Just a 20-minute drive from Norwich, Yare View Holiday Cottages offer an idyllic riverside retreat in the Norfolk Broads, complete with private hot tubs.
Yare View Holiday Cottages provide a serene escape in the historic village of Brundall. Each cottage boasts immaculate interiors with open-plan living areas, where you can unwind with views of the River Yare. You also get your own private outdoor hot tub, perfect for soaking away the stresses of everyday life in a picturesque setting.
Located in the Norfolk Broads, you can try out boating, do a spot of fishing and enjoy the local wildlife. Brundall itself is a charming village with excellent restaurants and traditional pubs. A short drive takes you to the vibrant city of Norwich or the coastal pleasures of Great Yarmouth, ensuring there’s never a dull moment during your stay.
The cottages at Yare View cater to different group sizes, from the cosy Cuckoo Cottage for couples to the larger Nightingale and Kingfisher Cottages for families or small groups. Each offers a unique blend of comfort and luxury, with amenities such as sunken hot tubs, gas BBQs and beautiful marina views.
A half-hour drive from Norwich, Haveringland Hall offers a historic stay with the luxury of private hot tubs, set within the grandeur of a 19th-century estate.
This is a resort steeped in history, with accommodations that blend classic charm with modern comforts. The lodges are set around a picturesque courtyard and each features its own hot tub and interiors are beautifully appointed, with some lodges offering unique features like a full-sized snooker table or a cast iron open fire.
The surrounding area is rich in cultural attractions and natural beauty. Golf enthusiasts can enjoy nearby courses, while walkers and cyclists have a plethora of trails to explore. The North Norfolk Coast, with its chic shopping and dining experiences, is easily accessible, as is the historic city of Norwich with its cathedral and castle.
Accommodations at Haveringland Hall range from the spacious Coach House, ideal for large groups, to the quaint Mews and Smithy cottages, perfect for smaller parties or families. Each cottage offers a unique stay, with features like marble-top dining tables, Victorian-style bathrooms and private gardens with hot tubs. Pets are welcome in some lodges too.
Located around 30 minutes from Norwich, Berry Hall Farm Retreat offers a unique glamping experience in the heart of the Norfolk countryside, complete with luxurious shepherd huts and private hot tubs.
Set on a working farm, Berry Hall Farm Retreat offers a tranquil glamping experience with a touch of class. Each shepherd hut is equipped with underfloor heating, a wood-burning stove and a private hot tub. The accommodations are full of character, with homely touches and all the essentials for a self-catered getaway.
This retreat is an excellent base for exploring the Norfolk countryside and coastline and guests can enjoy walking and cycling trails, birdwatching and visiting nearby seaside towns. Norwich, with its shopping and cultural attractions, is also within easy reach for a day trip.
On-site, the shepherd huts provide a cosy and intimate setting for couples or small families. The fully-equipped kitchens and outdoor BBQs allow for delightful home-cooked meals amidst the peaceful countryside.
Just over 20 minutes from Norwich, Kingfisher Apartments offer stylish lakeside accommodation with access to country club facilities, including a private hot tub.
These lodges are set in a peaceful location beside picturesque lakes, with apartments designed with comfort in mind and provide access to additional facilities such as a bar, restaurant and pool tables at the adjacent country club.
The local area has plenty to keep you busy from the wildlife parks and Dinosaur Park to the scenic Norfolk Broads and traditional seaside resorts. Norwich is also within easy reach, offering a wealth of activities from shopping and dining to historical exploration.
The apartments cater to different group sizes, with options ranging from two to three bedrooms. Each one features modern amenities and some boast a private hot tub on the balcony, adding an extra layer of luxury to your stay. The adjacent country club provides tasty dining options.
Welcome to Norwich, a city steeped in history and bursting with cultural vibrancy. Located in the heart of Norfolk, Norwich is a perfect blend of ancient and modern, making it an ideal destination for families and couples looking for a memorable hot tub break. With its medieval streets, stunning architecture and a plethora of activities, there’s something to suit every taste and interest.
Norwich is a treasure trove of historical sights and scenic spots. From the grandeur of Norwich Cathedral to the charm of the cobbled Elm Hill, the city offers a delightful experience for sightseers. The Norwich Castle Museum and Art Gallery, set in a Norman castle, provides a fascinating journey through the city’s history and art. For those who enjoy the tranquillity of nature, the Riverside Walk along the River Wensum is a must-do.
As one of the most complete Norman cathedrals in England, Norwich Cathedral, with its stunning cloisters and peaceful gardens, is a sanctuary of tranquillity. Visitors can marvel at the architecture, enjoy the serene atmosphere and learn about the cathedral’s 900-year history. Admission is free, but donations are welcome.
This iconic landmark offers a deep dive into Norfolk’s past, with exhibits ranging from natural history to fine art. The castle itself is a sight to behold and the museum’s interactive displays make it a hit with all ages. Prices are around £9.90 for adults and £8.50 for children. Visit their official website for more information and special events.
Known as Norwich’s secret garden, this restored Victorian garden is a hidden gem. With its gothic fountain, flower beds and woodland walkways, it’s a romantic spot for couples and a peaceful retreat for families. Entry is a suggested donation of £2.
A striking example of contemporary architecture, The Forum is a public space that hosts events, exhibitions and the city library. It’s a cultural hub where you can find the Norfolk & Norwich Millennium Library, one of the most visited in the UK. Entry to The Forum and most events are free of charge.
Art enthusiasts will love the Sainsbury Centre, located on the University of East Anglia campus. It houses a remarkable collection of art, including pieces by Picasso and Degas. The building itself, designed by Norman Foster, is an architectural marvel. General admission is free, but some special exhibitions may charge a fee.
| Attraction | Interest | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Norwich Cathedral | History & Architecture | Free (Donations welcome) |
| Norwich Castle Museum and Art Gallery | History & Art | Adults £9.90, Children £8.50 |
| The Plantation Garden | Nature & Romance | £2 (Suggested Donation) |
| The Forum | Culture & Events | Free |
| Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts | Art & Architecture | Free (Some exhibitions may charge) |
Whether you’re soaking in a hot tub or exploring the city’s rich tapestry of history and culture, Norwich offers an unforgettable experience for couples and families alike. With its blend of medieval charm and contemporary vibrancy, this city is sure to leave you with lasting memories.
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