Caistor Hall

Nice location, free parking, decent breakfast, friendly staff.

There was a wedding party on the night we stayed (we weren’t warned about this - wouldn’t have booked if we knew), so loud music and singing until 23:00 (we were up early the next morning so needed to sleep). Plumbing from the room above ran through our room so every time they used the toilet or shower, the noise was unbearably loud and woke us up in the night. TV remote didn’t work - we went down to reception to ask for new batteries and were told they’d bring them up to us, but they never came. Coffee at breakfast was cold. Couple of small things, I know, but they were exacerbated by the terrible night’s sleep, and for what we paid, it was just incredibly disappointing.

Enjoyable Stay The room was very nice and Mark Poynton food was excellent. We had a tasting menu which was superb. The staff here are very attentive. Thank you to Nick, Ashley & Danielle for looking after us. My husband enjoyed the breakfast and informed me there was now a menu. What’s not to like? Jennifer

The whole atmosphere the surroundings the presentation is a delight, the room size facilities 👌

Nothing

Beautiful restaurant and we were warned tasting menu only £95 so we ate in Norwich. Excellent breakfast.

Two pictures exactly the same in bedroom made it look as though they hadn't bothered.

Not so easy to locate at night as the sign boards are not illuminated. But once inside we met the very cheerful & helpful receptionist who made us feel at home. A classical property (Grade II), with steepish main stairs up to our room which was stunning - spacious, four-poster, great views over the front lawn, hide-away bathroom (but not bijou). Breakfast was good, with a great welcome and excellent service. There is a pleasant & comfortable residents’ sitting area – the ‘Whiskey Lounge’. Exploring Norwich without a car is easy – the nearest Park & Ride is 10 minutes away. The hotel’s main restaurant is being refurbished so we found a couple of good local places. But on the third night we thoroughly enjoyed an eight-course tasting menu at the restaurant named ‘Mark Poynton at Caistor Hall’ which is part of the hotel – a separate review of that on MP’s website. Would we go back – yes; would we recommend to others – certainly.

It was all good