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Hotel in Lowestoft
Hotel Katherine is located in Lowestoft, a few minutes' walk to the sandy beach. Free WiFi is available. All guest rooms in the hotel are equipped with a flat-screen TV with freeview channels. Very nice - a comfortable night's stay and a very nice breakfast.
Hotel in Lowestoft
Located in Lowestoft Pakefield, 22 mi from Norwich, The Tramway Hotel features free WiFi access and free private parking. Guests can enjoy the on-site restaurant. Great staff, nice rooms and lovely deli.
Hotel in Lowestoft
Located in Pakefield on the Suffolk coast, this fully refurbished former farmhouse is home to the boutique family-run The Hog Hotel offering restaurant and bar. A true gem. Beautifully modern but tasteful decor. Staff eager to please and culinary delights beyond expectations. Do try the locally smoked kippers, they were the best ever!
Hotel in Lowestoft
Located in Lowestoft, The Wolf Inn has a bar and free WiFi. Rooms have an electric tea pot and a private bathroom with a shower and a hairdryer, while certain rooms are contain a kitchenette equipped... Lovely room. Beautiful decor. Staff could not have been more helpful.
Hotel in Lowestoft
Featuring free WiFi, Allseasons Hotels by Tingdene offers accommodations in Corton. Guests can enjoy the on-site restaurant. Free private parking is available on site. Stylish up to date room with king sized bed, plenty of choice for hot drinks, tea, coffee, decaffeinated coffee, hot chocolate etc. Very secluded with a fantastic sea view. Large indoor swimming pool with supervision. Events/entertainment down in the bar (mainly weekends) plus various football matches on a large screen during the week. There is also an arcade area with tipping point machines at 2p a go for the kids.
Hotel in Lowestoft
With views across the sea, Best Western Hotel Hatfield offers free parking, a restaurant and a terrace bar. Have used the Hatfield on many occasions and have always been, very happy that we have stayed there. It has the perfect place to sit in the sun, and if the weather is not quite that good, soak up the atmosphere in the bar perfect
Hotel in Lowestoft
Located on the scenic banks of the broad, Wherry Hotel offers rooms with private bathrooms, a restaurant, a bar and free parking. Free WiFi is also available. The room we had was super. the view and the balcony was such a bonus
Hotel in Lowestoft
On top of Kirkley Cliff, overlooking Lowestoft’s award-winning Blue Flag beach, Hotel Victoria is less than a mile south of the center of town. Spent a little extra money for Victorian charm along the beach. Was here during shoulder season so very few tourists were around. Can imagine a very busy and fun beach scene in the summer.
Hotel in Lowestoft
Enjoy a tranquil Broadside setting and beautiful country gardens at this hotel hidden away at the end of a leafy driveway. Beautiful location but could they provide a clearer map? Loved the room and the dinner.
Hotel in Lowestoft
The Hatfield Lodge is within 10 minutes' walk from the Lowestoft town center and nightlife. breakfast was great fabulous location comfy bed lovely and clean room
Hotel Katherine, Allseasons Hotels by Tingdene, and Ivy House Country Hotel got great room view-related reviews from travelers in Lowestoft.
Many families visiting Lowestoft loved staying at The Hog Hotel, The Tramway Hotel, and Hotel Katherine.
These hotels in Lowestoft are highly rated by couples: Hotel Katherine, The Tramway Hotel, and The Hog Hotel.
On average, 3-star hotels in Lowestoft cost $121 per night, and 4-star hotels in Lowestoft are $102 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Lowestoft can be found for $95 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
For hotels in Lowestoft that serve highly-rated breakfasts, try The Hog Hotel, The Tramway Hotel, and Hotel Victoria.
Hotel Katherine, The Hog Hotel, and The Tramway Hotel are some of the popular hotels in Lowestoft.
Lowesoft is full of closed down shops and is fairly derelict, but is located near to Southwold and other parts of Norfolk. Not too many restaurants that we found located in Lowestoft itself. Overall the town needs some serious investment.
I had a good walk along the beach and to the pier. The sand is very clean, it's probably the cleanest beach I have ever seen in England. Plenty to see, but I was only here for one night, and used most of my time bird watching and doing photography at Carlton Marshes which is a nature reserve of the Suffolk Wildlife Trust less than 10 mins drive away. Lots of family friendly things going on and less manic than Great Yarmouth. It would suit autistic needs well in less busy periods with the wide open beach and esplanade. Very good access for prams, wheelchairs etc. Signage very good too.
We had lovely meal at the Turkish Mezze restaurant & the Raj Mahal Indian restaurant would highly recommend both of these. We had 2 great nights having a dink in the Hatfield Hotel bar,friendly staff & the entertainment was really good!! Would highly recommend this too!!!
I actually live in Lowestoft and staying in b&b's whilst getting work done on my house. I moved to Lowestoft some 14 years ago from London and I've never been back. It's a lovely town with lovely people. It's also a pet friendly town with the majority of residents having pets. There's much to do in this town with great walks, museums, shops, the Broads and sea-front and so much to do. There's so many places to visit from Lowestoft too and all a stone's throw away. Lowestoft has a coach company called Belles Coaches who do some wonderful excusions most days of the year.
Stayed in a hotel overlooking the sea which was great. the hotel was close to the town and also to park areas. We used various eateries in the area as well as the hotel restaurant, all were very good. There was a bus stop outside the hotel which could be useful for those not wanting to drive
I have known Lowestoft since childhood and these last two decades have seen it gradually going down. No individual shops, no home cooking type restaurants and almost impossible to eat local fish. The fish-sale place on the fish dock side look permanently shut at 11.45 so could get no fish there, and it seems Raglen St Smokery shuts early on a Saturday but I do not know its times as they do not show them. The whole glass building on The Plain looked derelict and "in order to provide a better service to tourists", the Tourist Office was closed from now on! The nice little restaurant in a sort of wooden chalet on one of the patches of grass on the South Promenade has vanished. In fact it was difficult in March to find anywhere nice to eat if you do not fancy the places at the end of the South Pier. It is no good spending a fortune trying to save your beech if the town runs down!
Stylish up to date room with king sized bed, plenty of choice for hot drinks, tea, coffee, decaffeinated coffee, hot chocolate etc. Very secluded with a fantastic sea view. Large indoor swimming pool with supervision. Events/entertainment down in the bar (mainly weekends) plus various football matches on a large screen during the week. There is also an arcade area with tipping point machines at 2p a go for the kids.
The location is excellent, right on the seafront. The room was very spacious with lots of natural light. Good size TV in the room. The bar was beautiful with fabulous views over the beach. We had a meal in the restaurant and the food was fabulous. Entertainment was provided by Mark Anthony and his son Isaac who we have seen at the Hatfield Hotel before and they were brilliant! The hotel staff were warm and welcoming.
The whole experience. Accommodation very clean with everything you need. Breakfast was beautiful, excellent selection, well presented and cooked. The owners were very friendly and helpful. If in the area again won't look anywhere else to stay. Everything great and lovely surroundings, so quiet and peaceful. Can't praise it enough.
Absolutely pristine , could not of asked more, breakfast was awesome with lots of choice, rooms are good size and stocked well, all the linen is very fresh! pat and eddie are the best host’s! We will definitely be staying again when we return to Lowestoft. Thanks!
Hello. Room was clean and warm. Room service make a great job. Also very good internet connection. Not so far from center of the city. If I will visit lowestoft next time I will back to this hotel. Best regards. Pawel
The location was right on the seafront, superb view! Hotel was spotless, very large room and the staff were great. Breakfast was first class. Shame we had to leave....😹
The property was in an excellent position. The sea was opposite the property. Lowestoft town was an easy walk away.
It is a very quiet and peaceful hotel. The staff are excellent. The food is of a very high standard. 5 stars.
The hotel and room were stunning. The staff and owners were wonderful. Everything was perfect .
Very convenient for what we wanted to do. Its was easy to park the car at the guesthouse area.
Excellent location to explore Suffolk and Norfolk coast. Clean and well equiped cottage.
Very very nice hotel. Stayed many times. Clean comfortable nice food and nice staff
Very comfortable bed and great view. Both Anne and Colin are excellent hosts and have always provided us with a warm welcome and comfortable stay. The breakfast is superb - consumed in a lovely room. Babs and I always try to stay here when visiting Lowestoft. Quite often we are disappointed as all rooms are booked - however this reinforces the quality of Britten House and its popularity.
We were late in arriving due to travel delays. The owners kindly waited up for us. Bedroom very comfortable. Breakfasts were incredible! Delicious British breakfast cooked to order. All the food you can eat. Great selection of cereals, yogurts, juice. All the food you can eat. Nice French press coffee and pots of tea.
This building has been transformed into a beautiful B&B, we loved staying there and recommend it 100% The hosts were very welcoming, and we were made to feel at home in comfortable well equipped rooms. Good choice of breakfasts, excellently cooked and presented.
What a fab place! The complete opposite to a Travelodge. It was eccentric and fun and some good vodka behind the bar. Bedroom beautifully furnished and good shower en suite.
Brian and Ursula were both great hosts, the room was lovely with an amazing view of the beach. Breakfast great. Will definitely stay there again.
The convenience of a self contained villa for the price of a hotel. Quiet location. Lovely clean villa. Parking was great.
Lovely location, breakfast and staff. Comfortable beds
Good clean accommodation and good food
