The Shrine of Our Lady of Walsingham offers accommodation next to a beautiful Anglican church. You’ll also find a shared lounge and garden to relax in.
Lydia
United Kingdom
Quiet, restful, wonderful staff and generous breakfast. Can adjust temperature in room, which helps when it's a bit chilly. Location wonderful - close to Wells. Access to a communal kitchen and lounge.
Situated in Little Walsingham and only 20 km from Houghton Hall, Chalet Bungalow, Little Walsingham features accommodation with garden views, free WiFi and free private parking.
fiona
United Kingdom
House was super clean and owners were super accommodating and helpful.
I made a mistake on the booking and they sorted it generously, efficiently and didn't
make any drama.
They answered our question very quickly and were very welcoming. House was
cozy even though it was February. We're all very happy and didn't want to leave.
Set in Little Walsingham, 20 km from Houghton Hall and 27 km from Blickling Hall, The Old Bakehouse, Walsingham offers accommodation with free WiFi in a historic building.
Laura
United Kingdom
Friendly hosts. Quiet village location. Central to lots of beautiful places in North Norfolk. Really quirky property.
Situated in Fakenham, 13 km from Houghton Hall, Sculthorpe Mill features accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a terrace and a restaurant.
stephen
United Kingdom
Beautiful setting next to the river trout jumping for flies the room was lovely no television but with country sounds we didn't need one the breakfast was fantastic and big shout out to Liam who sorted our taxi out for the races we recommend the walk behind the mill so much wildlife
Little Walsingham is pretty, no doubt about it, but there is...
Little Walsingham is pretty, no doubt about it, but there is not a lot going on there apart from the RC and Anglican shrines. there's a tea shop, a shrine shop and two pubs and a farm shop, pus the gournds of the ruined abbey. It's fine as a base for the north norfolk coast and I spent most of my time in Cley and Blakeney.
Marcus
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
Pleasant little village with an excellent farm shop and Tea...
Pleasant little village with an excellent farm shop and Tea shop “Digest and Rest” which made fabulous cakes. The Black Lion hotel serves excellent food and looks a very comfortable place to stay. The village has a remarkable history and is an exalted pilgrimage destination. Everyone very friendly.
June
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
A very interesting village with tudor houses, locals cared...
A very interesting village with tudor houses, locals cared for their village as all frontages were adorned with beautiful potted colourful flowers.
Not for individuals with walking difficulty as uneven footpaths.
Plenty of parking but village does get very busy with tourists by 11:00.
I used the pub in the square which was more homely and less chaotic rather than the one next door to Elham house. This was my personnal choice.
Frances
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Fantastic village with a great pub at its heart.
Fantastic village with a great pub at its heart. Would say the beating heart of the community. Its place on the map established many years ago as a place of worship and pilgrimage. Villiage life and religious heritage both go very much hand in hand.
Robin
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
We stayed for two nights when we got there on the
We stayed for two nights when we got there on the
1st night 1/04/2023 the room was being repaired as the shower has collapsed
we were sent across the road to a hostel we were glad of anywhere to stay at that stage.
we returned to the Bull Inn for the 2/04/2023 and the 03/04/2023 as we were booked in there for three nights.
chris
Ireland
10
Scored 10
The village is picturesque and the surroundings are lovely.
The village is picturesque and the surroundings are lovely. There is a b=narrow-gage railway line which is a joy - it goes to the seaside nearby at Wells Next the Sea.
The village is the site of the Anglian Shrine of Our Lady of Walsingham and 1 mile away, of the R.C. Shrine with the Slipper Chapel and a splendid new church. There is also an Orthodox Church in the Village, which is usually open, and has interesting icons.
The village is consumed by the Shrines, so if you are not interested in these things, best to stay nearby and visit for the day. Not a good place to stay if you are not religious-minded! There is little else to see or do. A choice of tea-rooms and shops with church-related keep-sakes etc. but nowhere really to get a meal, especially I the evenings.
Alison
Explore guest reviews of hotels in Little Walsingham
A warm welcome to a period property with bags of character. I was only passing through as a walking stop but Justin gave me a potted history of the area and the many sites of interest within which Little Walsingham is an epicentre. Bed was incredibly comfortable and I had everything I needed for a self-service breakfast. Nice touches such as a mini fridge for keeping fresh milk, an honesty bar for a nightcap, etc.
Location is perfect for exploring all the north Norfolk coastline. Peaceful and quiet village. Cottage was warm as good heating system, beautifully presented. All utensils and pots etc needed for cooking our meals. Generous area for parking. Plenty of towels and bedding. Books, games and hairdryer available if needed. Nespresso coffee pod machine. Would stay again!
Very friendly staff; very comfortable room; clean warm bathroom with large fluffy towels; limited but delicious evening menu; excellent breakfast. It’s a proper village pub, not a posh boutique hotel, with a great atmosphere and not too noisy for us to be able to sleep.
A perfect location for a Norfolk holiday. We will book again next year for our annual trip.
This is a great location for exploring north Norfolk. Little Walsingham is a quaint little village - very interesting - worth having a look around whilst here. The Bull Inn was a good place to stay and the breakfast was excellent. We had booked the Junior suite which was more than adequate with large bedroom, large bathroom and our own little lounge.
Home from home for us with much art and many artefacts on display in house and in our room. We loved old world charm of the building and eclectic furnishing/decor. This establishment would not suit someone looking for an impersonal, modern hotel! It is very much like staying in someone's home.
We were able to drop off our bags at the office before checking in. Reception staff were very helpful. Breakfast was good and location was excellent as it was centre of our destination. Will definitely come back again should we visit Little Walsingham in the future.
I stayed here several years ago and thus I knew that it is simple accommodation - a retreat for those on pilgrimage not a 5 star hotel. I was so pleasantly surprised to find out that it has been fully refurbished. My bedroom was very comfortable indeed..
The whole setting is very peaceful; basically it seems to be a place for religious retreats and meetings, that also welcomes other guests- so not exactly a "normal" hotel. Breakfast was good but only served between 8 am and 9 am.
The cleanliness. The friendly staff. Excellent breakfast and the uniqueness of the hotel. As for the price of the room. It seemed ridiculously cheap. I would thoroughly recommend
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