Reymerston Hall

Beautiful property with lovely decor, the host was very attentive and the breakfast was delicious.

This is the most beautifully restored grand country home, owned and lovingly restored by your hosts, who live on the property. There were plenty of village pubs in the area for lunches and dinners. The countryside around the home is spectacular - we were there at the end of spring, but I'm sure that every season must have it's own special appeal. The bed was comfortable with lovely linen. The room and bathroom were clean and tastefully decorated.

Our room ("Little Nellie") was a bit small for 2 people travelling with two big suitcases and no formal cupboard space. Maybe more suitable for a single person or 2 people with overnight bags. It was the however the smallest room in the house, was the last room available when we booked and I'm still glad that we went there.

Location and ambiance.

Quite a small room but very clean and comfortable

House and gardens were exceptional.

Nothing whatsoever.

Everything was lovely, stayed before and as last time was lovely.

It was perfect for our need for somewhere to lay our heads while we visited Norfolk. Very friendly and homely and a great breakfast.

Location Beautiful Building Lovely well kept grounds

Bathroom felt like it was literally inside the cupboard. Hook on the back of the main door was loose and was ready to fall of. Cosmetically the plaster around the top of the bathroom had some large peeling/cracks in it. Breakfast was not nice at all. Mushrooms were cold, toast had barely been in the toaster, beans not nice at all and the sausage was pale hardly been browned at all.