Overlooking the River Bure, this black-and-white timbered lodge offers a cosy pub with seasonally inspired food. The Southern Comfort paddle boat is moored just outside the property.
Tania
United Kingdom
View from our room was exceptional. Abience of the hotel interior/,restaurant/bar was really lovely.
Featuring a garden and views of inner courtyard, The Harnser is a bed and breakfast situated in a historic building in Stalham, 26 km from Blickling Hall.
Paul
United Kingdom
Everything went fine and much better then we expected
Located within 17 km of Blickling Hall and 5.4 km of BeWILDerwood in North Walsham, Bumble Barn Bed & Breakfast provides accommodation with seating area.
Peter
United Kingdom
Breakfast was brilliant and the accommodation exceeded our expectations
Regency Guest house is located in Neatishead, within 5 km from Wroxham and Horning in the heart of the Norfolk Broads.
Simon
United Kingdom
The hosts were really welcoming. The little touches like making us a cup of tea for us when we arrived after our rainy journey, leaving us cakes outside our room when we returned from a day out etc were particularly nice and memorable.
The room was very tastfully decorated, breakfast was delicious and with good variety. Would definitely recommend.
Offering a garden and river view, Waterside Cottage - Hot Tub, Mooring, Arcade, Bar is situated in Neatishead, 23 km from Blickling Hall and 1.8 km from BeWILDerwood.
Catherine
Jersey
Loved the space in the house and the games room and the hot tub. The mooring at the bottom of the garden was great fun to moor our rented day boat up each evening. The garden was lovely with bbq.
Dairy barns was a lucky find for us. We stayed 2 nights.
Dairy barns was a lucky find for us. We stayed 2 nights. Could not fault the room, breakfast or staff.
WiFi and signal is limited due to the area.
Would definitely stay again and recommend to our friend's and family.
My little boy enjoyed seeing the horses.
We had a lovely trip to sea palling beach.
A visit to poppylands 1940's cafe is a must!
We ventured further out to wroxham and potter heigham.
A great weekend. 👍
Nicola
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
Hickling is fairly close to the beaches where you can walk...
Hickling is fairly close to the beaches where you can walk or see the seals at specific times. The countryside is beautiful (August) and the location is close to other nice little villages like Happisburgh which has a nice pub and a walk down to the beach but you do need a car. Our favourite place was the Old Vicarage gardens, 15 mins away, which were truly spectacular and would recommend if you love gardens and flowers. Opens at 12noon and has a cafe. We ate out during the day but went to the Greyhound in Hickling one night which was awful. wouldn't recommend unless you like oven chips and microwaved food. Blakeney and Cley were also beautiful if you are willing to travel a bit.
Julie
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
We only stayed in Hickling for one night but driving through...
We only stayed in Hickling for one night but driving through it was a delightful little village with a lot of countryside. Our B & B was remote and it was most peaceful, that's the overall impression we got of Hickling
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Irene
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Hickling is a quiet village close to the beautiful coastline...
Hickling is a quiet village close to the beautiful coastline and the Norfolk Broads. It has a fantastic pub The Greyhound and is also close to the Norfolk Wildlife Trust. There are no other amenities but Stalham and Potter Heighham are a short drive away
Paula
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
As nature lovers we enjoyed NWT Hickling, especially the...
As nature lovers we enjoyed NWT Hickling, especially the boat trip; we also visited Horsey Wind Pump and would highly recommend Ross's boat trip (best to book) and the seals at Horsey Gap. We also enjoyed trips to nearby How Hill, Ranworth Broad and village (especially the church), Hoveton Hall, Blickling and East Ruston Garden.
Margaret
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Venue did everything we wanted.
Venue did everything we wanted.
Plenty to see and do within 1 hour drive.
Highly recommend the Greyhound pub (5 min drive),
Poppies tea room, 10 min drive 1940's theme well worth a visit.
Cromer's a place to visit, bank holidays I think one to avoid, lack of available parking and really crowded.
David
United Kingdom
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