Hotels 1 to 5 in Sheringham, Norfolk

Felbrigg Lodge - This luxury bed and breakfast accommodation is situated in an idyllic romantic setting, in a peaceful countryside location a short drive from the picturesque north Norfolk coast. Felbrigg Lodge adjoins the southern boundary of Felbrigg Hall, a 17th century country house and estate owned by the National Trust. Amongst these magnificent countryside surroundings you can relax and unwind in style. Set within an 8 acre oasis of beautiful grounds, here, you will find over 50 species of birds and other wildlife among the lawns, specimen trees and shrubs. Beyond the grounds, wooded hillsides give way to rolling fields and miles of fine sand beaches and dunes. Whether your break is for business or pleasure, Felbrigg Lodge offers bespoke accommodation, delicious home cooked food using fresh local produce, a private indoor pool, gym and real space to relax and breathe in the fresh country air.

The Links Country Park Hotel and Golf Club - In 35 acres of parkland near the North Norfolk coast, this traditional hotel is rich in original character and boasts its own 9-hole golf course, an indoor swimming pool and a sauna. Proudly independent, the Links Country Park Hotel and Golf Club is considered by many to be the best golf, leisure and conference hotel in Norfolk. The hotel has a beautiful setting in lightly wooded coastal parkland, designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The superb relaxation and leisure facilities include a solarium, a gym and a tennis court, all available to guests free of charge. Special care has been taken to furnish the hotel with a tasteful blend of antique and modern furniture. Each of the en suite rooms has central heating, a TV, tea/coffee making facilities, a baby-listening service and a telephone. The restaurant offers a range of imaginative dishes, many featuring fresh, seasonal local produce, including of course, Cromer crabs and lobsters.

Dales Country House Hotel - Nestled in National Trust Parkland close to the North Norfolk coast you will find this traditionally English country house. Formerly the rectory for the parish of Upper Sheringham, this Victorian grade II Listed building is set in its own 4 acres of stunning parkland. The 20 individually styled en suite bedrooms are either beautifully furnished in handcrafted oak and traditional fabrics, or have a more contemporary style that complements the original period features.

The Cliftonville Hotel - This cliff-top hotel overlooks Cromer Beach, and all its rooms have a sea view. Fine cuisine is offered in the ? la carte restaurant, and the popular bistro serves fresh fish. The Edwardian building has an elegant style and an excellent location just 500 metres from the beach and pier. The Cliftonville Hotel has free Wi-Fi and free parking for guests. The Buttery coffee shop and bar is open for all-day drinks and snacks, and The Westcliffe restaurant is a grand dining room with stained-glass windows.

Sandcliff Hotel - Set in the picturesque town of Cromer, the hotel boasts splendid sea views and sumptuous accommodation, at very reasonable rates, within a very warm, friendly environment. Known as the 'Gem of the Norfolk Coast', Cromer is home to a Victorian Pier which plays host to an award-winning summer show as well as many other events and concerts throughout the year, including a popular Christmas show. For your relaxation, the hotel has a good-size bar and dining room that can cater for approximately 50 people and is ideal for sports, educational and group bookings. The Sandcliff prides its self in using the finest, fresh, locally-sourced produce for its menus.