The Norfolk Mead Hotel sits in eight acres of gardens and grounds on its own lake on the river Bure.  It borders the Norfolk Broads and is the ideal spot for relaxation, or, being just eight miles from Norwich, as a business base. 

Each of the 12 bedrooms, with names like Boleyn, Boudicaa and Nelson's Quarters (on the second floor) is imaginatively decorated. 

There is also a Garden suite and Mead Court Cottage, adjoining, which sleeps up to four guests.  The atmosphere throughout is that of a private house, with charming hosts and local staff making guests feel very much at home.  Head chef Mark Sayers uses locally sourced meat and fish, locally grown organic vegetables and herbs from the hotel's own garden. 

The hotel's front lawn leads to The Mead, teeming with wild flowers and birdlife. You might see a barn owl or an otter playing.  There are splendid walks from the village and the hotel has a rowing boat available for rent.

Dogs are welcome for a fee of £8

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