The Queen Victoria

On arrival, The staff were very pleasant and helpful. Any questions or problems were dealt with promptly. As far as our accommodation was concerned it was in very good condition and spotless with plenty of space for all our cases and clothes. Our room, (number 2), was large and extremely comfortable. Food was lovely and plentiful. Drinks were reasonably priced . We will definitely return and intend to book the same room in the future. Many thanks to all.

Really enjoyed ourselves so no negatives at all

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All Good

Just like a pub should be. Food was excellent value. Very friendly staff.

All good

Good location for visiting north Norfolk and Sandringham. Also went to Hunstanton and Wells. Pretty little village. Room was ok for size, small annexes at rear of pub. Bed comfortable, good shower. Also caravan spaces there. Couple of goats in the garden and bunnies, which were cute. Beach at Heacham nicer than Snettersham. Did Deer Safari at Snettersham Park which we enjoyed. Didn’t eat at Queen Victoria but went to the Rose and Crown and The Old Store, both very nice although a little more expensive

Slight musty smell in room. Room not checked while we were there - 4 nights - to replenish tea bags, milk, loo rolls etc, had to ask

Quiet mid week stay, big room and bathroom, and nice pub.

Unfortunately the bed mattress wasn't the best comfort wise, but bearable for a night and would stay again.

Restful

Nothing to dislike

Friendly and helpful staff, great location in a lovely village. The room was quiet and peaceful, the shower was good.

The room was quite basic for the price, a small fridge would be good. The food in the pub came out hot, large portions, but the menu was samey.

Pleasant cabin with ensuite behind the pub. Quiet at night. Easy check in. Good value for money. Lovely filling evening meal at pub.

The food served in the pub was excellent, the staff friendly and obliging.

The room was dark, the bathroom outdated, the bathroom door would not stay closed and we had to leave the door to the outside open for a while to aerate the room as it smelt of damp.