Where to stay

Our part of Norfolk is popular with those who enjoy the outdoor life or appreciate the many attractions on offer. Therefore it's not surprising that there is a healthy range of good quality accommodation in the area.

We have selected our top recommendations if you need to book somewhere to stay:

3 Railway Cottages, Docking

Railway Cottage is a traditional two bedroom brick and flint built cottage in the nearby village of Docking.

Refurbished to the highest standard the cottage has a fully enclosed front and rear garden and off road parking - highly recommended!

More details at the owners' website: www.Escape2Norfolk.co.uk

Thornham Cottages

If you like to come and go as you please and self-catering accommodation suits you best then we know three cottages that are well-equipped, extremely comfortable and full of Norfolk character.

'Little Gull' and 'Sanderling' Cottages are situated in the Thornham and 'Langford Cottage' is in the heart of nearby Ringstead village.

More details at the owners' website: www.ThornhamCottages.co.uk

The Orange Tree Thornham

Whether you're staying overnight or making a week of it, we can highly recommend The Orange Tree in Thornham. This 16th century inn has recently been totally refurbished to a very high standard, the classy restaurant suitably reflects the standard of cuisine, and accommodation in the courtyard annexe is superb.

Find out more at The Orange Tree web site.

Royal Norfolk & Suffolk Yacht Club, Lowestoft

If you're sailing with us out of Lowestoft then why not stay in one of the yacht club's own well-appointed guest rooms?

The marina has two ensuite twin-bedded rooms at ?38.00 per room, or ?30.00 for single occupancy. They also have a single room at ?22.00, and 4 twin rooms at ?34.00 or ?22.00 for single occupancy. These prices include continental breakfast.

On Sundays you can enjoy a full english breakfast for an additional ?2.00 per head.

Find out more: Royal Norfolk and Suffolk Yacht Club

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