"Stay Norwich Apartments 17 Colegate" is managed by London Diary Ltd. We have been in hospitality since 2001. We look after contract workers, corporate clients, and individuals looking for short- and long-stay furnished accommodation. We have additional properties, some of which are not listed here. We are very flexible, it costs nothing to talk. If you have a set budget, get in touch, and let's see what we can offer you.

"Stay Norwich Apartments 17 Colegate" offers a variety of property locations with parking in Norwich city centre. This particular property is located in the heart of historical Norwich, just a few minutes walk from Norwich cathedral, bars, cafes, restaurants, and its famous outdoor market; the property is set in a city centre Ale house dating back to 17 hundredth. It has all the amenities for those seeking an accessible city for short-term contract workers or trade stay accommodation in Norwich.

Depending on your choice of apartment, you will be within walking distance from Elm Hill, the most famous street in Norwich. It is also the most complete medieval street in the city. A major fire destroyed almost everything in 1507. Still, the properties were rebuilt, and now we can enjoy a beautiful cobbled street with merchant's houses, thatching, individual homes, speciality shops, and small cafes. Elm Hill is a photographer's dream; it retains its character and beauty whatever the season. In summer, browse shops like The Bear Shop, a quaint little place specializing in bears and collectables. In autumn, wonder at the rich colours of the falling leaves. Winter is so Christmassy and charming, and in Spring, a new life starts to form, making Elm Hill bright and vibrant. Explore craft shops, antiques, and galleries, and visit tea shops, coffee houses, and delis. The history behind this street is intriguing. Please take your own tour of the area using an Elm Hill Norwich Trail map (buy them from the Norwich TIC or selected shops in the Cathedral Quarter). One of the most well-known buildings is The Britons Arms, the only survivor of the 1507 fire. The building is early