Top Hotels Near The David Howkins Museum of Memories in Great Yarmouth from NZ$72

"Warm, clean room, good filling beakfast and friendly staff."

"Brilliant hotel! Lovely receptionist. Thank you for our stay!!"

"Full equipped kitchen great owner and manager very respectful just strict on smoking outside the property entrance strangely and £500 fine on a public pathway which makes no sense However I had the greatest stay with a. Fair few friends of which owner let me upgrade my room for a good price early morning so me and friends could sleep as I ended up having 2/3 more people stay than expected Very understanding people and quick to help us out when it was needed Will be staying again and for that price a night you honestly couldn’t go wrong a whole studio flat with a great hot shower rainfall and shower head! Only issue was they could have used the same if not differnt shampoo/conditioner and could also have checked the cleanness of the towels that were used in both rooms as I found them to have stains and be fairly dirty for use, but this was the least of my problems the staff more than made up for it especially Richard and Mo- Hamid Thank you I will be booking again in the future!"

"Great stay at the hotel as always. Staff, breakfast and room was fantastic. "

"An amazing stay! The food and hosting is 5 ⭐️"

"Room was lovely and spacious, staff were very helpful and friendly. Hotel smelt amazing. "

"Thank you Shaun, the stay was great. "

"Great place to stay the hosts are fantastic and meet with our early breakfast times great location "

"The communication from the hotel was excellent, and accessing the room later in the day via the key box was no problem at all. The location is great—just a short walk to the beach and shops. The room was clean, though definitely a bit tired. The carpets were grubby, and the wallpaper could use some attention. Still, for the price, it was perfectly adequate. It’s unclear whether rooms are let on a longer-term basis, but it seemed that way. Sadly, our neighbour was audibly upset and sobbed through the night—not the hotel’s fault, of course, but difficult to hear."