“A charming yet chic gastropub set in a quaint rural Norfolk village. Recently renovated rooms have nods towards the original structure with exposed beams and brickwork but the furniture and fabrics are contemporary. A high-quality British menu pulls a crowd plus there are fabulous local walks.”
“A charming yet chic gastropub set in a quaint rural Norfolk village. Recently renovated rooms have nods towards the original structure with exposed beams and brickwork but the furniture and fabrics are contemporary. A high-quality British menu pulls a crowd plus there are fabulous local walks.”
Recommended For
- Great walks
- There are a vast range of scenic walking trails spreading out from the village some of which go all the way to the coast
- Country Escape
- With lovely walks, noteworthy cuisine, and cosy rooms — this is perfect for a rural weekend getaway
- Foodies
- With high quality produce and bold flavours the chef has created a standout British menu
- Golf
- Play a round on the 18-hole championship course, Sprowston Manor Golf Club, just 20-minutes from the hotel
- Other Activities
- During the summer months, spend sunny days on the beach with a picnic
- Restaurant
- Quiet
- Intimate
- Contemporary
- Traditional
- Child friendly
- Village
- Inn
- Historic
Facilities
- Restaurant
- No pets
- Fireplace
- Bar
- Parking
- Wifi
- Child friendly
Activities
- Great walks
- There are a vast range of scenic walking trails spreading out from the village some of which go all the way to the coast
- Golf
- Play a round on the 18-hole championship course, Sprowston Manor Golf Club, just 20-minutes from the hotel
- Other Activities
- During the summer months, spend sunny days on the beach with a picnic
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Other Reviews
The Ingham Swan
This renowned gastropub – back from the dead after a massive fire – is a local culinary destination and also has some very comfy rooms in the converted stable block next door. It’s a lovely, rural spot for a foodie weekend, exploring the footpaths, coast and countryside of this relatively unknown part of north Norfolk...
Originally published by The Telegraph
