Welcome to the Blakeney Hotel, occupying an enviable position on the North Norfolk coast, the hotel sits proudly in its magnificent quayside location, providing guests with unrivalled panoramic views across the atmospheric salt marshes to Blakeney Point.

The Hotel

The Blakeney Hotel is a traditional, privately owned hotel which has built an outstanding reputation over many years for high standards of hospitality and service.

Rooms

The hotel has 60 individually decorated rooms. Many have wonderful views over The Estuary and salt marshes or south facing gardens; others have balconies with panoramic views or terraces leading on to the gardens.

Eat & Drink

The hotel’s restaurant, bar and terrace all have stunning panoramic views over the estuary. Our menus use fresh, seasonal, locally sourced produce wherever possible.

Pool & Fitness

There is a modern and stylish leisure area that has a stunning indoor swimming pool and changing rooms, as well as a steam room, sauna and an air conditioned mini-gym.

Location

Perfectly set on the quayside in one of North Norfolk’s prettiest seaside villages. The hotel’s first-floor “Look Out” lounge offers superb scenic coastal views towards Blakeney Point over moored boats, narrow creaks, and salt marshes. This is an excellent base for exploring the region’s coastal and inland highlights. Set in an area of outstanding natural beauty and part of Norfolk’s heritage coastline.

Families

Children are very welcome at the Blakeney Hotel. Children’s tea and lunch menu are available or half portions from our table d’hote menu. Choose between the more spacious rooms for families requiring extra beds, bunk beds or cots, single rooms, or interconnecting rooms. There is so much to do nearby ensuring entertainment and activities that the whole family can enjoy.

Things To Do

The hotel’s unique estuary location provides for a wealth of things to do. Nearby options include seal boat trips, paddle boarding, kayaking, coast and countryside walking, cycling, sailing, golf, tennis, historic houses, gardens and nature reserves to visit, traditional Norfolk villages to explore, not to mention the excellent shopping experiences and amazing choice of expansive sandy beaches and visitor attractions, or simply watch the world go by in glorious seaside splendour.

“On the quayside overlooking the estuary and salt marshes, in the luminous landscape of north Norfolk, this ‘lovely, comfortable’, child-friendly hotel gets another thumbs-up from a trusted reader.”

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