Guests say
Bounty in Cromer is praised for its stunning sea views, spacious rooms, and excellent location close to the town and beach. Guests consistently mention comfortable beds and a welcoming, helpful host. While the decor is described as dated by some, the property is clean, well-equipped, and offers great value for money. The vintage charm appeals to many, though a few guests note areas like the kitchen and bathroom could benefit from updating. Overall, it’s a relaxing and homely base for exploring Cromer and North Norfolk.
Most guests found the property very clean, with only positive mentions and no significant complaints about cleanliness.
The location is universally praised for its proximity to the sea, town centre, and beach, with outstanding views from the flat.
Guests highlight comfortable beds, spacious rooms, and relaxing seating, though one review mentioned flat pillows.
The flat is well-equipped and spacious, but several guests note dated decor and some maintenance issues, particularly in the kitchen and bathroom.
The host is frequently described as kind, welcoming, and helpful. While cleaning supplies are provided, no gifts are mentioned and these amenities are not guaranteed.
About this property
First floor apartment, with sea views, excellent walking on cliff top trail, Georgian town of Holt close by.. All on the
First Floor:
Living/dining room: Freeview TV, DVD Player
Kitchen: Electric Cooker, Microwave, Fridge/Freezer
Bedroom 1: Double (4ft 6in) Bed
Bedroom 2: Double (4ft 6in) Bed, Single (3ft) Bed
Shower Room: Cubicle Shower, Toilet.
All properties: Bed linen and Wi-Fi included. Electric heaters and electricity by £1 coin meter. Travel cot and highchair. Private car park (free of charge). No smoking.. Commanding a premier position along the North Norfolk Coast overlooking the sea, this traditional Victorian building is just a short walk from the sandy beach and perfectly positioned in the popular seaside resort of Cromer. The apartments (refs 26082, 26084 and 26086) provide a home from home at any time of year. Set over three floors, sharing communal entrance and stairway, each apartment boasts traditional features including high ceilings and large rooms. The whole building is protected by a linked fire alarm system and there is a private car park at the rear of the building with one parking space for each apartment. All apartments have excellent sea views from the living room. The Mayflower, Bounty and Sky Lark apartments have the added benefit of the octagonal bay window offering panoramic views of the sea, sandy beach and pier, and a wonderful sea view from the kitchen and family bedroom. Families will delight at the excellent wide sandy beach, perfect for simply relaxing and watching the children play. Enjoy a stroll along the promenade with sunken garden and pier, with its working rnli lifeboat station and museum, and end of pier theatre with year round entertainment. Excellent walking along the cliff top trail and 18-hole cliff top golf course and the club house nearby. Just 250 yards from the town centre with its wealth of shops. There are plenty of restaurants and inns to choose from. Sample the fresh seafood and shellfish, catch of the day may be purchased direct from the returning fishing boats or simply enjoy a choice of take out meals from the many restaurants. Events include the Folk Festival in May, Carnival Week (held during the third week in August), and fireworks over the water on New Year’s Day (weather permitting). The railway station is just a short walk away with connections to Norwich, the Broads and Sheringham. Catch a bus or drive to the Georgian town of Holt, 15 minutes away. The fine city of Norwich with its excellent shopping malls, theatre, cinema complexes, cathedral, castle museum, plenty of inns and restaurants is only 20 miles away. The Coast Hopper bus service extends round the picturesque coast as far as Kings Lynn and connects with boat trips to visit the seals. Neighbouring seaside town of Sheringham, 5 miles, for North Norfolk Steam Railway, Splash Aqua Pool, Sheringham Gardens, regular market days, shops, cafés, and restaurants. RSPB nature and bird reserves at Cley and Blakeney. Daily boat hire and river trips available to explore the famous Norfolk Broads, within a 30-minute drive. Many National Trust properties surround the area within an easy drive, and fishing is available nearby. Shop, pub and restaurant 220 yards.
Free WiFi
There are large gaps between banister spindles.
Children must be supervised on site due to possible safety hazards.
Nearby points of interest
- Wroxham Barns
Reviews (14)
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Wanda Clarke
This flat has a lot going for it. Spacious, comfortable and of course the wonderful views. What the blurb doesn’t tell is that the decor and contents are vintage.For some this flat would be a no no. I loved it because it was furnished with the idea of the age of the building. What does need attention, in particular, is the kitchen and bathroom.Having said that the price for this accommodation reflects the way the flat is presented now.It was a very good price, but remember any changes will incur a price rise.I would definitely go back, I was very happy there.For those with sparkling modern homes this may disappoint, but many would love it.
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Bohdan Harasymiw
Relaxing break with excellent views
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Elizabeth Morter
We had a wonderful break. The views were amazing. The furniture was comfortable to sit on. Not low like lots of places we’ve been. The bed was extremely comfortable. The room proportions are lovely - original height and the corner bay makes it really special. The host was very kind and helpful. We’re already planning a return visit!