Dog Friendly Bed And Breakfasts In Sheringham

Reviews

What our customers say about their holidays

• Jon G - Verified booking

  “We stayed over Christmas. The owners provided a decorated and lit tree - a lovely personal touch. The layout is quirky, but in a good way. A very spacious kitchen-diner is great for breakfasts, although there's a bigger dining room next door. There's also a roomy shower room (the shower would easily fit two people) with a toilet, and a comfy living room. The first floor features three bedrooms and a small lavatory room. The second floor has a single bedroom, a double bunk room and a really large bathroom. I'm a little surprised they didn't make more of the space: if the bath wasn't so tight against the wall and the angle of the chimney, its shower could be mounted higher. Although the cottage does have a parking space assigned to it, I really don't recommend using it, as it's ridiculously difficult to manoeuvre a car into the tight little lane leading to the space, and you risk damaging your vehicle. Instead, park in the Salvation Army car park just before it, to unload, then move your car to the East Cliff car park off Cliff Road nearby, and buy a week's season ticket, which is also good for the Station Road car park.”

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• Jon G - Verified booking

  “We stayed over Christmas. The owners provided a decorated and lit tree - a lovely personal touch. The layout is quirky, but in a good way. A very spacious kitchen-diner is great for breakfasts, although there's a bigger dining room next door. There's also a roomy shower room (the shower would easily fit two people) with a toilet, and a comfy living room. The first floor features three bedrooms and a small lavatory room. The second floor has a single bedroom, a double bunk room and a really large bathroom. I'm a little surprised they didn't make more of the space: if the bath wasn't so tight against the wall and the angle of the chimney, its shower could be mounted higher. Although the cottage does have a parking space assigned to it, I really don't recommend using it, as it's ridiculously difficult to manoeuvre a car into the tight little lane leading to the space, and you risk damaging your vehicle. Instead, park in the Salvation Army car park just before it, to unload, then move your car to the East Cliff car park off Cliff Road nearby, and buy a week's season ticket, which is also good for the Station Road car park.”

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• Juliet R - Verified booking

  “Clarendon house is a great house. It has been renovated fairly recently and while keeping lots of character and charm the newly done kitchen, bathrooms and showers were excellent. The carpets are lovely and clean and of good quality so that it is very quiet when ones are going up and down the stairs. The beds were so comfortable that we all slept really well. There were plenty of towels and bedding, all nice and new and fresh. The kitchen was fitted out really well and had everything we could possibly need. We didn't use the courtyard particularly as the weather wasn't great but it's a nice little space. The position of Claredon is excellent. 2 minutes from the town and maybe 3 from the beach. We took a dog and the only thing to be aware of is that dogs cannot go on the near part of the beach between May and September/October so you have to venture further if you want to let them off onto the beach. Its not that far, but just a consideration. We could only park outside rarely but we always found somewhere fairly nearby. We were really impressed with the house and the way it had been prepared for our stay.”

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• Lorraine J - Verified booking

  “We had a fabulous long weekend at Bramble Cottage in Sheringham. The cottage is in a fantastic location for all the local attractions and facilities. Shops, pubs, restaurants and the railway are all only a short walk away. There is a lovely park across the road and lots or walking trails, perfect if you have a dog with you. The cottage itself is great, small, but everything you need. The stairs are steep and the steps are narrow. OK to go up, but coming down could be a challenge if you have mobility issues. For this reason, I personally wouldn&#39;t recommend the cottage for small children. Also note that the garden is not immediately accessible from the property, you need to walk across the parking space. Therefore, you cannot just open the door and let the dog out or let children play unattended. The cottage is also on a busy main road. I would also note that there can be problems driving out of the allocated parking space as vans parked along the road can restrict the view, so caution is required coming out onto the main road.<br /> However, none of those things were major issues and we had a great time. ”

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• Juliet R - Verified booking

  “Clarendon house is a great house. It has been renovated fairly recently and while keeping lots of character and charm the newly done kitchen, bathrooms and showers were excellent. The carpets are lovely and clean and of good quality so that it is very quiet when ones are going up and down the stairs. The beds were so comfortable that we all slept really well. There were plenty of towels and bedding, all nice and new and fresh. The kitchen was fitted out really well and had everything we could possibly need. We didn't use the courtyard particularly as the weather wasn't great but it's a nice little space. The position of Claredon is excellent. 2 minutes from the town and maybe 3 from the beach. We took a dog and the only thing to be aware of is that dogs cannot go on the near part of the beach between May and September/October so you have to venture further if you want to let them off onto the beach. Its not that far, but just a consideration. We could only park outside rarely but we always found somewhere fairly nearby. We were really impressed with the house and the way it had been prepared for our stay.”

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