British Hotels & Guest Houses in Northwold, Norfolk
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| Spread Eagle Inn - Church Road, Northwold, Norfolk, PE33 9GF |
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In the quiet rural hamlet of Barton Bendish, in the centre of the beautiful south-west Norfolk region, the Spread Eagle is a traditional village inn, with tons of character and charm. The Spread Eagle Inn offers great hospitality and service, as well as comfortable accommodation in the inn's recently converted barns and outbuildings. The excellent food and wide range of alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks make the inn popular with locals, visitors and guests alike. The en suite accommodation features contemporary furniture alongside authentic traditional charm. Rooms are serviced daily, have controllable heating, flat-screen TVs and tea/coffee making facilities. The restaurant has received an AA Rosette and offers modern British cuisine made with the finest, freshest seasonal produce available locally. The Spread Eagle is a true country inn in lovely picturesque surroundings. With great food, traditional charm and comfortable accommodation, the inn is a great place to enjoy a break away from it all. |
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| Lynford Hall Hotel - Mundford, Northwold, Norfolk, IP26 5HW |
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Lynford Hall Hotel and Business Centre is a spectacular mansion in a beautiful location in mid-Norfolk, among lakes, parkland and thousands of acres of forest. The hotel was been fully refurbished in 2008 and is located in a quiet area. It is very close to the A1065 and the A134 junction in Mundford, just 7 miles from Thetford and the American Airbase in Lakenheath. Lynford Hall Hotel is an active conference and business centre, and one of the prime locations in East Anglia for weddings. The Jacobean-style Grade II listed mansion was constructed between 1857 and 1862 to replace a former hall built in 1720. |
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