Old Coach House - The Old Coach House is located in the centre of the historic and scenic village of Thornham, with free parking, free Wi-Fi and easy access via the A149. All bedrooms at the Old Coach House have been decorated to add to the charm of this old building. The hotel has 12 en suite rooms, a restaurant, lounge and bar. The Old Coach House is the sister hotel to The Lifeboat Inn, a charming 16th-century smugglers alehouse, situated a 10-minute walk away (or 1-minute drive). Check-in and check-out is at the Lifeboat, so please make your way there upon arrival.

Caley Hall Hotel - Set around a manor house dating back to 1648, the old farm outbuildings have been renovated to create a hotel that offers modern amenities whilst retaining the charm of yesteryear. Here, you will find spacious en suite bedrooms, most found on the ground floor, and some that feature a four poster bed or whirlpool bath. There are also rooms that have been specially adapted for guests with wheelchairs, featuring a level access shower. All rooms are completely non-smoking. The restaurant and bar serve a wide range of good food and drinks in the intimate surroundings of the old stables. The menu contains a variety of dishes, chef's specialities and a wide choice of fresh fish served with your choice of sauce.

Best Western Le Strange Arms Hotel - Situated on the coast in Old Hunstanton, with grounds that stretch down to the seashore to one of the finest beaches in Norfolk, the hotel offers old world charm complemented by personal service. Best Western Le Strange Arms Hotel is ? a mile from Hunstanton Golf Club and is an ideal base to visit some of the country's finest stately homes, including HM the Queen's country home at Sandringham, Holkham and Houghton Halls, with Norfolk Lavender and RSPB Titchwell just 5 miles away. In the evenings you can choose to dine in a relaxed and informal manner in either the hotel restaurant or the Ancient Mariner, the adjacent village pub with real ales and hearty food.