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1. Host & Stay | Shepherd's Hut

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$190 nightly

Sep 21 - Sep 22

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Top Kelling Hotel Reviews

The Pheasant Hotel, Holt, Norfolk

10/10 Excellent

"Hotel in lovely position and first impressions were excellent. We were greeted by reception and given the key to the "keepers" shepherds hut. This was in the grounds of the hotel and although small it was perfectly adequate for a couple of nights. Toiletries and towels provided as were tea and coffee making facilities. All very welcomed. The only downside were lack of full cutlery (only one fork provided) and the hotel advertise that a Dyson Hairdryer is provided in all rooms. Obviously not the case for the shepherds hut as we only had a cheap Babyliss one. We could also have done with a t-towel and cleaning bits to wash any cups/plates as no one checks or changes these during the stay. All in all though a pleasurable stay."

Hotel Wroxham

10/10 Excellent

"Our room was spacious and clean, the restaurant was excellent and the bar and terrace were perfect for relaxing when we returned to the hotel at the end of the day. Having said all of that, it was the staff who really stood out in this hotel, they were warm, friendly and helpful - it really makes a difference."

Black Boys Hotel

8/10 Good

"Lovely old building, excellent food, well stocked bar, superb helpful and friendly staff, comfortable room. Only downside for us with slightly limited mobility was the stairs need a second handrail and although not the fault of the hotel, it's on a busy junction and road noise is intrusive from quite early in the morning."