"Nice rooms with fridge, tea/coffee and bottled water provided. Comfortable beds. Decent breakfast for the price. Solid mid-range option for the area."
"Nice rooms with fridge, tea/coffee and bottled water provided. Comfortable beds. Decent breakfast for the price. Solid mid-range option for the area."
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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lovely room, very quiet and relaxing. Meals at the adjoining pub were great but unfortunately they could not supply breakfast. They did however offer an alternative an a the beautiful village of Castle Acre (a very short drive) but it was closed when we arrived at 9am and didn’t open until 11 am.
Lovely room, very quiet and relaxing. Meals at the adjoining pub were great but unfortunately they could not supply breakfast. They did however offer an alternative an a the beautiful village of Castle Acre (a very short drive) but it was closed when we arrived at 9am and didn’t open until 11 am.
Just spent 3 wonderful days at this gem in Norfolk countryside. So much attention to detail with meal taste and presentation, rooms tastefully equipped (along with complimentary nightcap!!) and most welcoming, friendly and efficient staff. Just wish we were here for summer with pizza nights on a Friday and Saturday held in a very tastefully rustic barn and beer garden. We can thoroughly recommend this wonderful quiet location!
Just spent 3 wonderful days at this gem in Norfolk countryside. So much attention to detail with meal taste and presentation, rooms tastefully equipped (along with complimentary nightcap!!) and most welcoming, friendly and efficient staff. Just wish we were here for summer with pizza nights on a Friday and Saturday held in a very tastefully rustic barn and beer garden. We can thoroughly recommend this wonderful quiet location!
If you love staying on historic quintessential English Inns then this is for you. The hotel is great, excellent food and a lovely outside space and beer garden. Our room was good but the patio doors would not lock and although we advised the team on the first day od our stay, nothing was done and no follow up or mention of it. So we did not feel comfortable leaving anything in the room. Breakfast was served from 0800 and was really adequate and tasty. We ate in the restaurant both nights and...
If you love staying on historic quintessential English Inns then this is for you. The hotel is great, excellent food and a lovely outside space and beer garden. Our room was good but the patio doors would not lock and although we advised the team on the first day od our stay, nothing was done and no follow up or mention of it. So we did not feel comfortable leaving anything in the room. Breakfast was served from 0800 and was really adequate and tasty. We ate in the restaurant both nights and...
We had an enjoyable stay at the Three Blackbirds. The bed was comfortable, large fluffy towels, reasonable lighting, great parking and beautiful breakfasts. The one chair could have been more comfortable and there were a couple of mix ups which were quickly fixed. Overall it is a lovely place to stay.
We had an enjoyable stay at the Three Blackbirds. The bed was comfortable, large fluffy towels, reasonable lighting, great parking and beautiful breakfasts. The one chair could have been more comfortable and there were a couple of mix ups which were quickly fixed. Overall it is a lovely place to stay.
The White Horse at Longham began life as an ale house in 1640. Today, Barry the present owner runs the hotel as a traditional countryside hotel & pub. It is tucked away in East Anglia not far from Kings Lynn and is well worth the stay. Good hospitality, excellent service and of course, like a good countryside pub / hotel, the food is delicious. Just like your mom cooks
The White Horse at Longham began life as an ale house in 1640. Today, Barry the present owner runs the hotel as a traditional countryside hotel & pub. It is tucked away in East Anglia not far from Kings Lynn and is well worth the stay. Good hospitality, excellent service and of course, like a good countryside pub / hotel, the food is delicious. Just like your mom cooks
Paul
Reviewed February 3, 2019Reviewed February 3, 2019