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Harleston is a thriving little market town on the Suffolk border, with plenty of Georgian buildings and a fine old Corn Exchange, though no longer used for that purpose, set in the Waveney Valley... Read More

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Hotels in Harleston - 4 places to stay

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The Swan Hotel

The hotel features the popular lounge bar, the locally renowned carvery restaurant, the large function room and luxury, but affordable, en suite hotel accommodation. Perfect for business visits, corporate events, functions and wedding parties. ... More | visit website

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Old Ram Coaching Inn

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The Old Ram Coaching Inn is a listed Inn dating back to the 17th Century; documents reveal that it has been a coaching Inn for most of its life. The ... More

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J.D.Young Hotel

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In the market town of Harleston, in the idyllic surroundings of the Norfolk and Suffolk borders, this 15th century coaching inn offers comfortable, modern en suite accommodation. Steeped in history, the hotel ... More

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Abbey Woods Cottage (3.48 miles)

Traditional brick built 6 bedroom Suffolk cottage, also available as three bedroom, in the heart of Suffolk countryside with oak beams set in large well kept garden surrounded by open fields at end of ... More | visit website

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Farm Barn (3.50 miles)

FARM BARN is situated on a working livestock farm. The barn accommodation has been newly converted to a high standard with oak flooring and exposed beams. Farm Barn provides a spacious and welcoming open plan ... More | visit website

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Dickleburgh Crown (4.77 miles)

A small friendly pub/hotel set in the quiet village of Dickleburgh located 6 miles from Diss in the heart of the beautiful Norfolk countryside. The accommodation comprises of four superb individual chalet rooms situated at ... More | visit website

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Earsham Park Farm (4.93 miles)

Relax in informal surroundings in this quiet secluded victorian farmhouse with spectacular views situated half a mile from the A143 between Bungay and Harleston . All rooms are decorated to a high standard with ... More | visit website

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The Horseshoes (5.59 miles)

Breakfast from 7am till 11am Monday to Friday
Food served all day every day
Senior Citizens special lunch every Wednesday.
Bed & Breakfast En-Suite Rooms.Beer Garden.Disabled toilet & access.
Real Ales, Keg Beers.
The Horseshoes is a privately owned free ... More | visit website

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Le Grys Barn (5.96 miles)

Featured in Alastair Sawday's Special Places to Stay 2008, Elle magazine 2007 and The Guardian's 1000 Great B&B's 2008

The Barn: Situated peacefully on the southern edge of Wacton Common, the red glow of the ... More | visit website

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Oakbrook House (6.34 miles)

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Oakbrook House is a nine bedroom guest house situated just South of Norwich, two and a half miles from the town of Long Stratton on the A140.We offer accommodation suited ... More

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Scole Inn (6.50 miles)

The Scole Inn is a historic coaching inn dating back to 1655. The impressive exterior of the building reflects the Dutch influence of the period, creating a unique setting. The inn is a popular location ... More | visit website

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Gissing Hall (6.50 miles)

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Gissing Hall is a listed family mansion, dating back to the fifteenth century. Once the centre of an estate, it is now the home of its owners, Ann and William Brennan. This ... More

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The Chestnuts (6.94 miles)

The Chestnuts is situated 2 minutes from the A140 near Long Stratton. We are an easy 20 minute drive from the beautiful medieval city of Norwich and the charming market towns of Diss, Bungay and Wymondham. We ... More | visit website

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