We spent a very uncomfortable night in room 18 with our two children (both under 3) none of us slept until midnigt when the wedding disco finished and the bedroom stopped vibrating....Shame the hotel omitted to tell us this before hand. Room Cost £140 and was probably worth £90-100...if you could have slept there...very disappointing response to our complaints -... more

Every year I organise a school reunion. The Norfolk Arms proved to be an excellent venue in every respect. The staff in particular went out of their way to be helpful. For example the 'lads' wanted to stay up late to chat, as they do, the only problem was the bar closes at 11pm. The Manageress on duty made sure... more

Avoid room 9 which was offered to us for a one night stay, booked 6 weeks in advance to attend a reunion of mostly 60 year olds. This room appears not to have been decorated in a very long time, with yellowing paint, carpet on the bathrrom floor and bore no resemblence to the room pictured on the hotel web... more

I stayed here the night of the 4th sept 2006 with my boyfirend. we needed a clean place to stay in the centre so we could visit the castle and the cathedral for my birthday. I have to say that it was fabulous. the staff were wonderful, especially the bellboy. they were so welcoming and accomadating. As part of our... more

The first room in the modern block would have been expensive at £65, let alone the £125 they wanted. It reminded me of student digs and the hotel has to either refurbish or drop the price considerably. Staff were willing to help, and the premium room they gave us in the old building was much more spacious and comfortable, but... more