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The Ship Hotel
Situated on the north Norfolk coast, The Ship Hotel offers an a la carte restaurant and an inviting bar with a wood-burner.
The Hoste and The Vine House Hotels
Situated in the centre of Burnham Market, The Hoste boasts a private 20-seat cinema room, a gym and beauty treatment rooms.
The Railway Hotel by Barefoot Retreats
Situated in Burnham Market, 17 km from Houghton Hall, The Railway Hotel by Barefoot Retreats features accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a shared lounge and a terrace.
Boutique Bedrooms
Located in Thornham, Boutique Bedrooms offers a garden. The nearest beach is within walking distance at Holme Dunes, while Brancaster Beach is only 4.5 km away.
Briarfields Hotel
Briarfields has a tranquil setting and views of Titchwell RSPB salt marshes, home to both freshwater and saltwater wildlife. It has a bar, restaurant and free parking.
Old Hunstanton Le Strange Arms Hotel
Situated on the coast in Old Hunstanton, with grounds that stretch down to the seashore to one of the finest beaches in Norfolk, the Old Hunstanton Le Strange Arms Htl offers old world charm...
The Lodge
Just 500 metres from Hunstanton’s sandy beach, The Lodge is a traditional pub with a popular bar and modern restaurant. With free parking and free Wi-Fi, the hotel has spacious chic bedrooms.
The White House
Set in farmland, The White House is located in Burnham Market and has a tennis court, garden and terrace. The property features a shared lounge, as well as a bar.
Luxury Escape
Offering tasty breakfasts and free Wi-Fi, this luxury B&B has boutique rooms with scenic views across the North Norfolk coastline.
The Gin Trap Inn
The Gin Trap Inn offers a variety of accommodation in Ringstead (including some pet-friendly rooms on request only). Guests can enjoy the on-site bar. Free private parking is available on site.
What guests said about Brancaster:
- 10Scored 10
We visited the two pubs, The Jolly Sailors and The White...
We visited the two pubs, The Jolly Sailors and The White Horse . We also bought some fresh fish from the Fish Hut which was good value and cooked lovely. The bus stop is near to the cottage and although we did not use them the buses did run to time.PaulUnited Kingdom - 8.0Scored 8.0
Very friendly atmosphere, very polite and helpful staff, a...
Very friendly atmosphere, very polite and helpful staff, a very large Gin selection. Beautiful room very comfortable. The breakfast was extremely good . I would have liked a better choice of food for Gluten free customers it was very limited, but what was served was extremely good food . No Flannels in the bathroom???
DEANUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
It was just a short weekend break mainly to relax.
It was just a short weekend break mainly to relax. The Ship Hotel was lovely & ideal to walk to the huge beach without having to use the car. We didn't do a lot else on this occasion, but there are plenty of places to visit nearby by car.AAnonymousUnited Kingdom - 8.0Scored 8.0
A picturesque part of the north Norfolk coast and a haven...
A picturesque part of the north Norfolk coast and a haven for walkers, birdwatchers, photographers & artists. Tasty food and drink can be found at the Jolly Sailors. Also, the Deepdale complex has an excellent café and also provides a wide range of both permanent and interesting pop-up shops.JanUnited Kingdom - 8.0Scored 8.0
A quite village conveniently situated on the North Norfolk...
A quite village conveniently situated on the North Norfolk coast for access to Pedlars Way and the Coastal Path for walkers and cyclists. Frequent bus service, if needed, connect Hunstanton to the west and Wells/Fakenham to the east. Further bus connections east from Wells towards Cromer. Area is well served by the restaurant/bar at The Ship in Brancaster and the excellent Jolly Sailors in Brancaster Staithe, a mile or so east. The Orange Tree restaurant has received some poor reviews.
PW&AWUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
The Ship Inn is opposite the Church and a short walk to the...
The Ship Inn is opposite the Church and a short walk to the beach which wish the weather we had proved a fabulous place to walk. At the entrance to the beach is a small shop which sells ice cream (which we had) and other small take away food together with small beach toys for families with young children who populate the beach near the entrance but away from there it is almost deserted and a great place to walk. The Ship seems the only place to eat in Brancaster. There are other places in nearby villages along the coast but staying there, the Ship suited us in the evening.PeterUnited Kingdom
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