Feast Norfolk Magazine
Sarah Hardy takes a look around the recently revamped Westleton Crown in Suffolk
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Places to Stay in Norfolk
Norfolk and Suffolk offer a wide range of places to stay, from luxurious country house hotels to quirky bed and breakfasts. There is everything from city centre pads to rural boltholes – with all price ranges catered for. Many have good leisure facilities, are dog friendly and have excellent activities for children. So if you need accommodation for a family get-together, a romantic break or a work trip, there will be something just perfect for you.
The White Horse, Brancaster Staithe
Sarah Hardy enjoys a seafood lunch at one of the flagship hotels on the North Norfolk coast
Read More »Business Profile: Caistor Hall, near Norwich
Caistor Hall, near Norwich, should be the next big thing, says Sarah Hardy
Read More »The Chequers Inn – Thornham
This place is determined to be a big boy on the Norfolk foodie map. It’s all posh grills, local produce and raw ambition but what does Sarah Hardy reckon?
Read More »Staycation in Norfolk: The Ffolkes
Escape to West Norfolk for a right royal mini break, says Sarah Hardy
Read More »The Victoria Inn – Holkham
Charity auction winners Diana and Chris Scargill eat out at The Victoria Inn at Holkham with editor Sarah Hardy
Read More »Chet and Waveney Valley Wineyard – Bergh Apton
Could anything be more perfect than a stay on a vineyard? Samantha Mattocks reports
Read More »Downtime in Blakeney
With its narrow streets, flint cottages and picturesque quay, Blakeney is a firm favourite with locals and holiday-makers. Sarah Hardy spends the weekend there
Read More »NoTWENTY9 – Burnham Market
David Wakefield and wife Val take the bumpy road to Burnham Market in search of good food - and find plenty of it
Read More »Romantic Bolthole – Thornage near Holt
Louise Wilson finds a rural retreat - perfect for Valentine’s Day - in the Glaven Valley in North Norfolk
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