
When planning a trip to Norfolk there is a wide range of hotels to choose from. But if you are looking for an intimate stay, mixing style with tradition, a boutique option is the way to go. Our hotel experts have scanned the county and gathered their top picks for the best boutique hotels in Norfolk. Ranging from charming inns to restaurants with rooms, there's plenty to choose from for all tastes and budgets.
For a boutique pub with rooms

- Goldings is a charming and historic building with fresh chic interiors in Kings Lynn. Suites are available for those who need a little extra space. Pick this property for the hearty pub cuisine and picturesque walks nearby.
- The White Horse Blakeney is a contemporary pub situated in the pretty coastal village of Blakeney. Interiors are chic and there's an exemplary restaurant and cosy bar.
- The Chequers Inn is set in a 16th century building in the village of Thornham on the North Norfolk coast. Charming traditional features mix well with the new boutique design. The award-winning restaurant makes this a memorable stay.
For a boutique B&B

- Magazine Wood is an intimate, friendly B&B within walking distance of the dramatic Norfolk coast. Chic interiors perfectly mix traditional and contemporary styles. A good choice for a laid-back stay.
- Cley Windmill is a characterful and quirky windmill B&B overlooking marshes of Cley, a pretty village near shingle coast where locals swim. Rooms are quaint with comfortable beds and wonderful views.
For foodies

- Fritton Lake is a 15th century property that has undergone a fabulous facelift. Interiors are bright and bold, and there are activities galore on site. There's a gourmet restaurant fronted by Chris Barlett who comes from the three Michelin starred Fat Duck in bray!
- Old Town Hall House is an AA 5* property offering four boutique rooms. Every Friday night a three course supper club is held and is well worth planning a trip around.
- The Assembly House is set in an historic Georgian building in the heart of Norwich. The individually designed rooms are utterly delightful while dinners are exceptional and afternoon teas are also served.
- Strattons Hotel is an eclectic family-run hotel comprising just ten rooms. Luxurious accommodation is elegantly decorated while the locally renowned restaurant serves up excellent homely dishes.
- The Dial House is a charming restaurant with room in Reepham. The individually styled rooms ooze glamour while the restaurant has made a name for itself as THE spot in Norfolk for fabulous dinners.
For traditional style

- Byfords is Holt's oldest building, a former ironmonger's, and promises an Olde World country stay. Rooms are decorated in a traditional style with sumptuous beds, soft throws and Bang & Olufsen sound systems. A great choice for a cosy country stay.