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The Orangery
The Orangery is set in lovely grounds around one mile from the village of Thurning. This beautifully restored property is housed in restored red-brick outbuildings.
The Dial House
Located in Reepham, The Dial House has a garden, terrace, bar, and free WiFi throughout the property.
New street Luxury town house in the centre of Holt with free PARKING for one car
New street Luxury town house in the centre of Holt with free PARKING for one car offers accommodations in Holt, 11 miles from Blickling Hall and 22 miles from Houghton Hall.
The Feathers Holt
Located in Holt, The Feathers Holt has a terrace, restaurant, bar, and free WiFi throughout the property.
The Three Horseshoes
The Three Horseshoes enjoys a location in Briston, 7.9 miles from Blickling Hall and 20 miles from Houghton Hall.
The Croft a lovely town house in the centre of Holt with free PARKING for two cars
The Croft a lovely town house in the centre of Holt with free PARKING for two cars offers accommodations in Holt, 11 miles from Blickling Hall and 22 miles from Houghton Hall.
Byfords
Believed to be the town’s oldest building, this Grade II listed property offers bed and breakfast accommodations with free WiFi.
Kings Head Holt
Located in the heart of the market town of Holt, Kings Head features a conservatory with an authentic charcoal grill, tastefully decorated bedrooms and free Wi-Fi.
Saving Grace with private hot tub
Saving Grace with private hot tub is a holiday home cabin in a private garden, set in Bawdeswell 2 miles from Lyng in the Wensum Valley, Norfolk Region.
The Annex
Located in Briston, within 7.9 miles of Blickling Hall and 20 miles of Houghton Hall, The Annex provides accommodations with a garden and free WiFi throughout the property as well as free private...
What Guests Said About Thurning:
- 10Scored 10
We stayed in a pretty little self catering cottage.
We stayed in a pretty little self catering cottage. A thoughtful breakfast pack was left for our arrival. The owners were friendly and welcoming and we arrived to find our cottage had a hot tub! A surprise bonus.
AbigailGuernsey - 8.0Scored 8.0
We didn't visit Thurning village itself but the area is very...
We didn't visit Thurning village itself but the area is very rural and consists of a network of small villages and hamlets linked with narrow country roads. Ideal for a secluded break but also not far from larger routes to the Norfolk coast and the larger town of Holt is only 10-15 minutes away. Most villages have at least one pub for eating so plenty of options - we dined at the Hunworth Bell which was excellent.
MarkUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
Love the cottage and its rural location.
Love the cottage and its rural location. Modern luxury in traditional surroundings. A whole cottage for little more than the price of a Band B room. Takes a bit of finding as the Satnav and Google maps disagreed about the routes to the farm. It is possible to be self-catering as the kitchen is well equipped, including a washing machine. Easy access by car to the seaside towns.Maureen AliceUnited Kingdom - 6.0Scored 6.0
Good dog walking facility.
Good dog walking facility. It was far away from facilities with roads single carriage way. grass growing in the middle of some, no passing places. too far from pubs due again to the location, fine if you don't want to see a soul. I did not rate the area coming because of friends living not far. I would not return.MarcUnited Kingdom - 6.0Scored 6.0
The area is full of narrow country lanes, most only a cars...
The area is full of narrow country lanes, most only a cars width wide, so drive carefully. The routes are very scenic but the air is a bit 'fresh' in September in places. The Orangery where we stayed was in the middle of nowhere but our sat nav got us there without any problems. There are a number of Air bases in the region so you do hear planes(only a few); this did remind me of my childhood being raised in the RAF and visiting air shows. Happy days. We did not go into the village of Thurning as time and the weather did not permit. We did go to Fakenham for some shopping and diesel.AAnonymousUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
Picturesque & remote.
Picturesque & remote. Lots of country lanes so be prepared to encounter tractors. Lush countryside. Property is surrounded by trees & fields. Owner keeps horses so great if you're a horse lover. Thurning is a small village in the middle of classic Norfolk countryside. I would highly recommend if you're a country lover & like to be in tranquil surroundings listening to trees rustling.LindsayUnited Kingdom
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