was camping nearby at Top Farm and decided to visit The Plough for an evening meal, we hadn't booked and were immediately shown to a table. The surroundings of the The Plough are very pleasant, We ordered garlic bread for starters and it has to be said that it was proper home made garlic bread. The Lasagne was nothing out... more

Nice Hotel, Just off the main road to Cromer. Quite picturesque although we had major snow storms that weekend! Nothing within walking distance. Great pubs few miles drive away.......... The pub itself was very quiet even on a friday night....... Norwich is a beatiful town for shopping.... Cromer was nice - but windy and wet and snowy - so not... more

Positive: In many more expensive hotels, heating is on a timer or turned off completely. At the Plough we were able to enjoy a warm room at any time! Comfortable spacious bedroom Crisp, clean bed linen and duvets Additional blankets provided Clean and spacious bathroom (liquid soap is fine, no waste) Friendly staff Nice granary toast for breakfast Beer Garden... more

We stayed three nights, we had one of the rooms at the front so had none of the problems of the others, was worried about the traffic, but that was minimal. Bed was fine, and very very glad to have a bath, not just ensuite shower. It was in all a very nice room. The welcome and service throughout was... more

Positive: Value for money Good dinner Good standard of housekeeping New bathroom Off street parking Breakfast with a smile Neutral: Just liquid soaps in the bathroom – perhaps old fashioned, but I would still prefer a bar of soap Use of foil wrapped preserve portions Negative Bed, although appeared new, very uncomfortable. I would guess inexpensive contract. My room was... more

Spent two nights at The Plough. Very nice old inn, more plush than its website suggested. The food was excellent, some good real ale, the bedroom was very comfortable, with a brand new en-suite bathroom. Only downsides were the weak shower, and a rather noisy generator-type thing situated outside, which meant we had to sleep with the windows shut. However,... more