Hotel 3 Bintang di Norwich

Rating this at 3 because although it’s not exactly a luxury hotel, it’s nevertheless decent basic accommodation at a reasonable price. You get a well-kept - and clean - room and bathroom, with a coffee station, and a small desk. Check-in was friendly and helpful (though, rather worryingly, conducted from behind a security screen!) There’s free WiFi that works, and (for an extra fee) a breakfast but note that this is veggie/vegan only. On the down side, the walls of our room were very thin and we heard, erm…. everything going on next door. There’s no a/c so to cool the room you have to open the window and again the area can sometimes be noisy. Perhaps most lacking of all is any off-street parking. Daytime weekdays and Saturdays you can’t park in the street outside either as its residents only.

Jet setting, or just jet lagged? Whether it's an early flight or late arrival, you'll find a warm welcome at Premier Inn Hotel Norwich Airport. And if you've time to stop and explore, you'll find us in a great spot for business and leisure destinations in Norwich and wider Norfolk. Uncover the history of the city at Norwich Cathedral and the Castle Museum. Spend a lazy afternoon exploring the Norfolk coast, or out on the water on the famous Norfolk Broads. Then come back to dry land with a tasty meal in our restaurant, and relax in our new-generation bedrooms and extra-comfy kingsize Hypnos bed.

There is a sign up outside Number 82 which says ”A devilishly good night's sleep”, however nothing could be further from the truth. The Pear Tree pub across the road and their clientele provide a very noisy interference which lasts until 2am (due to their late licence). The road outside the hotel contains a manhole cover that makes a noise for each vehicle that drives over it. The pedestrian crossing lights flash all night and the curtains fail to keep the flashing out of the room. The hotel consisting of apartment rooms is somehow managed remotely, therefore keys are obtained via a code from a key safe, and any questions are only dealt with by phone. Our first issue concerned a broken window mechanism, preventing it from closing and after reporting this someone rang back to allow us to check in to a different room. Unfortunately the second room had a broken toilet. Once the chain was pulled for the first time, (it had an overhead cistern), the water did not stop running but couldn't be flushed again. This was reported at 6pm, 7.30pm, 8.30pm and 9.30pm, with no response other than ”your problem has been logged on the system and I am waiting for feedback”. No amount of ”can I speak to your supervisor/boss” or suggestions about getting an emergency plumber out, or changing the room bore any result. After the 4th attempt, I remembered that the person providing the second room earlier had rung back from a different number, and once reached, this person did indeed provide us the facility for changing rooms for a second time. There were other issues concerning cleanliness and the heating not working in the second room, all in all a most unpleasant stay that I do not intend to repeat

We stayed 2 nights for a family of 3 mini break . Clean and tidy rooms and helpful staff . There is a convenient City car park nearby but check costs if leaving overnight in addition to daytime. We are return customers of P Inn so know what to expect. At a cost of £118 including breakfast for 2 nights we would consider this very good value . Conveniently located to look around the city which is charming and safe at Christmas. Many independent shops to look around plus historic buildings . The Castle and museum inside were highlights for us , something for every age .

From the moment we walked into reception, we received the warmest of welcomes. Sarah, who checked us in was just incredible. We just kind of hit it off and we had a good laugh. She was mind and caring and made us smile - and she said that a day without smiles is a wasted day - and I truly believe that. When we came back ij the evenijg, she very kindly came up tonus alwith a bag that had bottles of water and crisps in it to take back to our room room. I will remember our stay here mainly because of Satah and her delightful ways The room was comfortable, warm, quiet and just what we needed for the one night stay. I had my guide dog, Spencer with me also and he was treated as wonderfully as we were Thank you Sarah You made our day Terry, Dean and Spencer

Nice room, a bit small if you travel with a lot of bags. The staff is nice, friendly, and easy to talk with, hotel vibe is fine, a nice small bar and restaurant located in the hotel.

Clean, comfortable and compact accommodation with all the basics. Very convenient if you want to visit the university, a little less so if you want to visit the city centre, although there are regular bus services. Supermarket and coffee shop close by, pleasant surroundings. Have stayed a few times and would do so again.

Arrandale Lodge enjoys a location in Norwich, 14 miles from Blickling Hall and a 19-minute walk from University of East Anglia. This guest house features free private parking and free Wifi. Norwich Cathedral is 2.2 miles from the guest house, and Norwich Train Station is 2.6 miles away.At the guest house, every unit comes with a desk, a flat-screen TV, a private bathroom, bed linen, and towels. Every room comes with a kettle, while some have a balcony. The rooms are equipped with heating facilities.Norwich City Football Club is 3 miles from the guest house, while Bawburgh Golf Club is 4.5 miles from the property. The nearest airport is Norwich International Airport, 3.1 miles from Arrandale Lodge.

Slept very well here. Surprisingly quiet despite being so central. Breakfast is fine but lacked gluten-free so we bought our own. Toilet paper so thin we also bought our own! Enough space in the family room for 4 with the 2 extra beds. Main bed was comfortable, extra beds a bit hard. Linen and towels fresh.

All five of us had our own room, all situated together in the main house and one had a room with a shower which was located just outside. Breakfast choice was good and we also had our evening meal there each night. The menu for the evening meal did not change but there were 2 vegetarian options and what looked like a good selection otherwise. There were two main lounges and a small, well stocked bar. Also a garden with seating. The hotel was a short-ish walk from town and a bus stop was just opposite. A good choice for a stay in Norwich.