The hotel is in a quiet location with a large carpark. There is a children's play area with picnic tables at the rear of the hotel. We had a very comfortable room and ensuite which was a good size. Breakfast was very good and as the hotel is extremely dog friendly our Springer Spaniel enjoyed a sausage each morning. The staff are very friendly and helpful, you only need to ask if you require anything.This is a wonderfully relaxing place to be and the most dog friendly hotel we have ever stayed in so, thank you and we look forward to returning in September.

It wasn't a problem but the restaurant is not open on Sunday evening or lunchtime/evening on Monday.

Beds were comfortable, everything was clean, food, breakfast and dinner were good,location alongside the broads is lovely with plenty of parking. The staff are all friendly and welcoming, and apparently, they serve the best tasting Guinness (according to my better half)

We know this is a very old building, and they are doing their best with the upkeep, but the hot water tap in our room was hanging on by a thread and the stairs up to the rooms are very steep, nothing the owner can do about the stairs but something to bear in mind if you have mobility issues

A very warm welcome, the room was very clean, a good size and the bed was very comfortable. Tea making facilities were well stocked and a lovely touch was the dog box containing a towel, bowl, poo bags and a toy. We were able to take our dog everywhere with us (bar & eating area), and the staff were so lovely with him. Restaurant food was excellent, very tasty and fair prices. The included breakfast was comprehensive with a really nicely cooked hot breakfast. Location wise we found it ideal, no more than about 40minutes from Wells, Norwich, Yarmouth etc with many beaches, attractions etc much closer. Overall I wouldn't hesitate to recommend and I will stay again.

The only disappointment was that the shower was only Luke warm no matter the time of day, definitely not a deal breaker though

Dinner on Saturday night, and two breakfasts excellent. Lovely bedroom. Nice ensuite - but see below.

Being made to feel uncomfortable in the breakfast room from the very instant at 10am. No-one offered to help with my suitcase in spite of severe mobility issues. Both sets of stairs are very challenging. No grab-handles near WC or in shower enclosure; no non-slip mat or surface in shower. Shower water too hot, and adjusting mixer bar made no difference.

Room was nicely appointed and surprisingly quiet, given that there was amplified music in the bar at the front of the building. It's a fine, rambling old house which the owners are gradually doing up. Breakfast was freshly cooked and tasty. Exceptionally good value for money.

Bed was a bit soft (not our preference). We didn't appreciate the waiting staff at breakfast stroking the dogs - a hygiene no-no (one might reasonably assume that they didn't wash their hands each time). Sadly, we arrived on a Sunday evening, when there was no food available (or on the Monday).

The staff were very friendly and helpful! We went with friends. They had a refurbished room which they said was very comfortable., warm hearing on Ours hadn’t been refurbished yet and the heating never came on so was very cold. There was a fan heater in the room which was effective and did warm room. Although clean the room just waiting to be refurbished. The breakfast ample . Had all the usual fruit juice, teas , coffees etc . Toaster and you ordered what you wanted.

The stairs very steep and big step up. Not good for people with disabilities.

Breakfast was spot on and filled us up for the day. Quality ingredients. Rooms were clean and quiet. The place is in the process of being done up so the accommodation area is very fresh. Pub downstairs has a great local atmosphere, a good variety of beers on tap and the food is again excellent bang for buck. Location is perfect for a boating daytrip/weekend on the broads as there is a boatyard across the carpark, couldn't have worked out better.

This was my 'local' when I lived in Norfolk 40 years ago. It was a fantastic base for visiting friends, revisiting old haunts and just relaxing. It is a lovely site as right on the Broads and reminded me of old times.

Although they have done their best to upgrade the hotel it did look a bit tired in places, but with a good choice of beers and a good breakfast, it is well worth a stay.

Great view of the river & boats from the room (14) . room very spacious as was the bathroom. staff very friendly. Dog friendly (£20 surcharge for dogs but worth it) our little dog Ralph was even allowed in the restaurant, where we had a very tasty meal served by a very attentive & helpfully waitress Em ( Emily). Breakfast was great too cooked to order & of good quality. morning staff were just as good overall a great stay!

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The room was lovely overlooking the water and the breakfast was very good. We ate in the restaurant twice and the food was very well presented and delicious. All the staff were very pleasant. It was very hot why we were there but they placed a fan in our room. The hotel overlooks a boat yard and so it was very easy to hire a boat to go out on the broads and it was within easy distance of the lovely beaches on the east coast. We went to Sea Palling which was gorgeous.