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The Best Hotels in Norfolk
Norfolk is a beautiful county in East Anglia, known for its stunning coastline and picturesque countryside. It's the perfect location for a weekend break or family holiday, with plenty of seafront activities and attractions to fill your days. And when it comes to accommodation, Norfolk Hotels has something for everyone. From boutique hotels and inns to cosy bed & breakfasts and charming cottages. With so many options available, you may be wondering what makes Norfolk the perfect place for your next short break.
The county has a number of tourist attractions including the Norfolk Broads and the famous Norfolk Lavender fields. West Norfolk is home to the Royal Sandringham Estate which is the private home of His Majesty King Charles and members of the Royal Family. The Prince and Princess of Wales are also Norfolk residents as they have their home at Anmer Hall.
The county has a good number of hotels and bed and breakfasts; hotels in North Norfolk are of high quality and offer a range of accommodations to suit every taste and budget.
The major hotel chains are represented in the county and there are a number of good quality independent hotels which offer excellent accommodation, hospitality, and food like mYminiBreak.
Why Stay In Norfolk?
Norfolk is in the East of England and is a great location to visit. Over half of it is designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
The county of Norfolk is bordered by Suffolk, Cambridgeshire and Lincolnshire and is also bordered by the North Sea. The county town of Norfolk is Norwich and the county is divided into 7 districts. There are many things to see and do in Norfolk, from its beautiful coastline to its historic towns and villages.
The Norfolk Broads are one of the main attractions in the county and are not to be missed. There are hundreds of miles of navigable waterways in the county and these are ideal for boating, canoeing, and fishing.
There are also many popular seaside resorts in the county of Norfolk, which are very popular with families. This includes Hunstanton, Wells-next-the-Sea, Sheringham, Cromer, and Pleasure Beach at Great Yarmouth. These offer entertainment, amusements, and wonderful beaches.
There are many historic towns and villages in the county of Norfolk. Norwich, the county town, is one of the most popular places to visit and attractions here include Norwich Cathedral, the castle museum, the Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts, and the Norwich Puppet Theatre.
It also hosts a wonderful, traditional street market with 189 stalls, which is open Monday to Saturday and has been on its current site for 900 years, making it one of the oldest markets in the country. The city centre has many independent stores alongside the more known chains. There are also 73 churches, 31 of which were built in medieval times, based on the wealth that the city gained as a trade centre. So, wander around the cobble streets and discover the nooks and crannies, beautiful old buildings, and stop for lunch in one of the many excellent cafes and restaurants!
This makes it a popular destination with visitors from the UK and abroad. The county of Norfolk has more than 130 miles of coastline and this is one of the main attractions. There are many beautiful beaches including those at Heacham, Brancaster, Thornham, Holkham, Wells-next-the-Sea, and Cromer. The coastline of Norfolk is a popular place for walking and cycling. The Peddars Way, Coast Path, and National cycle route 1 run through the county.
There are also many festivals and events throughout the year and these include the Corn Exchange Theatre and the North Norfolk Food and Drink Festival. There are plenty of accommodation options in the county of Norfolk, from hotels to cottages and self-catering accommodations.
Norfolk Hotels & Inns -
Self-Catering Chalets
Our hotels near many popular attractions in Norfolk are beautiful places to stay for a self-catered holiday on the coast. With stunning views of the sea and only a few steps between you and the sand dunes, it's ideal for a relaxing seaside break.
mYminibreak is the perfect place to stay for a self-catering holiday in North Norfolk. The hotel is located in a stunning location, with beautiful views of the coastline. With plenty of activities and attractions nearby, you'll never be short of things to do during your stay.
Our comfortable and practical chalets and lodges are located within the hotel grounds. They offer self-catering accommodation that is perfect for those who want the flexibility to come and go as they please. There is a wide range of self-catering accommodations available at mYminibreak. Our accommodation ranges from one-bedroom chalets to large family cottages.
All of the accommodation is well-equipped with everything you need for a comfortable stay, including kitchenettes and private bathrooms. Some of the larger cottages also have their own private gardens, perfect for enjoying a summer barbecue.
If you're looking for a self-catering holiday in North Norfolk, look no further than Norfolk Hotels. With our convenient location and great range of accommodations, we have everything you need for a relaxing and enjoyable seaside break.
Looking for a last-minute getaway? mYminibreak offers plenty of chalets and cottages that are perfect for families and couples. Our accommodations in Norfolk come with all the amenities and features you need for a comfortable stay, including fully equipped kitchens, and spacious living areas
If you’re looking for a more rustic experience, our campsite has plenty of space to pitch your own tent or park your caravan. Our facilities include free hot showers and toilets, and electric hookups as an optional extra, making us a great option for those who like us love to be closer to nature.
We are open all year round and offer a wide range of activities to keep you entertained, no matter the season. mYminibreak is nestled within the beautiful Norfolk Countryside and located in the village of Heacham, just a short drive from Hunstanton.
We are situated within walking distance of the beach and close to all local amenities including shops, restaurants and pubs. Book your stay today and enjoy a hassle-free break in Norfolk. We look forward to welcoming you to mYminibreak!
If you’re looking for a more secluded break then our Norfolk Accommodation site is the perfect place to stay. Located on the outskirts of Hunstanton, this campsite has beautiful sea views as well as stunning panoramic views of the countryside on its doorstep. This makes it ideal for couples who love an outdoor adventure. With just 10 cottages available, our North Norfolk coast campsite is one of the most unique places to stay in this area and offers guests a truly intimate holiday experience. And what's more, we are just a 3-minute walk from the beach!
Norfolk Hotel offers Free Parking and Free Internet access, so you can relax and unwind during your stay. If you plan on staying with us for an extended period, we suggest bringing books to read by candlelight and cosying up next to your loved one during the colder months! You will also find complimentary toiletries in each room, so you don't need to pack much when visiting - perfect if you want your trip to be spontaneous!
Plenty of walks around Heacham make it easy for guests at our North Norfolk Coastal site to explore everything this county has on offer without having any extra plans before heading off on their journey.
Cycling on The Norfolk Coast
Whether you’re a beginner, enthusiast or experienced cyclist, riding on the North Norfolk Coast is something everyone should experience. With miles of quiet cycle routes and an unspoilt coastline, the north Norfolk coast is ideal for those who enjoy getting out on two wheels.
The North Norfolk Coastline is a beautiful place to cycle. With so much coastline to explore, the North Norfolk Coast is ideal for cyclists of all abilities. For those looking for an easy ride, head west from Hunstanton along the coastal path towards Heacham. This route is flat and mainly off-road, making it ideal for families with young children.
If you’re looking for something a little more challenging, then try riding from Sheringham to Holt along the coast path. This route is hilly in parts but the stunning views make it worthwhile!
For experienced cyclists, there are plenty of routes to explore further inland. Head out from Fakenham through some of Norfolk’s prettiest villages including Melton Constable, Holt and Sheringham. With quiet roads and few hills, this makes for a great day out on the bike.
Hiking The Norfolk Coast
With an impressive number of nature reserves and country parks, the Norfolk coastline is one of Britain’s most beautiful. Along its winding paths you will encounter a variety of landscapes from beaches to sand dunes, salt marshes to coastal heathland – not forgetting stunning vistas across the North Sea. The varied habitat provides a home for many rare species including water voles, otters, marsh harriers and nightingales. The RSPB reserves at Cley Marshes and Titchwell Marsh are excellent examples with both offering hideouts where birdwatchers can closely observe their feathered friends in action.
At Holme Dunes on the north coast between Old Hunstanton and Thornham, there are also plenty of opportunities to see birds such as little terns which nest on these scrapes (areas clear from scrub). Visitors can even try their hand at beachcombing or rock pooling whilst enjoying this unspoilt stretch along what is known as The Wash National Nature Reserve - England’s largest area of protected coastline!
Of course, it isn't just wildlife that you'll find along your travels but also picturesque villages set against captivating backdrops... How about Blakeney Point? A short 20-minute drive from Heacham and you’ll reach this stunning headland. It is a great place to enjoy a walk as it offers wonderful views of the surrounding coastline along with an abundance of bird life – perfect for wildlife enthusiasts
Visit the Norfolk Broads
and Great Yarmouth
The famous Norfolk Broads on the East side of Norfolk are a must-see attraction, with miles-upon miles of rivers and marshland that provide stunning views. Visitors can partake in activities such as walking, hiking, biking, and boating, as well as seeing wildlife native to the Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Even better, no matter where you go in Norfolk, you'll never be much more than an hour's drive from the Broads! So, if you want to visit, you're free to stay wherever suits your fancy in the county.
And on the same side of the county is Great Yarmouth, a popular seaside destination with plenty going on! Chiefly is Pleasure Beach, which features carnival rides, rollercoasters, food stalls, arcades, and plenty of other games and things to enjoy!
Family Activites in Norfolk
One family-friendly activity in West Norfolk is visiting the Hunstanton Sea Life Sanctuary. This sanctuary is home to hundreds of different species of marine life. Visitors can learn about the different animals through educational talks and feedings. The Hunstanton Sea Life centre is also home to the UK's only resident colony of Gentoo penguins and visitors can watch them being fed twice a day.
Norfolk Lavender is another family-friendly activity in West Norfolk. This lavender farm has over 50 acres of lavender fields and is one of the largest in England. Visitors can stroll through the fields, learn about the history of lavender farming, and buy lavender products from the on-site shop. Norfolk Lavender also has a café and an ice cream parlour, making it the perfect place to relax with the family.
West Norfolk is also home to many beautiful beaches, perfect for a family day out. Some of the best beaches in West Norfolk include Heacham Beach, Hunstanton Beach and Snettisham beach. If you’re a fan of the countryside, there are many walks and cycle paths in West Norfolk for you to enjoy.