3 Best Bed And Breakfast in Norwich

“Abbey Guest House is one of the leading bed & breakfasts in Norwich. The straightforward rooms have free WiFi, TVs, and tea and coffeemaking equipment. Some rooms feature en suite bathrooms, while others have shared facilities. A cooked breakfast is included, using fresh ingredients like free-range eggs, local butcher sausages, and fresh mushrooms. Free parking is also available. The friendly staff are eager to provide information about the local area and transportation options. This Victorian, family-run B&B is just a 6-minute walk from Norwich train station, an 8-minute walk from Norwich City Football Club, and a 16-minute walk from the city centre.”

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“Beaufort Lodge is a well-known bed & breakfast in Norwich. Their accommodations include a Double ensuite room with a king-size bed, a Twin ensuite room equipped with a television, tea & coffee making facilities, a hairdryer, WiFi, an alarm clock, complimentary toiletries, towels, central heating, and personal heaters. Double room with en suite shower. A cooked breakfast prepared to order and served in a room overlooking the garden, is included. Free on-site parking is also available. This family-run B&B is located less than 1 mile from Norwich City Centre and 1.9 miles from the University of East Anglia.”

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“38 St Giles is a renowned bed & breakfast in Norwich. The chic, individually styled rooms include six rooms and two suites. Each features en suite bathrooms, flat-screen TVs, free Wi-Fi, and tea and coffee-making facilities with homemade cakes; some rooms also include wooden floors, chaise longues, and ornate fireplaces. One room includes a sitting area and a pull-out sofa. Guests can enjoy a gourmet breakfast served in a relaxed dining room. Homemade cakes and a choice of teas or locally roasted coffee are offered upon arrival. Limited on-site parking is available for an additional charge. This elegant B&B, set in a Georgian-era townhouse, is a 5-minute walk from Norwich Theatre Royal and a 12-minute walk from medieval Norwich Cathedral.”

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