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 Thetford.
The house
stands in its own extensive grounds on
the A11 at Elveden, 12 minutes from
Newmarket. Bedrooms are spacious and
comfortable, with TV's and hospitality
trays.
They have
en-suite bathrooms or private facilities.
The Glebe has 5
double/twin bedded rooms including one with
balcony. Full English or Continental breakfasts
are available in the relaxing dining room, and
will be served at a time to suit guests'
schedules. This is an ideal location for the
busy traveller and holidaymaker alike, being
close to Newmarket, Cambridge, Ely, Norwich and
the Norfolk Broads and only just over an hour to
the North Norfolk Coast. The Glebe is 15 minutes
from Snetterton Racing Circuit. Guests may bring
well-behaved pets if they wish, and there is
also kennelling available. Locally, guests can
explore Thetford Forest, a haven for walkers,
cyclists and naturalists. The Glebe at Elveden
is just three-quarters of an hour from Stansted
Airport and one and a half hours from London.
The local rail and coach stations are only 3
miles away.
Situated midway between Norwich and Cambridge with good travel links by road, rail and coach. The Bell is within walking distance of the 12th century Thetford priory and only five miles from Thetford Forest,
Britain's largest pine forest.... more
The Windmill
Water End, Norfolk, Norfolk, IP25 6NN
Customer Rating: Click for reviews
A village inn since circa 1650. The hostelry has built its reputation on serving high quality competitively priced food, from an extensive menu with changing daily specials; plus six real ales together with twelve different draught beers and lagers. The Windmill has three bars plus a variety of different rooms and dining areas all steeped in history and
oldie world charm. Its rural location, but with easy access to the A1065 and A47 road network, provides the ideal location for a small meeting conference venue. The Halls family has owned and ope... more
Please note this hotel is non smoking throughout Norfolk, is an old part of the country: where Norman churches abound, and some of the best farming acres in Europe can be found. All around you, Kings Lynn, newmarket, Fakenham, And Thetford Forest you can happily tour from here for ages. In seven acres of its own grounds the Comfort Inn, is very peaceful. Families are particularly well looked after and are offered excellent facilities. The traditional country inn has a great choice on the menu with good British cooking and a first class wine list... more
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.
Rating: 2*
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Wereham House
24 White Hart Street Thetford IP24 1AD
Booking Centre Hotline: 0870 240 7060
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.
Rating: 0*
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Broom Hall Country Hotel
Richmond Road, Saham Toney Thetford IP25 7EX
Booking Centre Hotline: 0870 240 7060
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.
Rating: 3*
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Peddars Way B&B
Thetford IP25 6QT
In this lovely listed farm house, we offer Bed and Breakfast accomodation and Self Catering in our Stable Conversion. Accommodation graded 4* ETB.
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.
