.
Our en-suite bedrooms (one
downstairs) overlook open fields or garden.
Breakfasts cooked to order using local produce.
Excellent pub meals within
walking distance. No smoking. AA/VB 4 Star
Silver Award. Tariff: £28 pppn based on two
sharing twin/double room; £35 single occupancy.
Combining the traditional with the new, J D Wetherspoon has achieved this with the centuries old Globe Hotel in Kings Lynn offering comfort and value for money in both our hotel and bar An historic Georgian coaching inn situated in the heart of Old Kings Lynn, The
Globe Hotel offers the best aspects of a modern hotel and bar. Music is played
in the bar until late on... more
Located in the heart of Kings Lynn old town and overlooking the historic market place, the Hotel Elizabeth is perfect for discovering what Norfolk has to offer to the business and leisure traveller. Since Georgian times, this impressive classical building has welcomed visitors in considerable comfort and style. As you arrive outside its elegant entrance, you can
almost... more
The Ramada Kings Lynn is located in the historic port and market town of Kings Lynn. Royal Sandringham, the picturesque North Norfolk Coast and principal Business Parks are all
nearby. Modern, comfortable bedrooms with excellent facilities. Restaurant offering a la carte and all day Lounge menu, snack menu available in
bedrooms. Free car park... more
Quiet yet centrally situated in its own grounds. This hotel offers a home from home with comfortable rooms, an excellent restaurant and cosy bar, (noted for its real ale and regular entertainment). 10 minutes walk through the park from the rail station, historic port and town
centre. Close to Royal Sandringham, wonderful Norfolk Countryside and Beaches. Conference and... more
A 12-bedroomed contemporary hotel situated in quiet country village close to Kings Lynn and Burnham Market. 60-seat restaurant overlooking sheltered courtyard,
brassiere menus, morning coffee and pastries, afternoon tea. Recently
refurbished to a very high standard. Amex and Diners not accepted... more
An elegant Georgian Manor House set in thirty acres of peaceful parkland. Log fires and fine ceramics create a warm and homely
atmosphere. Our team of award winning chefs create dishes using the wide variety of vegetables and herbs from the hotel gardens... more
The Bridge Hotel at Sutton Bridge has undergone a complete renovation and refurbishment and offers a fine range of accommodation at the gateway to three counties Lincolnshire, Norfolk and Cambridgeshire. The Hotels location means that its conveniently placed for visits to the nearby centres of Wisbech, Peterborough, Spalding, Kings Lynn and
Boston. Whether you're looking... more
This 16th century coaching inn overlooks the magnificent Tuesday Market Place in the centre of this historic town. For international cuisine dine in the Duke's Head a la carte restaurant and Griffins Restaurant.
This classic Georgian hotel is within walking distance of both bus and train
stations. Sandringham House, beaches and a variety of tourist attractions are also close by.
Booking Centre Hotline: 0871 702 0134 Please quote TouristNetUK when booking
Knights Hill Hotel, set in 11 acres, is on one of the highest points in West Norfolk, close to historic King's Lynn. The Queen's private residence of Sandringham.
Bedingfeld Arms otherwise known as the Bedingfeld
Coach house is the only pub in the village of Oxborough situated 7 miles between the market towns Swaffham and Downham Market. We offer bed and breakfast in our newly built accommodation units which were originally a stable block originating back from when the pub was a
Coachhouse.
Originally developed as a seaport known as
Bishop’s Lynn its name was changed by Henry VIII during the dissolution of
the monasteries. The flint town hall, built around 1420 is England's oldest
surviving guildhall and contains some of the finest treasures in Britain,
including the 700-year-old silver and enamel King John Cup, one of the
oldest paper books in existence and the King John Sword. There's the Lynn
Museum and the Town Museum of Lynn Life and there's also the 12th century
Church of St. Margaret, once part of a Benedictine monastery. Visit the Old
Gaol House, and experience what prison life was like in the 18th century.
The Red Mount at King's Lynn, also known as the Chapel of Our Lady of the
Mount was a place of pilgrimage built in the reign of Richard III (1483-85).
Demonstrations of glass making is on offer at Caithness Crystal Factory,
along with a resident engraver. Nearby, the 18th century Palladian Houghton
Hall was built for England’s first prime Minister, Robert Walpole and now
owned by the 6th Marquis Hugh, Lord Great Chamberlain to the Queen. Inside
you will find a remarkable collection of 20,000 model soldiers.
