Norfolk's flat countryside and beautiful coastline make it a great choice for a rural weekend away. Dotted with pretty historic towns and villages there are a number of traditional buildings which have now been turned into hotels. Some of the best are the more unusual buildings which are sure to provide bags of character. From windmills to converted schools, our hotel experts have chosen a select few of the best unusual places to stay in Norfolk. So why not browse through our collection to start planning your next trip?
Norfolk
Characterful windmill B&B overlooking marshes of Cley, a pretty village near shingle coast where locals swim. Quaint rooms with comfortable beds and wonderful views. Good birdwatching nearby.
Holt (Norfolk)
Holt's oldest building, a former ironmongers, this hotel promises an Olde World country stay. Rooms are decorated in a traditional style with sumptuous beds, soft throws and Bang & Olufsen sound systems. Bathrooms have underfloor heating. A bustling deli and café attracts locals and tourists alike.
Norfolk (Shouldham Thorpe)
A charming Victorian schoolhouse turned B&B, plus self catering cottage and lodges, set on a pretty village green near the Norfolk coast. Brimming with character throughout the rooms are a mix of chintz fabrics, antiques and traditional artwork. Expect hearty breakfasts and superb walking country.
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