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Thetford Hotels, B&B etc
Bell Hotel
King Street, Thetford, Norfolk IP24 2AZ
A thriving inn since the 15th century the Bell retains much of its original character, combined with all the comforts of a modern hotel. Furnishings and décor create a mood of relaxed elegance in both the bar and restaurant. The restaurant specialises in simple good food in a traditional English style whilst the bar serves bar meals and traditional ales. The 12th century Thetford Priory is within walking distance of the hotel.
A thriving inn since the 15th century the Bell retains much of its original character, combined with all the comforts of a modern hotel. Furnishings and décor create a mood of relaxed elegance in both the bar and restaurant. The restaurant specialises in simple good food in a traditional English style whilst the bar serves bar meals and traditional ales. The 12th century Thetford Priory is within walking distance of the hotel.
Room facilities: Wi-Fi | Refrigerator | Non-smoking | Internet | Hypoallergenic pillows & bed | High speed internet | Freeview | Fireplace | Fire alarm | TV | Balcony/Terrace | Alarm clock | Rooms from: £45 Mobility info: Accommodation in The Stables is all on one level, with extra wide doors to all rooms, to allow easy access for wheelchair users.
At The Swan Inn in Hilborough, we offer a warm and friendly family run business offering great food, excellent service and comfortable ensuite accommodation. We provide an ideal base from which to explore Norfolk.
Rating: Self Assessed | Hotel | 4 Stars Rooms: 15
Room facilities: Tea/coffee facilities | Non-smoking | TV | Rooms from: £35 Mobility info: There are ground floor rooms that are suitable for people with walking difficulties.
The hotel is privately owned and family run. We offer a high level of comfort and a relaxed ambience. Our small hotel combines a warm, personal welcome with the amenities of a larger hotel.
Andrew and Caroline Blyth welcome their guests into the warm, friendly atmosphere of the family-run Wereham House. Wereham House is a charming, bay-fronted Victorian/Georgian house located in Thetford town centre in South-West Norfolk.
Providing comfortable, good value accommodation, Premier Inn Thetford is 4 miles (6.4km) from Thetford Forest Park. Local attractions include Thetford Golf Club and Breckland Leisure Centre & Waterworld.
This 18th century, listed Georgian building is well located for visiting various East Anglian attractions such as Sandringham House, Cambridge, Newmarket and Bury St. Edmunds.
Quiet 3-star country house hotel set in traditional English gardens in Norfolk's Breckland countryside, approached by a winding driveway bordered by lime trees, offering peace and tranquillity to all guests.
The Swan Inn is a country pub situated on the main A1065 between Brandon and Swaffham. It is ideally located in the centre of Norfolk making it a good location for both coast and touring, with both en-suite letting rooms and self catering barns it is ideal for both holiday makers or business guests. You can relax and enjoy a meal in the restaurant. Bar meals are also available. There is a large ca more info. . .
A Grade II mansion suite built in the Jacobean style designed by William Burn and constructed between 1857 and 1862 to replace a former hall built in 1720 by James Nelthorpe whose daughter married James Hoste, the owner of Sandringham House.Today Lynford Hall Hotel is an active Conference and business Centre and one of the prime locations in East Anglia for holding weddings. The hotel has been ful more info. . .
A VERY PRIVATE PLACE Coming to Norwich? Business people as well as pleasure seekers will love Brovey Lair because it is so different from the run-of-the-mill hotel. Only half an hour from Norwich and less than an hour to Norfolks spectacular north coast not only is the property set in tranquil and lush surroundings but its restaurant enjoys top position for the county in The 2009 Good Food Guide a more info. . .
Once the capital of the Danish kingdom ruled by
King Sweyne and then Canute, Thetford later became a Norman stronghold. All
that remains of the 12th century castle is a large mound. The Ancient House
Museum with its fine carved beam ceilings is a timber-framed Tudor building.
Thetford itself was the birthplace of the radical philosopher Thomas Paine
(1737), author of ‘Rights of Man’ and ‘Age of Reason’. A statue of him
stands outside the Elizabethan Bell Hotel. Nearby, the 50,000-acre Thetford
Forest contains four species of deer and even the rare, red squirrel
flourish.
