Guests say
The Cart Lodge in Norfolk is consistently praised for its peaceful and convenient location, cosy and comfortable accommodation, and well-equipped facilities. Guests have enjoyed the local attractions, the welcoming garden, and the added bonus of being able to borrow bikes. The property is noted for its cleanliness and the owner's friendliness, contributing to a relaxing holiday experience.
Guests frequently mention the property's cleanliness, indicating a high standard of hygiene and upkeep.
The lodge's location is described as quiet and rural, yet close to local attractions and amenities, making it an ideal base for exploring North Norfolk.
Reviews highlight the comfortable sleeping arrangements and cosy atmosphere of the lodge, suggesting a high level of guest comfort.
Facilities are generally praised, especially for self-catering, though one review mentions basic maintenance issues, slightly lowering the score.
The owner's friendliness and the provision of welcome gifts in one instance suggest thoughtfulness, but as gifts are not consistently mentioned, they should not be expected.
About this property
Surrounded by orchards and full of character, a stay at the Cart Lodge is a great escape from the bustle of life and is within walking distance of the pub – perfect!
Surrounded by bird song and fruit orchards with cherries, plums and raspberries in season, the Cart Lodge offers old world charm in a countryside setting. Full of character and beamed throughout, it is easy to leave the bustling world behind and relax in this tranquil holiday home. Erpingham is a charming, rural village tucked away in north Norfolk, just a few miles from the coast and its sandy beaches. It has a pub; The Spread Eagle and a good farmers market can be found at nearby Aylsham twice a week. This lovely Georgian town also hosts two good supermarkets, a bakery and a butcher. Aylsham is also the starting point of the Bure Valley Railway, which is a small gauge steam railway that runs into the heart of The Broads National Park at Wroxham, where you can explore over 125 miles of waterways via guided tours, by hiring a boat or walking the nature trails.
Size: Sleeps up to 4, 2 bedrooms
Nearest shop: 0.6 miles.
Nearest pub: 0.5 miles.
Pets: Sadly no pets welcome.
Smoking: Not allowed at this property.
Rooms: Open plan living room with dining area and kitchen, shower room, x2 bedrooms, family bathroom.
Beds: Double bed, twin beds.
Luxuries: Wifi.
General: Oil fired central heating.
Utilities: electric oven, induction hob, microwave and dishwasher, fridge/freezer and washing machine.
Standard: Toaster, iron, microwave.
Other: Linen and towels provided.
Outdoors: Enclosed garden with shingled, lower terrace with garden furniture and charcoal barbeque, leading to raised lawn area and orchards. Guests are invited to pick fruit in season.
Parking: Private parking for up to two cars. Four bicycles provided for guest use; helmets not supplied.
Notes: Mobile reception – variable.
You may need to pay an Accidental Damage Deposit or Accidental Damage Deposit Waiver for this property. Where applicable we will contact you in good time before your holiday with further details and to take payment.
Nearby points of interest
- Wroxham Barns
Reviews (14)
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Mrs Tait
This is a lovely cottage in a peaceful and beautiful location. We loved it.
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Mrs Gower
We enjoyed our stay at the Cart Lodge which had everything we needed for our week’s stay. It is in a very good location within easy reach of the coast and has lots of different things to do in the area. We had a delicious home-cooked meal at The Alby Horseshoes pub just round the corner and would thoroughly recommend a visit! Thank you John for our welcome gifts and for the fresh raspberries which were very much appreciated. All-in-all we had a wonderful week’s holiday (despite the British weather!!).
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Mr & Mr Franklin
Well thought out accommodation and perfect for 4 in a lovely, peaceful spot but sadly compromised by a number of very basic and easily fixable maintenance issues (which we did mention to the owner when we bumped into him, quite by chance, on the last morning of our stay). The complete lack of any kind of welcome pack was very disappointing after a long journey.