The English Breakfast could only be described as superbly cooked, ample and not to be at criticized in any way (for my tastes). Ample amounts of tea or coffee but we were not offered any fruit juices. Each tables breakfast was cooked independently for that table creating a short wait while your breakfast was cooked.

Although I do realize the age of the building (at least 200 years) the stairs did create problems getting upstairs. Unfortunately I am disabled with knee and heart problems the right hand turn on the old stairs did give me some issues, but as I understand the house has a preservation order on this very old vicarage building that couldn't be altered.

Neil and Sharon made us very welcome right from the start. The bedroom and ensuite had everything we could wish for and the shower was lovely and hot with scented toiletries supplied. For breakfast Neil very kindly specially purchased gluten free and diary free items for me which was much appreciated. The breakfast was amazing with a colourful fresh fruit platter, cereals and a cooked breakfast provided and at a time which we could choose. Neil and Sharon chatted to us every day which added to our holiday enjoyment. The location was excellent and central to places we wanted to visit- Norwich, Cromer, Kings Lynn, nearby National Trust and English Heritage places.

We had a lovely week at the Old Vicarage B&B. The whole house was a lovely classic building over 100 years old. The location was lovely and quiet in the depths of Norfolk. We came here for the New Dawn Pilgrimage to Walsingham, and the Old Vicarage was around 30 minutes away from the Walsingham Basilica. There was easy access by road to the Norfolk Broads and to the sea coast. Our host was wonderful, with many anecdotes of life in the wilds of Norfolk. He was very informative about places to visit and sights to see. The bedroom very pleasant, with good views of countryside. The whole house was very clean and pleasant, with a large lounge / Dining room with plenty of books and conversations

We had no problems with anything. We would like to return again

Breakfast was fantastic very good choices plenty of everything ,thoroughly enjoyed location quite a run out but not a problem we loved the garden the staff and nothing too much wrong here ,great hosts couldn’t do enough for us ,,clean bedding smelt so fresh slept well yes all in all loved our stay

Toilet noisy carnt flush at night ,and some could struggle with the stairs very steep ,but the owner helped carry cases up so not a great problem ,had some great laughs with owner very nice fellow and molly the daughter very organised people breakfast was delivered just all you could want

A wonderful, quintessentially English vicarage with beautiful gardens. The property although old has all the mod cons including ensuite facilities, hair dryer and a selection of drinks/kettle in the room. The owners were especially helpful and friendly.

The room is not big enough for wardrobes but does have a number of coat hangers and a rack plus a large chest of drawers. The toilets use a macerator which can be a little noisy.

The breakfast was great, as we were able to chose what we would like and it was all cooked fresh from local products. The location was ideal as we were planing to see friends in a near by village and we were able to travel to many other areas of Norfolk. Car is essential for this location.

Very little,. Another towel would have been useful, but I could have asked for another one if I wanted to and I am sure it would have been provided.

Made to feel very welcome and hosts (Neil, Sharon and Molly) were very friendly and couldn't do enough for us. When they became aware of my birthday, I was given a handpicked bouquet of flowers from the garden, carefully packaged to take home.

There wasn't anything we didn't like.

We couldn't have enjoyed our stay more - this was perfect for a weekend getaway. Our room was spacious and clean, with a very comfortable bed and en-suite facilities (great water pressure from the shower). The full cooked breakfasts were delicious (make sure to try the sausage), and Neil is an exemplar of warm and kind hospitality.

None - our stay was wonderful.

Was a very nice place we were going to the Thursford Christmas show so this place is only a ten minute drive away from the venue so found it very convenient. Street lighting is very poor, so always make sure you know where you going and don't rely on your satnav because Internet service is not door good

The Masserater toilet 🤢

Breakfast was exceptional. The ideas in soft furnishings were good, but the execution left something to be desired.

The bedroom curtains were lovely, but missing a couple of hooks each. When was the bedroom chandelier last introduced to warm, soapy water? The whole place lacked consistency - parts were lovely, others needed attention.