The house and grounds are genuinely lovely, very quiet despite being so close to the A47 Norwich ring road. The welcome on arrival couldn’t have been warmer, we were made to feel like old friends rather than hotel guests. We stayed in the Oak room with looked out over lawns to the side of the property, it was spacious with ample space for storage etc. The bathroom is small, but functional with a shower. I’d describe it as a comfortable spacious room fitting a house of this age. Breakfast was lovely with a good selection of both continental and full English options cooked to order. Ample parking is available. We’ve already decided we’ll be returning.

There’s very little to not like about Mangreen Country House, it’s a period property set in lovely grounds and as such comes with the natural quirks and anomalies of age which are very much part of its charm.

The hotel was very old and owned by a charity who are trying to renovate the house. John the manager and custodian of the hotel spent alot of time talking and explaining the history of the biulding to us over breakfast which was fascinating. The rooms are pleasant and as the house is from the 16th century a little quirky but full of character. The breakfast was great and the grounds hidden away. The swimming 🏊‍♂️ pool was recently completely renovated and was brilliant. Many thanks to John and the staff for a fantastic stay

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We were dekighted with our room which was spacious and very well appointed. Every member of staff we spoke to was friendly, helpful and courteous. Breakfast was excellent and though the property does not serve evening meals we went to a pub called the Marsh Harrier which was only 5 minutes drive away and had excellent meals. Our dog was with us and we all enjoyed the park within Mangreen House stands. We loved the peacefulness of the house. We loved our time at Mangreen and hope to return next year.

Very friendly, helpful staff. Happy to accomodate dietary requirements at breakfast with a smile. An attractive old building just off the a140. Comfy bed. Heavy curtains to cut out the light. Plenty of parking in tranquil surroundings. A lovely knobbly yew hedge and outdoor seating. Was very helpful that we could collect our key at a convenient time

No dairy alternative in the room. Wonky toilet seat, inadequate shower screen causing water to splash into tiny bathroom area. Toilet roll holder not secure

Convenient quiet location in the countryside a short drive from the Harford Park & Ride. The house has real character and is very clean and nicely furnished. There is plenty of space for parking. Along the drive in there is a very old tree in a circle of rocks, which apparently has calming properties if you touch it. Our deluxe double room was large, with a settee at the bottom of the comfortable bed, overlooking the lawn at the back, ideal for relaxation after a busy day sightseeing. There is also a swimming pool in a separate heated building in the grounds. Our hosts and their team really looked after us, they were extremely friendly. The full English breakfast was very good. We stayed 2 nights and would definitely return in the future without hesitation.

WiFi was erratic in our room unless held you held the phone up high. Not a problem as such as it worked elsewhere, but have given it a lesser score.

My partner and I thoroughly enjoyed our stay at Mangreen. The house and gardens were beautiful and we were treated with such kindness and warmth. The room was very peaceful and tastefully decorated. There was lots of character throughout the building. Breakfast was delightful - generous and filling. I hope we shall be able to come again.

The pressure of the shower in the room was a little low, but it was a good temperature and I could still wash my hair.

Staff very friendly and helpful. Mangreen has character. Don't book if you want a modern hotel, this is an old country home which has been converted to a hotel. The beds were extremely comfortable. Good choice at breakfast, which has to be ordered in advance. Rooms are spacious.

When we booked only room available was on the 2nd floor. Found stairs to this floor narrow and steep, so little tricky. 2 small tubes of shower gel in ensuite, we stayed for 4 nights so ran out as it was not renewed. Fortunately we had some with us. It is necessary to drive a little distance for an evening meal. However I knew the property was isolated as when I was a student in Norwich many years ago the family who lived at Mangreen offered accommodation for students. There is a Park and Ride very close by. However it doesn't operate in the evenings, last bus back from city centre is 5.30/6.00.

This period hotel feels Victorian/Edwardian. You start to relax as soon as you drive into the grounds and that sense of peace and tranquility only increases as you enter. I think there is a swimming pool which I didn't get a chance to use or to explore the peaceful and secluded grounds. The hotel is dog (and cat) friendly and Katerina is a warm and welcoming hostess and manager. The cooked breakfast is freshly made to order and it's hot and beautifully cooked and presented. I think the house has been used in the past for religious retreats and that sense of peace seems to imbue the building.

I had the smallest room but that was because I booked late and the other rooms were occupied but apart from it's size it was very clean and comfortable with a nice new en suite batroom with a shower, tea and coffee making facilities and a small flat screen TV. The establishment is basically just B&B but you can order and eat takeaways and drink. Katarina will even provide glasses.

The house is set in beautiful grounds. The ambience is relaxing and the room that we had was characterful and comfortable. The cooked breakfast was good quality and very tasty. The presentation of the breakfast tables was extremely good due to the great attention to detail.

On our second night, we were woken by drunken women at 1am. We are not aware of any signage asking people to be respectful of others if returning after the front door is locked at 22.30. Also, there was only one socket available in oir room. . This was used for mobiles, ipads and the kettle, which had to be placed on the floor by the TV. However, on the last morning when we were packing to leave, we discovered an extension lead in an unexplored drawer! Had we been told of its existence, it would have been very helpful.

Lovely en-suite room with towels and toiletries provided. Nice comfortable beds. pillows and linen. Great view of the gardens. The breakfast was included and the dining area were great - being able to bring the dog in was also a bonus. Lovely grounds to wander around and exercise our dog. Staff were very helpful and friendly - we were even given an escort to local pub from one of them, who had finished for the day and was leaving to go home. Our room was on the top floor (I had booked a twin) and the second flight of stairs up to it were extremely steep and narrow; I have recently developed some restriction to my mobility and I hadn’t checked before booking. When I made a joke of the hike up the stairs to a member of staff, they immediately offered to move us to a double room on the first floor. As we were only there for one night I declined the offer as trips up and down stairs would be minimal. This is a beautiful listed building so there are no ground floor rooms or lifts. If you struggle with steep stairs, ensure you requests a room on the 1st floor (this flight is not as steep and narrow and therefore much easier to climb). All in all we really enjoyed our stop over and wouldn’t hesitate to book again.

Nothing to dislike for me, other than the very steep/narrow flight of stairs between 1st and 2nd floor.