Best Norfolk Hotels with Pools

Norfolk (Norfolk)

This 16th-century property has a new lease of life. Bright and beautifully upholstered furnishings create an artsy vibe in the 9 airy bedrooms in the clubhouse which is home to a restaurant, log fires and a sitting room.

• Swimming Pool - 22 metre outdoor heated swimming pool
• Kayaking - Boating and canoeing on the lake
• Tennis - Two grass and two clay courts
• Sights nearby - Somerleyton Hall

Norfolk (Cromer)

A family run hotel that's been passed down through three generations. Boasting a secluded setting within mature gardens, an indoor pool and massage hut this is a place to come and unwind. As suitable for children as is for a romantic weekend away. It has a fantastic British restaurant too.

• Local exploring - Perfecty located to explore the best of Norfolk's sites.
• Great walks - Take long walks along the beautiful coastline.
• Swimming Pool - Indoor pool
• Seaside

Norfolk (Kings Lynn)

An elegant rural property set in a beautiful part of Norfolk. Chic rooms are individually styled and boast sink-into beds and egyptian cotton sheets. An indulgent spa and award winning restaurant make this the perfect place to return to after a day exploring the countryside.

• Total relaxation - A tranquil country house set in beautifully manicured gardens and boasting a fantastic spa.
• Spa - The Secret Garden Spa offers signature herbal treatments, plus there's a thermal suite, experience showers & outdoor hot tub
• Birdwatching - Norfolk is known to be the bird watching capital of Britain and there are numerous nature reserves to visit
• Sights nearby - Visit the nearby Sandringham Estate, one of the Queen's favourite rural estates.

Norfolk (Norfolk)

Recently refurbished yet traditional hotel overlooking Blakeney's small harbour. Spacious country-style rooms with wooden beams, large sash windows & many with sea views. Classic food is served in the restaurant. Plenty of in-house entertainment including an indoor pool. Ideal for families.

• Back to Nature - Set by the spectacular estuary and salt marshes of Blakeney Point, a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
• Families - Plenty for the children including indoor pool, games room, board games, extensive walking and kiddies menu.
• Restaurant - A wide ranging menu including plenty of vegetarian options. The restaurant has held an AA rosette for 10 years running.
• Birdwatching - There are telescopes in the lounge to help you spot the numerous breeds of bird across the estuary and marshland.