When planning a trip to Norfolk there is a wide range of hotels to choose from. But if you are looking for an intimate stay, or one that mixes style with tradition, a boutique option is the way to go. Our experts have scanned the county and gathered their top picks for the best boutique hotels in Norfolk. Ranging from charming inns to restaurants with rooms, there's plenty to choose from for all tastes and budgets, whether you're looking for something on the ever-popular North Norfolk coast or a property in a more urban setting.
Norfolk
Eclectic, welcoming, family-run bolthole of just 10 rooms in a charming market town. Beautiful boutique rooms and elegantly decorated suites. Boasts a popular restaurant famed for its homely cooking, afternoon tea and personal comforts.
Norfolk
Characterful windmill B&B overlooking marshes of Cley, a pretty village near shingle coast where locals swim. Quaint rooms with comfortable beds and wonderful views. Good birdwatching nearby.
Norfolk
Lavish, recently restored country inn on a country estate. Much modern art from a famous collector. Bags of character and excellent Mark Hix inspired food.
Norfolk (Sedgeford)
Intimate, friendly B&B set within walking distance of the dramatic Norfolk coast. The B&B emphasises privacy and relaxation, with well-equipped en-suite bathrooms and the provisions for making your own breakfast as standard. Hot food also made to order, and it is surrounded by renowned restaurants.
Holt (Norfolk)
Holt's oldest building, a former ironmongers, this hotel promises an Olde World country stay. Rooms are decorated in a traditional style with sumptuous beds, soft throws and Bang & Olufsen sound systems. Bathrooms have underfloor heating. A bustling deli and café attracts locals and tourists alike.
Norfolk (Norfolk)
This 16th-century property has a new lease of life. Bright and beautifully upholstered furnishings create an artsy vibe in the 9 airy bedrooms in the clubhouse which is home to a restaurant, log fires and a sitting room.
Norfolk
A charming restaurant with room in Reepham. The individually styled rooms ooze old world glamour with their Grand Tour themed decor and quirky characterful furnishings. The on site restaurant has made a name for itself as THE spot in Norfolk for fabulous dinners and afternoon tea. Unique.
Norfolk (Thornham)
Set in a 16th-century building, The Chequers Inn is located in the village of Thornham. Combines original features (think oak beams and flagstone floors) with chic boutique accommodation. Whites, blues and greys echo the property's coastal nature. Features a one Rosette restaurant! A charming stay.
Norfolk (Thursford Green )
A quaint trio of cottages set in picturesque Norfolk. Traditionally designed throughout with cast iron beds, exposed stone walls, flagstone floors and inglenook fireplaces. The relaxed and friendly service, indulgent breakfasts and pretty setting make this a fine choice.
Norfolk (Blakeney)
A contemporary pub situated in the pretty coastal village of Blakeley. Chic rooms are bright and airy with white-washed walls, crisp white linen, exposed beams and monochrome soft furnishings. Dine in the laid-back restaurant serving innovative British fare. A charming stay.
Norwich (Norwich)
The Assembly House is set in an historic Georgian building in the heart of Norwich. The individually designed rooms are utterly delightful - spacious, tastefully furnished and with lovely marble bathrooms. Scrumptious dinners or treat yourself to afternoon tea. A simply wonderful stay.
Norfolk (NORFOLK )
A chic inn boasting a spectacular setting close to some of Norfolk's most beautiful sandy beaches. Contemporary rooms are light and airy with brightly patterned wallpaper, crisp white linen and modern bathrooms. Downstairs exemplary pub fare is served in the restaurant and there's a cosy lounge too.
Norfolk (Norfolk)
Seriously stylish 350-year-old coaching inn close to the North Norfolk coast. As well as individually designed rooms and suites there are three dog-friendly bedroom cottages. All are done with bright contemporary style whilst keeping plenty of period features. Excellent food. Family friendly.
Norfolk (Norfolk)
A charming boutique hotel in the north Norfolk town of Aylsham. The Grade II listed historic bedrooms are light and airy with underfloor heating, walk-in showers, and plush soft furnishings, while the communal areas celebrate the heritage with beams and exposed brick. A wonderful mix of old and new.
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