Sloley Hall

Located in Tunstead, 13 miles from Cromer, Sloley Hall provides a shared lounge and free WiFi.

The bed and breakfast offers a flat-screen TV and a private bathroom with bathrobes, slippers and shower. A patio with garden views is offered in each unit.

Sloley Hall offers a continental or Full English/Irish breakfast.

The accommodation features a garden and sun terrace, which can be enjoyed by guests if the weather permits.

Great Yarmouth is 17.4 miles from Sloley Hall, while Norwich is 9.9 miles away. The nearest airport is Norwich International Airport, 7.5 miles from the bed and breakfast.

Information about the host

Located on a family estate of slightly under a thousand acres and surrounded by green fields and woodland, Sloley Hall is the ideal base to explore everything the Norfolk coast and countryside have to offer. The Hall was built in 1815 and is still lived in by the same family today. It was built in the Georgian style. With tall wide windows illuminating large rooms with high ceilings and ornate original covings. All guest rooms have super king beds with Egyptian cotton sheets, feather duvets and pillows for a really comfortable and luxurious sleep. Leaving you refreshed for the days activities ahead. Each room has its own private shower room or bathroom with fluffy cotton towels and complimentary toiletries. All guest rooms have period antique bed room furniture and paintings as well as flat screen TV's and tea and coffee making facilities. Sloley Hall is surrounded by parkland and mature woodland over looking unspoilt countryside on the owner’s estate. The estate has large woodlands, wildflower meadows & permissive footpaths to explore within walking distance of the main house. Sloley is deemed an area of outstanding natural beauty and is protected by English Heritage.

Sloley Hall also offers guests the opportunity to discover all that North Norfolk has to offer. North Norfolk is a mecca for nature lovers, anglers, painters and walkers. Wroxham, gateway to 125 miles of waterways which make up the National Park of the Norfolk Broads, are just a short drive away and can be explored by foot, bike, car or day boat. The stunning coastline is also within easy reach with quaint seaside towns full of cobbled streets and fishing boats and the larger towns with promenades, piers and sandy beaches. Family destinations include Dinosaur World, Bewilderwood and Africa Alive. While culinary, retail or cultural tastes can be serviced by the numerous country pubs and top quality restaurants in the surrounding area.