Dog Friendly Bed And Breakfasts In Norfolk

Reviews

What our customers say about their holidays

• Mr John Coulter - Verified booking

  Both of the couches in the property were damaged to the extent that it was impossible to sit on them comfortably, which meant it was impossible to be comfortable during the evenings. The furniture was different and in far poorer condition than that shown in the various photos of the property seen on-line. The double bed was in the mezzanine and is not a king, it's barely a double. Again, various photos seen on-line showed the singles on the mezzanine and the double in the ground floor bedroom - this is the most inconvenient layout thinkable - two near pensioners having to climb what is effectively a ladder to go to bed, is ridiculous. The property doesn't have central heating, there are three electric panel heaters and a towel rail. As a consequence, and given that we went in Autumn, the property took hours to warm up and was generally cold and a bit damp and musty. Several of the light fittings didn't work, which meant the living room was invariably dark - it was impossible to read anything. The TV hasn't been updated and therefore, several HD channels are missing. The TV clock is vastly inaccurate and cannot be reset as within half an hour its up to twelve hours pit of sync, which means the EPG can't be accessed. The bath isn't suitable for use as a shower - I slipped and fell over twice, badly hurting my ankle in the process, despite using the cheap, discoloured, useless, non-slip mat supplied for the purpose. There is also a durgo in the bathroom, connected to the soil pipework which is either not working correctly or is not suitable for installation in that position - the bathroom stinks of sewage all the time. The bed's are comfortable, which is a big deal, because at least you can get a good night's sleep and if the living room furniture and shower arrangements were sorted it would be a reasonable place to stay.

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• Mr Capp - Verified booking

  We stayed at Pilgrims Progress for a week after Christmas and over the New Year. The accommodation was adorable and very homely and we would definitely stay again. The private use of the heated pool was exceptional. Each of the 5 cottages are given 1.5h daily timeslots on a rota. Fortunately for us, most of the other cottages were empty, so we could change our times to suit our other activities. The building that houses the pool is extra special, and I never tired of looking up at the ancient (and not to ancient) roof timbers and the underside of the thatch whilst swimming. I am a Building Surveyor though. The games room is also great, and we spent several hours playing air hockey and pool with the kids. The pool table has a bit of a mind of its own, but its still great fun. The lovely sandy beach is about 5 minute walk along a track and fantastic for walking the dog on blustery winter days. The only downside with the Pilgrims Progress cottage maybe for some, is that the bedroom is a mezzanine over the kitchen and accessed by a set of steep timber steps with no handrail and a very low beam at the top. If you have mobility problems or young children, this may be a concern. Our dog climbed them once, and we had difficulty getting him down (35kg Old English Sheepdog). After that we had to barricade the bottom with a chair so he couldn't get up them. All in all, wonderful place to stay.

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• Harbison family - Verified booking

  This little cottage ticked all our boxes and exceeded our expectation. The owners add some lovely little touches in this cottage which makes it stand out from any other cottage we have stayed in. Spotlessly clean and well decorated throughout you feel you have just walked in to a gorgeous little cottage made fresh for your arrival. The small but perfectly formed kitchen has all the amenities you need including a washing machine and dishwasher. A little tip don't bring lots of frozen food with you as its only a small freezer in the top of the fridge. There is a good convenience store in the village which has a good variety of items and a fish and chip shop within an easy walk from the cottage for those occasions when you don't want to cook. Its a perfect getaway during the winter as it was lovely and warm and the log burn kept us more than toasty in the evenings. Location was ideal for us as we came here to go birdwatching along the coast. Snettisham and Titchwell Marsh are within an easy 10 to 15 minute drive, Holkham beach is just 25 minutes and Blakeney Point only 30 minutes drive. The perfect getaway and will certainly be booking again when we go back up to Norfolk.

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• Mrs B - Verified booking

  Tucked away but very well appointed for the beach, coast path, local deli, pub, and inland walks.The cottage itself has all the modern conveniences is very stylish and maximises the use of space. Clever design and thoughtful attention to detail. Spacious, well equipped, tastefully furnished & decorated, warm and comfortable and importantly very clean.We’re delighted we’ve found Mil Cottage, it’s so lovely we’ve booked a return visit.Also really felt that Norfolk Hideaways genuinely care about their customers experiences, professional and seamless. Knocks spots of the another established provider in this area for customer service.

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• Mrs B - Verified booking

  Tucked away but very well appointed for the beach, coast path, local deli, pub, and inland walks.The cottage itself has all the modern conveniences is very stylish and maximises the use of space. Clever design and thoughtful attention to detail. Spacious, well equipped, tastefully furnished & decorated, warm and comfortable and importantly very clean.We’re delighted we’ve found Mil Cottage, it’s so lovely we’ve booked a return visit.Also really felt that Norfolk Hideaways genuinely care about their customers experiences, professional and seamless. Knocks spots of the another established provider in this area for customer service.

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