We stayed here for one night and the purpose of the room was somewhere to sleep. That being said, having stayed in countless airport hotels this was one of the better experiences and definitely the cheapest. Cost us £69 online.

Check In was effortless and for the first time ever we were on the ground floor which made the stagger back from the party much easier!

The room was clean and the linens fine. We had two twin beds which did take me back to my school days but we both found them very comfortable. The usual Holiday Inn ameneties were available and once we found the hairdryer it was all good.

Room was quiet and air con was better and quieter than many 4 and 5 star hotels I've stayed in. Has a good night's sleep which was the plan.

The only downside (partly our own fault) was that we hadn't booked breakfast the day after in our package so just paid there and then. We sat down a to a full english (perfect hangover cure) and it cost us £28 which I think is a little extreme. Heh ho, it was what we needed.

All in all this was a good 3 star airport hotel that far exceeded many others with a higher rating we have stayed in.

Having read some poor reviews of this hotel, I was pleasantly surprised. The hotel was perfect for a one-night stay while visiting friends in Norfolk.
Unlike some city centre hotels, there was no problem with parking and the hotel was easy to find from the city's ring road.
Check-in was fast and receptionist very welcoming. The room was looking a little dated - but had a comfortable Hypnos king size bed which looked newer than the other furniture. The only complaint, was that the cleaning was not as through as it could be. With beds on castors, there's no excuse not to vacuum under the bed. And in the bathroom, the sink was still smeary from previous soap.
Breakfast was included and was the usual buffet. A good cold selection was let down by an understocked hot selection.
For the price - it was good value.

Well what can I can about this hotel, have now stayed there about 7 times and even had my honeymoon there, there have been some changes since it has gone from a Hilton to Holiday Inn, but from what I can see, all for the better, you do not get all those quirky little things like water, crisps, chocolate and dressing gowns now, which to be honest you end up paying for anyway! unless it is a special occasion which I requested when staying on 22nd to 24th July for my daughters birthday.

The hotel is great, fantastic carvery and the breakfast is buffet style, all you can eat, which we do! sets us right for our shopping trip into Norwich.

Hotel is presently being refurbished, some may say its looks tired, but I think it has character, the rooms have just been fitted with air conditioning, and a new mini fridge which you have your own key, and a safety deposit box, we always have a family queen room, which has a queen bed and double sofa bed, which is great for the kids, rooms are quite large and have a big bathroom, with bath and nice shower.

Definately improving every time we return, even the prices have got cheaper, call the hotel direct for a better deal, we paid 109 pounds for 2 nights bed and breakfast with dinner on the 1st night, kids eat free, what a bargain! we were almost paying twice that with the Hilton all for a those little luxury items!

General decor a bit tired and old fashioned although there are notices to say refurbishment is planned. Waitresses & reception can be surly and unhelpful.
The breaksfast is okay but is kept heated until it runs out - a tip, you can always ask for a fresh egg, if you can manage to get the attention of one of the staff!
The evening meal cavery is a bit hit & miss, same rules apply, it is heated (& drying) until the food is finished!
Pool & gym good
My recommendation - only use for convenience and for short time periods.