Dog Friendly Cottages in North Norfolk

Reviews

What our customers say about their holidays

• Mr Holden - Verified booking

  Peacock cottage is well equipped. The kitchen, in particular, is spacious and the sitting room and the bedrooms are comfortable if slightly smaller. The only significant iinternal issue is the staircase which is quite steep with relatively narrow treads. I have size 11 feet and I am a little unsteady so I was particularly careful to place my feet especially coming downstairs. The only place to sit outside is in the small front garden space between the cottage and the roadside. The road is very quiet so this is not a major problem and it is a pleasant warm place to sit in the evening. However, there is nowhere for kids to play. The parking is a couple of minutes drive away. We have used this facility on a number of previous visits and have never had any problems. It is worth noting that there is a footpath between the allotment car park and the top of Peacock Lane so it only takes 10 minutes of so to walk to and fro.

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• Mr Letocha - Verified booking

  David's Barn is a great place to stay in! The kitchen/diner is fully equipped while the open plan arrangement with the living area is nicely designed and works well. We used only the main bedroom and the bed there is both large and really comfortable. The high ceilings in the property together with the many windows give both a light and very airy feeling. The main en-suite has a bath with shower over while the second en-suite has a walk-in shower: both showers are very effective with a plentiful supply of hot water. Outside space is limited but does offer a small sitting area with a table and four chairs. There is allocated parking space for both David's Barn and the adjoining Simon's Barn. This is the third time the two of us have stayed in David's Barn as it is well-located as a place from which to explore north Norfolk.

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• Mr Copping - Verified booking

  We booked this cottage as a last minute replacement having been let down by our original site. It has obviously been newly restored and the quality is superb. Very restful, a handy location for most visitor attractions and a beautiful view across the common from the bedroom. The small spiral staircase may be a problem for someone with bad hips, for example, but it made an interesting feature. We spent a little time trying to work out how they managed to get a king-sized bed upstairs??? My wife needed to attend the Norfolk Dialysis Centre in Dersingham three times during the week and it was an easy drive through lovely countryside to achieve this. No doubt it would also be handy for the Wells unit too. A wonderful stay, thank you.

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• Dr Roger Parslow - Verified booking

  The property is opposite the church which has a clock that strikes every quarter hour. This means that it is unfeasible to open any window at night. Property issues: 1) toilet in first bedroom is loose. 2) window catch does not engage in first bedroom 3) casement stay in second bedroom does not locate on lugs 4) there is a smell of heating oil/diesel emanating from an access door in second bedroom 5) the wine cooler is very noisy - we switched it off at night 6) a lot of the kitchen unit doors were delaminating 7) the bin is located away from the food prep area - not particularly useful. The beds were comfy and the showers powerful, and the overall look of the place was quite pleasing.

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• Jane - Verified booking

  We have had a wonderful holiday at 4 Malvern House which from the start felt welcoming, spotlessly clean and comfortable; we were very impressed by how well fitted out and decorated it is - it feels like home from home. We explored the stunning countryside of Norfolk as far afield as Brancaster and in particular did some successful bird-spotting at Morston Quay, enjoyed the Poppy line and the costal walks near Sheringham. All in all, countryside and house made our stay extremely restful and one to remember. We thoroughly recommend 4 Malvern House as a base to explore Norfolk and as one to have a period of peaceful unwinding from the stresses of normal daily life.

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