opportunity - Borough Council of King's Lynn & West Norfolk
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18 ACCOMMODATION<br />
FINDING YOUR<br />
ACCOMMODATION<br />
<strong>West</strong> <strong>Norfolk</strong> <strong>of</strong>fers an outstanding range <strong>of</strong><br />
accommodation for your holiday or short<br />
break. From charming country hotels to cosy<br />
farmhouses and B&Bs; from exclusive selfcatering<br />
homes to tranquil caravan and camp<br />
sites, throughout this brochure you are sure to<br />
find somewhere to meet your choice and<br />
budget.<br />
Looking for a town centre location, charming village or classic<br />
seaside resort? You can check your preferred location from<br />
the following pages. For each town or village, we have listed<br />
the accommodation which is being promoted along with its<br />
quality grading and page number which features its advert.<br />
Alternatively, if you don’t have a particular location in mind,<br />
accommodation is grouped in sections:<br />
Along the coast page 22-31<br />
In the countryside page 32-33<br />
In and around King’s <strong>Lynn</strong> page 34-37<br />
In and around Downham Market page 38-39<br />
In and around Hunstanton page 40-50<br />
For easy reference, we have colour coded the establishments:<br />
Hotels and guest accommodation<br />
Self-catering accommodation<br />
Holiday, touring & camping parks and holiday villages<br />
Hostels<br />
Brancaster (map 1: D2)<br />
Attractive village and important strategic site in Roman times, the settlement nestles<br />
just inland from the large sandy beach. Home to the Royal <strong>West</strong> <strong>Norfolk</strong> Golf Club.<br />
Cheal Cottage ★★★ Self-Catering page 31<br />
Brancaster Staithe (map 1: E1)<br />
Now a popular sailing centre, this was once a Roman town and thriving port exporting<br />
corn from the local hinterland. The village is surrounded by atmospheric coastline with<br />
miles <strong>of</strong> deserted salt marshes.<br />
21 Dale End ★★★★ Self-Catering page 31<br />
Burnham Deepdale (map 1: E1)<br />
Sheltered from the south by low wooded hills and overlooking the marshes to the sea,<br />
the village church has a wonderful Norman font showing the seasons <strong>of</strong> the year.<br />
Deepdale Camping ★★★★ Camping Park page 31<br />
Deepdale Backpackers Hostel ★★★★ Hostel page 31<br />
Burnham Market (map 1: E2)<br />
This small town is the chief <strong>of</strong> the seven Burnhams. It has interesting small shops and<br />
inns among the fine Georgian houses which surround the village green.<br />
Wood Lodge ★★★★ Silver Award B&B page 23<br />
Rose Cottage ★★★★ Self-Catering page 26<br />
Burnham Thorpe (map 1: E2)<br />
Perhaps the most famous <strong>of</strong> the seven Burnhams, it is the birthplace <strong>of</strong> Vice Admiral<br />
Horatio Lord Nelson, with a collection <strong>of</strong> memorabilia in the Lord Nelson pub.<br />
Whitehall Farm ★★★★ Silver Award Farmhouse page 25<br />
Castle Acre (map 1: E5)<br />
The village stands on the northern side <strong>of</strong> the Nar valley, known as "<strong>Norfolk</strong>’s Holy<br />
Land" because <strong>of</strong> the number <strong>of</strong> religious houses formerly in the neighbourhood. The<br />
village boasts fine remains <strong>of</strong> a Cluniac Priory and mighty earthworks <strong>of</strong> the castle.<br />
Bailey Gate View ★★★★ Self-Catering page 33<br />
Denver (map 1: C6)<br />
Attractive village centred on the carrstone church. There are the remains <strong>of</strong> a priory<br />
and the popular attraction <strong>of</strong> Denver Windmill. Nearby Denver Sluice is a fascinating<br />
example <strong>of</strong> a river management scheme on a grand scale.<br />
<strong>West</strong>hall Cottages ★★★ B&B page 39<br />
Dersingham (map 1: C3)<br />
A large village with good amenities, a good base for walking and a Flower Festival<br />
each July in the church, which has a fine brick and carrstone tithe barn next door.<br />
Ashdene House ★★★★ Silver Award Guest Accommodation page 32<br />
Barn House ★★★★ Silver Award Guest Accommodation page 32<br />
The Corner House ★★★★ Gold Award B&B page 23<br />
Dove Lodge ★★★★ Silver Award Guest Accommodation page 24<br />
Holkham Cottage ★★★★ Guest Accommodation page 25<br />
The White House ★★★★ Silver Award Guest House page 24<br />
Docking (map 1: D2)<br />
A quiet upland village on the highest part <strong>of</strong> <strong>Norfolk</strong>. Because <strong>of</strong> its location, water<br />
was scarce and the village was known as Dry Docking. Attractive village with duck<br />
pond and good amenities. You will notice the imposing old union workhouse now<br />
used as housing.<br />
Jubilee Lodge ★★★★ Guest Accommodation page 32<br />
Little Lane ★★★★ Self-Catering page 31<br />
Downham Market (map 1: C6)<br />
One <strong>of</strong> <strong>Norfolk</strong>’s oldest market towns and gateway to <strong>West</strong> <strong>Norfolk</strong>. The attractive<br />
town is an excellent base to discover the numerous attractions, waterways and special<br />
landscape <strong>of</strong> the surrounding Fen countryside.<br />
Chestnut Villa ★★★ Guest Accommodation page 39<br />
Dial House ★★★★ B&B page 39<br />
Elm (map 1: A6)<br />
Fenland village on the <strong>Norfolk</strong> and Cambridgeshire border close to Wisbech.<br />
Elme Hall Hotel ★★★ Hotel page 36<br />
For further information visit www.visitwestnorfolk.com