Staying at the aylsham lodge, my wife and I was pleased to find that the rooms were chalets and so could come and go as we pleased, the grounds are suprisingly big, with a nice garden that we enjoyed having a drink out on the benches in the sun. The room was clean, and had everything you needed, breakfast was... more

My partner and i stayed at Aylsham Lodge for 1 night only,thank goodness! The room was ok, bed clean. Could't get any water out of the taps to fill the bath had to use the shower head which was trickling out, took about 20-30mins. My partner's mum stayed in a different room and her toilet would'nt flush and her taps... more

Since a change of ownership two years back, the Aylsham Lodge Hotel has become a place to be avoided at all costs. The owners seem to have little interest in maintaining either the business or even the premises. I was part of a group booking for an RAF reunion dinner and we were not treated at all well. The level... more

Oh My Good God!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Having recently stayed a night at the "Awfull Lodge", oops... sorry I meant 'Aylsham Lodge!', i felt that i had to write a review. We were only staying the night, and as my parter had stayed here 4 years previous, we thought that we couldn't go far wrong!! Oooooh, but we were wrong! On arrival, the... more

After looking at this hotel on the website I rang to book a 3 night stay during November 2006 as it looked nice and we were looking forward to it. We had the worst experience we have ever had in all the years we have been travelling and staying in hotels. I was not going to bother writing a review... more

In the midst of the agricultural desert of Norfolk this is an oasis of comfort. Rooms simply furnished but warm and with all creature comforts needed. Food excellent, make sure you read the chalked notices in the bar for bargains. Good selection of beers. Breakfast adequate. Acres of parking. Well worth returning to. Mid range priced. more