One of Norfolks' most popular attractions is Wroxham village, situated on the A1151 just eight miles from the centre of the city of Norwich. Surrounded by miles of breathtaking countryside, and only ten miles away from Norfolks' wild and virtually empty beaches.

As the capital of the Norfolk Broads', with its access to 125 miles of waterways, a trip to Wroxham can take many forms. You can hire a motor cruiser by the hour or day and explore the beautiful Broads. Why not visit Wroxham Barns with its craft centre and animal farm? A must is a visit to Roys Store, said to be the largest village store in the world! Or take a ride on the Bure Valley Steam Railway.

Fishing and nature walks are popular pastimes and Wroxham makes a perfect base for exploring North Norfolk, with its natures reserves, country houses, glorious beaches and bird watching. Several villages and towns are well within striking distance with their weekly markets and old flint buildings, plus the seaside resort of Great Yarmouth is only 18 miles away.

For evening meals, it is hard to find a better selection of pubs, restaurants and cafes than in Wroxham and the surrounding area.

• Open all year round
• All rooms have en suite facilities, colour television & tea and coffee making facilities
• All rooms are non-Smoking
• Varied hearty breakfast menu
• Patio garden
• Large garden
• Public telephone
• Conservatory
• Short breaks
• Ample car parking
• Guests can be met at Hoveton & Wroxham Station/Norwich International Airport

COMMENDATIONS:

English Tourism Council 4 Star B&B Accommodation

PRICES: As from 31st December 2007

• Double/twin en suite: from 54.00 to 58.00
• Single en suite: from 34.00 to 40.00

Prices are per room, per night and includes a full hearty English breakfast.