Great value holiday. Chalet was spot on, comfortable, clean, quiet and within easy reach of…read moreentertainment and sight seeing.

Sundowner Holiday Park is one of the best sites that I have been to on Hemsby having been there 4…read moretimes this was the first time that I've been on this site which I was there on August 1st 2009. The site has both chalets and caravans a lot of the chalets are privately owned which their is some people who live on the site. The site is actually a nice place the cars must be parked in the car park area and not on the grass your car can be trusted on the site. In the chalets you get what you normally get with the chalet in ours was 1 king size bed and 2 medium sized beds, it had a little kitchen along with the toilet and bathroom. The front room had a TV but we couldn't get channel 5 as the Hemsby area has problems getting that channel. On site is a launderette it's not that big but it's a decent size. Around the site are 3 arcades with people who are friendly and always happy to help. A cafe is located on the site called the Holiday Diner which was an American themed restaurant which I never went in their though. There's a store which is open early in the morning till 6pm which sells loads of different stuff. It has a pub and club near the Sundowner park it also shows Sky Sports in the bar a pint costs £1.50 there. The Hemsby site is not that far from Sundowner Park it's just a walk down a path which has a funfair, more arcades, gift stores and a nice cafe near the beach. The Sundowner Holiday Park is a nice area it's peaceful and has some nice people around the area. The site is actually located on the Newport site of Hemsby if your staying at Great Yarmouth on Holiday then this site is worth staying at it's nice, clean and tidy. Great Yarmouth is about 8 mile away from Hemsby if you don't feel like driving there is always the bus which comes around regularly.

A pleasant hotel with a soul. Booked this hotel months in advance on booking.com and was very happy…read moreI did., We had an excellent room - large with soaring ceilings. The breakfast was nice and there were a few good options on the menu. The hotel is clad in wood and history. We were adjacent to "the Harry Potter room", which was what we called this tucked away, sort of hidden reception haall that was stunning. The location is a block or two from city center (excellent yet quiet), and the service was very prompt. No complaints at all other than it was a bit expensive for the value, but hey - it was vacation and I would return tomorrow if I could!

Affordable clean hotel/b&b overlooking the river close to Norwich town centre. Great room layout…read moreand decor, food was delicious and fresh. Staff are very friendly, it's on a main road- so sometimes you can hear the cars outside. Beds are comfortable, hairdryer, tea and coffee, tv, towels and soap provided. Would definately stay again.

This hotel is placed ideally for the station or football ground. The rooms are very clean and fresh…read morealthough quite small but the bathrooms are very good. It's very comfortable. There is a nice bar and lounge area however no food is served in the evenings. It's around 25 minutes walk into the town and very easy to find. Good value so would return.

I recently went to the Hatfield for a meal with a friend and was pleasantly surprised. The food was…read morewell presented and the staff were very friendly. The homemade chips were a little greasy, as they had been fried, but they tasted good! It is situated on the seafront, near the pier. There is ample parking outside if you arrive after 6pm, but there are restrictions before that time. We were able to eat our food looking over the sea, which was really nice on a sunny end-of-summer evening. We didn't feel rushed, so spent a very nice evening chatting, drinking, and eating. I would definitely recommend this for a relaxing evening with friends.

A perfect drinking hole and eatery, also best known for one of the Kray brothers dying here (in the…read moreguesthouse upstairs) Great location set by the river, I love this as a summer pub. Food on offer is gret and the staff young, lively and happy to help.

Excellent roast carvery for £3.50 from Monday to Saturday.£6.50 on Sunday. pay at bar and take…read morecoupon to carvery. queueing likely between noon and 2 pm but gets quieter after 2 pm. usualyy choice of baked gammon, succulent turkey and roast beef, not rare cooked and i ask for slice of each! and he lp yourself to roast and new potatoes with usually 5 -6 vegetables. excelent value but parking can be a bit difficult. would be difficult to find that value for money with very reasonable quality

We stayed at this Hotel for an amazing price via Expedia. I must say, this is an amazing place to…read morebe in. One of a kind. You need to see it to understand... Superb breakfast from fresh products. Our room was Crab Apple which is in fact a cottage with a yard. There are special boots to walk near a lake and the surrounding muddy area. The Crab Apple is very comfortable to be in. The bedroom and the double bed are both large. There is a modern shower which is also great. Everything is of course clean and cosy. Few comments: there was a plumbing problem and our cottage was freezing cold and it took 3-4 hours to heat it (no gas heating but electric ones). This hotel is 4 stars but feels like 5 stars in all other aspects. The staff are very friendly and helpful

From the moment we stepped through the door our experience was brilliant. We planned ahead to stay…read morethe night and booked our dinner reservation upon arrival. The adorable smart greeter was sufficient on all levels. Our room was on the small side...but adorably romantic. Dinner was a great success! I had the salmon starter with cucumber jelly. I forced myself to slow down and enjoy the moment. Simply exquisite. My sea trout was perfection. My husband and I both had dessert, we couldn't decide on just one. Again 5 star moment. I normally do not go on so much for a restaurant but this place deserves all the praise! Visit this establishment for dinner to stay the night or just a cup of tea. You will not be disappointed.

The Premier Inn in Lowestoft is a no-nonsense, budget motel located in Lowestoft, just behind the…read moreBeefeater Pub. The reception and Beefeater staff were friendly and efficient and the room and restaurant were clean, if unremarkably adorned (by US standards). The property is set back off the main road and features a free car park for guests. This location doesn't seem to participate in the 29gbp/night campaign -- my rates ranged from 57-62gbp/night during my stay. They do take their 'good night stay' guarantee seriously and will comp you for a night if you encounter any problems during your stay. The room is equipped with basic creature comforts -- a comfortable bed, a 13" color TV with Freeview digital cable, a desk. However, travellers should bring a own travel alarm and/or your mobile phone, as the rooms have neither a clock radio nor a telephone to receive a wake up call. The Premier Inn in Lowestoft isn't intended to be a destination in an of itself -- but, all things considered, it's an inexpensive and clean hotel to spend a few nights while in town on business or exploring the area.