The White Pheasant

Great location for the golf competition. Staff were excellent. Room was comfortable. Restaurant was good.

The walls were very thin which meant you could hear the TV and people taking in the room next door.

Great quiet location. Totally relaxing, and great for walking around the area.

Slightly out of the way, difficult to get taxis if not driving around

Room was great clean comfortable and lovely shower. We stayed for two nights in a corner room with two windows Dinner Saturday night was excellent. Good value as well..

Room not cleaned //serviced. Sunday. Couldn't find any staff for tea bags toilet paper etc. Disappointed that despite breakfast advertised we couldn't find anyone on Monday morning and no evidence of breakfast. The hotel will be lovely when renovation completed but currently a bit hit and miss. The lady hoovering reception came and checked us out.

The whole stay was really good the staff were great

Nothing

Lovely grounds and attractive old building Comfortable bed

Room was rather dated

Lovely position , food was fabulous , nice grounds , friendly staff , great potential outside ..

Property fine , was a few noisy residents that woke us early hours! Let down by outdoor area , lots of potential

It’s a grand old building set on lovely large grounds. We arrived tired after a day of cycling with our kids and dog from Hoveton and Wroxham, and were warmly welcomed by Dean. He let us store our bikes inside, which we appreciated. Thank you, it was the perfect rest stop on our way to Norwich

Food great value for money and good size portions

The hotel was accessed via a long drive, to the side of which was a well-maintained cricket pitch! The drive helpfully had illuminated bollards either side. The long drive meant that there was no noise from passing traffic, although the main road wasn't busy. All the staff we met were helpful, professional, and friendly. We had breakfast both mornings, which was good quality. The bedrooms were clean and tidy. The hotel was set in multi-acre grounds, a small part of which we walked around on the first evening.

None of the following comments should be taken as negative, simply for information. The bedrooms were both a little tired, although the bathroom of one looked to have been recently smartly redecorated. The hotel was an enormous building, which looked like it was in the process of being updated when funds allow. Having said that, the parts to which we had access were fine. A number of workmen were staying in the hotel, so their white vans were parked in the car park. However, there was still plenty of room for our car. Those workmen we met were perfectly pleasent, and they all left early in the morning on both days before we got up for breakfast.