Hoteles en Dickleburgh

“Great little, old quirky cottage in a pleasant village! Nice and warm, cosy cottage and a well stocked kitchen with tea, coffee, hot chocolate etc to hand. All facilities including dish washer and washing machine if you need it. Host was responsive and helpful too. On the whole it was very clean, a few things need fixing like tiles outside the back door but it didn’t take away the charm of the place. We visited the pub and the locals were so friendly! Pity they don’t do food but good for a...

“I only had one dinner in the Greek restaurant but I felt the thickness of the pitta bread topped with chips before thin slithers of chicken just bulked the meal out and made you feel you were having something very unhealthy. Due to no air con and high temperatures the room was incredibly hot and uncomfortable. There was a fan which helped to a degree. Could have been more generous with water, teas and milk although when I asked for more they immediately provided. But, the staff were all...

“Convenient, good food, and nice people.”

“A distinct lack of staff all through my stay particularly at breakfast. Reception was unattended both at check in and check out.”

“Great bedroom, very clean. Good friendly bar Excellent full English breakfast”

“Lovely rooms”

“Had a very relaxing break here. Excellent location. Plenty to see and do.”

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“The hotel was lovely I was disappointed that the court yard area was overgrown and needed sweeping, cobwebs everywhere in our little seated area outside.”

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“Lovely quiet place excellent amenities and yet near enough to larger areas for exploring. Great choice of breakfast. Excellent hosts and stunning views. Free easy parking.”

“The shower around the bottom on the tiles needed a good clean, but the room we had was very good ”

“Wonderful in every aspect”

“Old and dirty. Rooms were never cleaned There is no staff to be found”

“The owners were very friendly and welcoming. The location of the property was very good, within easy walking distance of the centre of Norwich so no need to take the car. The bed was very comfortable. The breakfast is a self-service buffet - cereals and bread for toast are provided and there is orange juice, butter, milk, jam etc. in a small fridge. Microwaveable porridge was also available, however, there were no kitchen scales so it would have been difficult to measure out the correct...