Not from round these parts? We want you to be able to come and enjoy Norwich Pride, wherever you're from!
In this section, we've added LGBT friendly places to stay in Norwich, Norfolk and nearby Suffolk.
Norwich Pride hopes all the services we list will be LGBT friendly. However, we can't guarantee this. If you have comments about services you have used, positive or negative, please email info@norwichpride
Hollyhock House
Church Close
West Runton
Norfolk NR27 9QY
07815 597145
Tel.: 01263 837325
Mobile: 07815 597145
Email: hollyhockrunton@tiscali.co.uk
Hollyhock House is a Bed & Breakfast in West Runton, north Norfolk
From their website: "Hollyhock House is a detached family house on the cliffs overlooking the sea. Situated in a private close with no street lights and no through traffic, it's the perfect place to take a break from the noise and stress of life."
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Gothic House, 0.9 miles to city centre
Kings Head Yard
Magdalen Street
Norwich NR3 1JE
Tel: 01603 631879
Gothic House is a small bed and breakfast situated in the heart of the historic part of Norwich. Within a short distance there is a wealth of elegant Georgian architecture as well as buildings dating from much earlier times. There are car parking spaces available and it's only a short taxi journey from Norwich station. Being located close to the heart of the city, there are a large number of restaurants nearby for evening meals. For a friendly environment full of charming character choose Gothic House!
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The Castle Pub, 1.3 miles to city centre
1 Spitalfields (Just off Kett's Hill)
Norwich NR1 4EY
Tel: 01603 768 886
The Castle is a Bed and Breakfast as well as being the city's most well known Gay bar, and close to the train station. Spaced over two venues, the Bar, great for a friendly drink and then the Barn, a Classic Gay Club. The Castle is a long walk from the city but having your room next to the club makes partying and passing out much easier!
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Number 15, 1.3 miles to city centre
Grange Road
Norwich
Tel: 01603 250 283
A comfortable relaxed Bed and Breakfast that also caters for Vegetarian, Vegan and specialist diets ethically and organically. Located ona quiet tree lined road, it is an easy walk or cycle to the city and is on the excellent no. 25 bus route which runs directly from the train station. There is also on street parking available. If this wasn't enough there are also holistic massages and bowen therapy available at discounted rates for guests to relax after the extravaganza of Pride.
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The Oaklands Hotel and The Georgian Hotel - part of Distinct Hotels Group
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The Woolpit Swan
The Street
Woolpit
Bury St Edmunds
Suffolk IP30 9QN
Tel: 01359 240482
email: tws@woolpitswan.co.uk
An LGBT-owned Inn in Suffolk. A member of The Norwich Pride Collective writes: "I'd definitely recommend them if you ever wanted to get away but didn't want to go too far" And from their own website:
"... we offer a haven for those who want to unwind from the stresses of daily life. Whether it is standing at our quarried slate bar chatting to friends, dining on freshly dressed Cromer crab and chilled white wine or simply strolling around the walled Garden, you will find a sanctuary here at The Swan."
"The Old Stables have been converted into 4 fine rooms offering cosy country charms. We provide a superb Suffolk breakfast using local bacon and sausages and free range eggs." | |
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Virginia Court 22.5 miles to Norwich
Cliff Avenue Cromer NR27 0AN
Tel: 01263 512398
An independantly owned, gay friendly hotel, 25 bedroom hotel offering free parking, spacious gardens and an elegant restaurant. Set in the charming seaside town of Cromer, which is nestled in the pituresque countryside of North Norfolk with beautiful beaches and a simple train ride away from Norwich.
To Get from Cromer to Norwich take the Bittern Line. For times click here to download a timetable (PDF).
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