Historic Hotels in Norfolk
Places to stay connected to famous figures from the past in Norfolk, England.
The Maid's Head. Norwich.
Does its name celebrate the visit of The Virgin Queen during the 16th century? Whatever the truth, Elizabeth isn’t the only famous historic name to have supposedly rested under its roof.
Does its name celebrate the visit of The Virgin Queen during the 16th century? Whatever the truth, Elizabeth isn’t the only famous historic name to have supposedly rested under its roof.
Lynford Hall Hotel. Mundford.
It may be largely Victorian, but this Norfolk country house has a historic claims-to-fame that is very much of the mid-20th century. And with a transatlantic twist, too.
It may be largely Victorian, but this Norfolk country house has a historic claims-to-fame that is very much of the mid-20th century. And with a transatlantic twist, too.
The Hoste Arms. Burnham Market.
In one of Norfolk’s most celebrated villages, The Hoste Arms boasts a connection to one of England’s great military heroes.
In one of Norfolk’s most celebrated villages, The Hoste Arms boasts a connection to one of England’s great military heroes.
How you can help: if you are aware of a historic hotel in Norfolk that you believe ought to be included on the site, please contact us via email (info@nightsinthepast.com) in the first instance. Please note that these should have connections to famous people and events from the past.
