Guests say
Boycott House in Cromer is highly praised for its stunning sea views, cosy and comfortable atmosphere, and prime location close to local amenities. Guests have enjoyed the well-equipped and beautifully furnished property, perfect for seaside walks, local shopping, and dining experiences. The house's warmth and the joy of staying there are consistently mentioned, making it an idyllic retreat for special occasions or a relaxing break.
There is no specific mention of cleanliness in the reviews, so it is not possible to provide an accurate score for this category.
The location is repeatedly celebrated for its proximity to the sea, local shops, restaurants, and attractions. Guests appreciate the convenience and the beautiful coastal surroundings, making it an exceptional spot for a holiday.
Guests find the house very comfortable, mentioning cosy furnishings and a relaxing atmosphere. The comfortable beds and the joy of staying in such a warm and inviting setting are highlighted.
The property is well-equipped and beautifully furnished, with special mentions of a fabulous bath and a cosy lounge with a great fire. However, a few minor issues were noted but were resolved with a smile, indicating good maintenance support.
While guests express high satisfaction with their stay, there is no mention of gifts or special thoughtful touches provided by the hosts. Therefore, it is not possible to score this category.
About this property
An iconic period building, sitting right on the sea front at Cromer, enjoying the most sublime views of the sea and pier from all angles and every room. Why not treat yourself to a truly unique coastal holiday at the fabulous Boycott House, and enjoy falling asleep to the sound of the waves?
An iconic period building sitting right on the sea front at Cromer enjoying the most sublime views of the sea and pier from all angles and every room. Why not treat yourself to a truly unique coastal holiday at the fabulous Boycott House, and enjoy falling asleep to the sound of the waves?
This striking property, originally known as The Bath House, was built in 1814 and first opened as a reading room but gained greatest fame as a retreat for wealthy Victorians to ‘take the waters’ away from public gaze. Its chequered past has seen it converted into a private residence in 1836, then a hotel in 1872, back into a single residence in the 1900s, and finally re-invented in 2020 to offer superb holiday accommodation. Boycott House is a two storey semi-detached house sitting at the end of the original building. On the ground floor, the sitting room is flooded with light from the fully glazed frontage giving open views to the sea beyond and has a modern Morso wood burning stove to light and cosy up beside in the winter months. The funky open-plan kitchen and dining space lies behind the sitting room with a window and glazed door to the side of the room looking along the promenade to the sea and the pier, and features a Kitchen Haus fitted kitchen and Bosch twin oven (steam and fan as used on Bake Off!). Upstairs, on the first floor, are two fabulous, spacious bedroom suites. The master bedroom, with a discreetly tucked away shower room, features a super-king size bed and a commanding view over the sea from the bay fronted windows. Enjoy it to the max from the curved window seat, or indeed the comfortable bed! The second bedroom, with king-size or twin option, is to the rear of the house and, with windows to the side, enjoys its own lovely views. The very grand en-suite with limestone floor not only has a glorious Chadder chariot slipper bath on a metal plinth, but a separate shower enclosure too. Guests have the benefit of one parking space on The Promenade immediately adjacent to the house (a parking permit is provided).
Within walking distance of the the town's many local amenities, including some cool new additions to the Cromer café scene; The Gangway, a charming micro pub serving craft beers, cocktails and nibbles; a new Grey Seal Coffee shop serving fresh locally roasted coffee; and Hatters Tea Room with their own brand loose leaf tea. No 1, TV chef Galton Blackiston's renowned fish and chip emporium sits at the end of the upper pier too. Enjoy!
Additional Information:
Sorry, no pets
Children over eight years old only. Not suitable for infants.
Pillows and duvets are synthetic fibre.
Please bring your own pods for the Nespresso coffee machine.
There is no starter pack (tea, coffee, sugar and milk) or welcome hamper provided at this property.
Nearby points of interest
- Wroxham Barns
Reviews (21)
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Mr M
Location excellent, accommodation quirky and interesting and comfortable. No terrestrial TV because of location but plenty of options available. Great showers and modern kitchen - had a problem with one of the ovens but quickly investigated by efficient and friendly agents. All round lovely holiday
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M & H
We had a wonderful holiday in this beautiful house by the sea - what amazing views. We enjoyed using the local butchers, bakers, greengrocers, and fishmongers, as well as two fish and chip takeaways from Mary's and No.1. Local cliff walks, local buses, seal trips, Cley marshes bird reserve and both Cromer and Happisburgh lighthouses. Also recommend Whitewater Cafe on the corner, and Rocket House cafe. And of course The Pier! Fabulous holiday.
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C & S
A beautiful few days in this idyllic hideaway. Loved the fire! Fell in love with Wells-next-the-sea and Holkham beach!