Best dog friendly hotels in Norfolk

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The Dial House - Free Bottle of Wine Special Offer

Norwich

You might fancy you are in a Parisian garret, in the mysterious east, on safari, or (mama mia) in a Venetian palazzo, when you book into Hannah Springham and Andrew Jones’s hotel, with rooms themed on the Georgian Grand Tour and Victorian globe trotting.

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Congham Hall - Gin Experience Special Offer

King's Lynn

Congham Hall's luxurious style does not compromise on a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere, complete with dog friendly accommodation. With plenty of walks and beaches in the nearby area to explore, it’s a doggie paradise, where pets are provided with a water bowl and treat during their stay.

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The White Horse - 'Complimentary Fizz' Special Offer

Brancaster Staithe

There are a number of rooms and suites available including a split level suite at the top of the property complete with a balcony and telescope, as well as dog-friendly annexe rooms which have a private terrace, a wood-floored entrance for muddy mutts and boots.

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The Blakeney Hotel, Holt

With its quayside position overlooking the boats of north Norfolk’s salt marsh estuary towards Blakeney Point, this large, family-friendly hotel, established in 1922, has a loyal following.

Morston Hall, Holt

Thirty years after they first welcomed guests to their knapped-flint former farmhouse on the edge of the marshes, Tracy and Galton Blackiston preside over a thriving hotel with Michelin-starred kitchen.

Strattons, Swaffham

Tucked away behind a shopping street in a market town lies Vanessa and Les Scott’s dog-friendly, child-friendly hotel, occupying a Palladian villa in gardens.

Cley Windmill, Cley-next-the-Sea

A Norfolk icon, this19th-century windmill, rising from reed beds by the River Glaven, has wonderfully characterful guest rooms in the tower and converted outbuildings.

Beechwood Hotel, North Walsham

Come for a whodunnit night at Emma and Hugh Asher’s ivy-smothered hotel, ‘well placed for touring North Norfolk’, and murder by chocolate could be on the menu.

The Crown, Wells-next-the-Sea

‘A former coaching inn overlooking a tree-lined oval green’ is today ‘a welcoming, warm, laid-back pub and hotel’.

The Rose & Crown, Snettisham

There is a warm-hearted sense of fun about Jeannette and Anthony Goodrich’s ‘very welcoming’ child-friendly, dog-friendly, rose-covered 14th-century pub.

The Gunton Arms, Thorpe Market

Oozing bonhomie and good cheer, this country pub with its robust food, flamboyant art and country house-style bedrooms is a memorable place to stay.

The Dabbling Duck, GREAT MASSINGHAM

Overlooking the green in a village known for its numerous duck ponds, the old Rose and Crown was facing conversion into housing in 2006 when two local farmers stepped up.

No. 33, Hunstanton

On a quiet street in the Victorian bathing resort of ‘sunny Hunny’, with west-facing views across the Wash, Jeanne Whittome’s smart but relaxed B&B is an ideal base from which to explore North Norfolk.

The Harper, Holt

Just inland from Blakeney, ‘the brick and flint barns where once the Langham Glass furnace raged have been transformed into a smoking-hot hotel’, writes a Guide insider.

The Saracen’s Head, Erpingham

‘The most welcoming staff make this a pleasant stop.’ Tim and Janie Elwes’s ‘enjoyable’ inn stands in ‘a beautifully rural setting’ not far from the north Norfolk coast.

The Pheasant, Kelling

Part of a sprawling estate of woods and parkland, this country house hotel is a tranquil retreat.

Bank House, King's Lynn

Well placed for visiting the market town, this ‘distinguished’ Georgian bank-turned-town hotel is in a ‘fine waterfront setting’ within strolling distance, along cobbled streets, of historical buildings and handsome squares.

Magazine Wood, Hunstanton

In a secluded swath of green countryside, Pip and Jonathan Barber’s chic B&B looks over the village towards the Norfolk coast.

The Brisley Bell, Dereham

A buzzy local landmark, this 17th-century inn facing the village common is just the place for lively quiz nights and Friday-evening cricket matches; for more peaceful diversion, there’s also afternoon tea and board games by the original inglenook fireplaces.

The Lifeboat Inn, Thornham

Look out toward the sea and the salt marshes from this 16th-century beer house, which takes in the changing landscape from its ‘spectacular’ location facing the north Norfolk coast.

The Victoria Inn, HOLKHAM

In beach flint and brick, this genteelly refurbished 18th-century inn on the Earl of Leicester’s Holkham estate is ‘perfect for exploring the north Norfolk coast’.

The Northgate, Bury St Edmunds

Two Victorian town houses have been transformed into this glamorous hotel, minutes from Bury’s ancient abbey.

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Norfolk Mead

Norwich

In lush grounds by the River Bure in the heart of the Norfolk Broads, a wisteria-hung Georgian house with a relaxed atmosphere. Graceful bedrooms have uplifting decor; some have a private balcony or terrace. The summer houses and cottages, which can accommodate four or six people, suit groups. Food is fresh, home-made and well-presented. Tailor-made treatments for face and body. The hotel’s day boat is available for hire.

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Stuart House Hotel

King's Lynn

Up a quiet lane, this informal hotel is within easy walking distance of the centre via a pretty park. Real ales, fine wines, malt whiskies, and pub fare is taken by a roaring fire in the bar, or outside in warmer months, in a resident-only area or lively beer garden. Cosy rooms are individually decorated and well equipped. The Stuart Restaurant serves traditional British food and hosts gourmet dinners, theme evenings and special events.

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Goldings Public House & Rooms

Kings Lynn

With parts dating back to the 18th century, an old pub near the high street has received a stylish revamp. The bar (moody colours, leather Chesterfield seating, wide wooden floorboards) has pub fare, craft beers and ales, wines and local spirits. Contemporary bedrooms (two are dog-friendly) include four self-catering suites. Breakfast is served until 11.30 am. Grab some food for lunch, a picnic or provisions for a light supper from Golding’s Deli. In the same ownership, Market Bistro next door has seasonal and tasting menus.

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Dog friendly Norfolk

Winter walks along dramatic beaches before warming up by the log fire with the dog at your feet. Norfolk hotels know how to do hospitality that straggles the lines between luxury and cosy comforts. From Michelin Star dining to four-poster beds, dog friendly hotels in Norfolk have everything that four-legged friends and their owners will love.

This East Anglian corner of the UK borders Lincolnshire to the northwest, Cambridgeshire to the west and southwest, and Suffolk to the south. It includes the dramatic North Sea on the one hand, and genteel market towns on the other. It’s superb food and warm welcomes, history as well as contemporary style. It’s the Broads National Park to Great Yarmouth and Wells-on-Sea. So from family holidays to romantic weekend escapes, it’s a welcoming getaway for everyone, including the dog.

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Best dog friendly hotels in Norfolk

Featured hotels with Special Offers

Best dog friendly hotels in Norfolk

The Dial House - Free Bottle of Wine Special Offer

Norwich

Congham Hall - Gin Experience Special Offer

King's Lynn

The White Horse - 'Complimentary Fizz' Special Offer

Brancaster Staithe

More best dog friendly hotels in Norfolk

Best dog friendly hotels in Norfolk

Hotels not in the Guide that you may want to consider

Best dog friendly hotels in Norfolk

Norfolk Mead

Norwich

Stuart House Hotel

King's Lynn

Goldings Public House & Rooms

Kings Lynn

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