Beaufort Lodge
Guest house · Norwich
Guest house on Earlham Road, west of the centre.
- 60 Earlham Road, Norwich
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Hotels and places to stay near Norwich
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Hotels, guest houses, hostels and apartments near the area: hotels and inns (4), apartments and cottages (2) and guest houses and bandbs (1). Check availability and prices with each property.
Guest house · Norwich
Guest house on Earlham Road, west of the centre.
Hotel · Norwich
Hotel on Prince of Wales Road between the station and the centre.
Hotel · Norwich
Hotel on Tombland next to the cathedral; its website says its history goes back over 800 years.
Apartments · Norwich
Serviced rooms and apartments at 82 Unthank Road.
Pub with rooms · Norwich
Pub with rooms on Unthank Road, west of the centre.
Budget hotel · Norwich
Travelodge Norwich Central Riverside on St Vedast Street.
Apartments · Norwich
Apartments on St Faiths Lane, near the cathedral and Riverside.
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Closest to Norwich
Places to stay from our Norfolk and the Broads guide, nearest first, measured from the centre of Norwich. Distances are straight lines; walking times assume 5 km/h and are a minimum.
| Place to stay | Calle | In our guide to | Distancia |
|---|---|---|---|
| Maids Head Hotel (opens in new tab) | 20 Tombland | Norwich | 300 m, about 4 min on foot |
| Travelodge (opens in new tab) | 8,10,12 Saint Vedast Street | Norwich | 400 m, about 5 min on foot |
| Wellington Apartments (opens in new tab) | 60 Saint Faiths Lane | Norwich | 400 m, about 5 min on foot |
| Hotel Belmonte (opens in new tab) | 60-62 Prince of Wales Road | Norwich | 500 m, about 5 min on foot |
| The Georgian Townhouse (opens in new tab) | 30-34 Unthank Road | Norwich | 900 m, about 10 min on foot |
| Beaufort Lodge (opens in new tab) | 60 Earlham Road | Norwich | 1.2 km, about 15 min on foot |
| No 82 The Unthank (opens in new tab) | 82 Unthank Road | Norwich | 1.2 km, about 15 min on foot |
While you are here
A few of the sights in the area. The Things to do page lists them all, with directions and official links.
Grade I listed 14th-century gatehouse into the cathedral precinct, built around 1316 after a riot destroyed the earlier gate.
Triangular Grade II listed park with a bandstand, the city's earliest surviving ornamental public open space.
Brick artillery tower built in 1398-99 beside the River Wensum to guard the north-eastern approach to the city.
Norfolk and the Broads
Boatyards, river trips and broads on the River Bure, a train ride from Norwich
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Victorian seaside towns with a pier, crab boats, heritage steam trains and the highest hill in Norfolk
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Salt marsh, dunes and seals between a harbour town, a Palladian house and flint villages
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