Blakeney

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Rowans Cottage
"great accomodation nice breakfast felt at home and made very welcome . would recomend it to anyone. And congratulations on your golden wedding for sat

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Kings Arms
"Have stayed at this hotel several tiems in the past and eaten here on many occassions Over the years we have noticed a gradual deterioration in the standard of food and ..." More

Kings Arms
"My wife and I have wonderful memories of our earlier years living in North Norfolk and we returned to one of our old courting places in Blakeney which was the ..." More

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Blakeney, on the pretty A149 coast road, is picture postcard Norfolk, from the narrow streets with whitewashed cottages and flint-cobble walls, to the 1930s Blakeney Hotel, and the medieval guild hall in the High Street. These days you are as likely to hear a genteel London accent in the village as broad Norfolk. Attracted by the beautiful flint faced cottages, the sheltered sailing for small boats, and the Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty that is Blakeney Point, many wealthy people retire to this North Norfolk haven, or have bought a fisherman’s cottage for the weekend. The west tower of the fourteenth century church of St Nicholas rises high above the village, testament to the time when Blakeney was an important fishing town (St Nicholas is patron saint of fishermen). The Glaven estuary silted up long ago, leaving the waters to dinghies and smaller fishing boats. The dinghies find shelter behind Blakeney Point, sailing a shallow channel to the deeper water of The Pit. The area is well-known for seafood, and there are plenty of good eating places in the locality making the most of this bounty. Blakeney Point nature reserve, owned by the National Trust, teams with bird life. There are Terns in particular, plus grey and common seals. The point is walkable (via Cley to the east), but it’s a hike, and there are boat trips there for tamer souls.

Church

St Nicholas

Doctor

Dr Chapman & Partners

Farmers Market

Farmers Market with Artisan Crafts

Pub and Bar

Kings Arms

Restaurant

Kings Arms
Moorings Restaurant

School

Blakeney Primary School

Self-Catering

Lower Appartment Langham Hall

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Strong Cars

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Blakeney Hotel (0.16 miles)

Blakeney Hotel

A traditional privately owned hotel with its Quayside location has magnificent views across the Estuary and salt marshes to Blakeney Point which is an area of outstanding natural beauty. The hotel offers a high standard ... More | visit website

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Morston Hall (1.11 miles)

Morston Hall

We don't pretend what we offer is unique. However, we know our fusion of hotel, restaurant and surroundings is a rare combination anywhere in the British Isles. Morston Hall is owned and run by Tracy ... More

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Lower Appartment Langham Hall (1.95 miles)

Lower Appartment Langham Hall

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Langham is just one mile from the beauties of the North Norfolk Coast. Langham Hall appartments have been recently renovated and are situated in the heart of the village in ... More

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The Pheasant Hotel (4.58 miles)

The Pheasant Hotel
Situated in 2 acres of landscaped gardens, this Georgian country house hotel offers bright, airy rooms in a peaceful setting. Fresh local produce is served in the hotel restaurant. Comfortable, spacious rooms at The Pheasant offer ... More | visit website
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The Feathers Hotel (4.58 miles)

The Feathers Hotel
The Feather's Hotel has been an important part of Holt, since it was established on the site of the old cattle market in 1650. During the 19th Century the 'Regulator' coach used to depart from the ... More | visit website
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Maltings Hotel (5.23 miles)

Maltings Hotel

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The Maltings Hotel is located in Weybourne, 4 miles from Holt in North Norfolk. The Maltings Hotel, an original building of Norfolk flint, dating back to the 16th Century. Cuisine is ... More

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Kelling Heath Holiday Park (6.00 miles)

Kelling Heath Holiday Park

Luxury caravan holiday homes, woodland lodges and touring & camping pitches amongst 250 acres of woodland and rare open heathland in an area of outstanding natural beauty. The perfect location to relax and unwind with ... More | visit website

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Arch House (7.00 miles)

Arch House

Arch House, a very distinguished old house at the very entrance to Wells-next-the-sea, built around the turn of the 18th century to offer the Excise man a good vantage point over the town... (boo), but ... More | visit website

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Old Bakehouse Guesthouse (7.14 miles)

Old Bakehouse Guesthouse

Set in the heart of the historical village of Little Walsingham, The Old Bakehouse offers three spacious guest rooms, all with en-suite facilities. Colour TV and Tea and coffee making facilities are available in each ... More | visit website

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Black Lion Hotel (7.26 miles)

Black Lion Hotel
Set in the heart of the historic medievel village of walsingham. This former coaching inn dates back to the 14th century and has many original features throughout the building with inglenooks in the dining ... More

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