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Indoor pool and thermal suite, Signature Elemis spa treatments
Tropical indoor swimming pool, Full-service health club and spa
Earlham Park and lake views, University campus accommodation
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Riverside Wensum setting, Table Table pub and restaurant
Quiet upper floor retreats, Norwich Theatre Royal proximity
AA Rosette WinePress restaurant, Vintage Bentley city tours
Edge Health and Fitness Club, Award-winning Brasserie restaurant
Indoor heated swimming pool, AA Rosette awarded Seasons Restaurant
Pet-friendly city accommodation, Riverside entertainment access
Valley Restaurant panoramic views, Wensum River fishing and canoeing
Thyme restaurant and bar, New-generation bedrooms
Riverside entertainment district access, On-site mini-gym facility
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Historic city center exploration, Flexible guest dining facilities
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Private residents' garden and picnic area, Norwich Cathedral precinct location
Unique 15th-century undercroft, St Giles Spa treatments
Riverside garden access, Adults-only historic setting
Scenic Yare River Valley views, Traditional Norfolk carvery and grill
Aviation-themed airport gateway, Heated indoor swimming pool
Brewers Fayre restaurant, Proximity to Norwich Airport
Dedicated dog-friendly accommodation, Proximity to Norfolk and Norwich Hospital
Heated indoor swimming pool, Family-friendly dining policy
Brasserie Restaurant and Club Bar, Extensive on-site fitness studio
Charming outdoor garden and seating, Lotus motorsport memorabilia
Expansive Norfolk skies and sunsets, Charming courtyard and picnic area
Family-run 19th-century vicarage setting, Unique individually designed rooms
Convenient on-site parking, Award-winning Arlington Bistro dining
Specialized vegetarian and vegan dining, Victorian charm with Indian hospitality
Conservatory restaurant dining, Executive rooms with spa baths
David Lloyd Leisure Club access, Modern suburban hub identity
British cuisine restaurant, Candlelight concert venue
Georgian charm with modern attitude, Gastropub dining experience
U-NITE club in a converted barn, Sound-insulated rooms
Riverside setting with wildlife views, Traditional carvery restaurant
Private karaoke rooms, Central Norwich riverside location
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The origin of Norwich dates back to Roman times. It was during the Norman period that the city really came of age, becoming the second largest city in England up until the industrial revolution cause it to be displaced. Norwich holds several attractions dating from Norman times, including the lovely Norwich Cathedral. Modern developments and the large student population of the University of East Anglia keep things fresh. Norwich has a cosy and vibrant city centre and a reputation as one of the most ecologically conscious cities in the United Kingdom.
Special efforts have been made in the Norwich city centre to ease pedestrian travel, allowing those on foot to get around as part of the city’s strong “green” commitment. A good place to start a walk around Norwich would be in the streets surrounding Norwich Castle. These streets are home to some of the city’s best hotels, restaurants and nightlife. Due to the city centre’s compact size, it’s usually a simple matter to walk back to your hotel after a visit to one of the pubs or clubs.
Norwich Market is a lively outdoor market dating from the 11th century. It is one of the largest markets in the UK and consists of more than 200 stalls selling food, crafts, flowers and more. It is in the very heart of the city, adjacent to Gentleman’s Walk, which itself is home to many boutiques and luxury stores.
Though Saxons were living in the area for some time before the cathedral was built, it was the building of Norwich Cathedral 900 years ago that was the initial impetus to the city’s growth. The development of the Cathedral catapulted Norwich into becoming the second largest city in the British Isles, a position it maintained for centuries. Constructed mostly in the Norman period, the cathedral’s interior is both simple and inspiring, with visitors eyes being directed heavenward to the massive vaulted ceiling. It is especially well known for its cloisters, the covered walkways which offer wonderful views of the gardens and spire. Norman settlements required solid defences, with the order to construct Norwich Castle having come from William the Conqueror himself. While relatively modest in size, the castle benefits from being right in the city centre, close to the city’s best hotels and guest houses. The attached museum includes exquisite art objects dating from Queen Boudica’s time to the present day.
Norwich has a strong history of supporting the arts, culture and learning. The city was the site of the first provincial library, which opened in 1608, and has maintained a strong publishing industry and literary scene up to the present day. The people of Norwich and municipal authorities have made a strong commitment to free speech, which has helped the arts flourish. The main cultural event on the calendar is the Norfolk and Norwich Festival. This festival features a variety of artists and performers who showcase their work and talent each May. It is especially well-known for its musical acts, but also includes theatre, dance and other visual arts as well. The Norwich Theatre Royal has an extensive program featuring operas, plays, musicals and much more. The Forum is a striking modern complex right in the centre of the city close to many hotels. It offers a casual atmosphere to enjoy art exhibitions, outdoor shows and an award winning library all in one place. The city also has a number of professional sports terms, including the very popular Norwich City Football Club, which is known for its friendly fans. Norwich Rugby Football Club is a smaller outfit and plays its games at grounds near Norwich Airport.
Visitors to Norwich who get a little tired of city life can easily make quick daytrips into the East Anglia countryside and coast to revive their spirits. Recently rebranded as the Broads National Park, this lovely area of lowland rivers and lakes is popular with day trippers from the city. Many of its waterways are navigable, with small sailing craft being a particularly popular choice among those looking to get out onto the water. The area is also well known for its historic windmills, constructed to help process the wheat grown in the region. The endless beaches of the East Anglia coast are also very popular, with Great Yarmouth being the destination of choice for many. Great Yarmouth is just 22 miles from Norwich, and can easily be visited on a day trip, though some prefer to book into a hotel on its beachfront so as to have more time to explore the beach and traditional seaside amusements in Great Yarmouth.
May is usually the cheapest month to book a hotel in Norwich, with typical prices around $91 per night based on 109 price comparisons.
Hotel prices in Norwich are usually highest during September, with typical prices around $148 per night.
Hotel prices in Norwich usually range from $60 per night to $184 per night, with typical prices around $102 per night.
Hotel prices in Norwich are typically lowest in May at around $91 per night, rising to around $148 per night in September.
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In Norwich, you might want to check out Premier Inn Norwich Nelson City Centre, Holiday Inn Express Norwich By Ihg, Dunston Hall, Holiday Inn Norwich City By Ihg. These hotels come highly recommended by many travelers.
For a taste of luxury in Norwich, you might want to explore Sankence Lodge, Carrick's at Castle Farm, Brasteds Lodge, The Dairy - Ukc3780. These hotels are known for their superior amenities and high-class services.
If you're visiting Norwich with your family, you could look at Premier Inn Norwich Nelson City Centre, Holiday Inn Express Norwich By Ihg, Dunston Hall, Holiday Inn Norwich City By Ihg. These hotels offer a variety of family-friendly services and activities.
Traveling with pets? The hotels Dunston Hall, Holiday Inn Norwich City By Ihg, Sprowston Manor Hotel, Spa & Golf, Holiday Inn Norwich - North By Ihg could be ideal. These hotels are not only pet-friendly but also offer numerous amenities to make your pets feel at home.
If you’re looking for a relaxing spa experience during your stay in Norwich, check out Dunston Hall, Sprowston Manor Hotel, Spa & Golf, Wensum Valley Hotel Golf and Country Club, St Giles House Hotel – all of which offer great spa services and facilities.
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