Cheap Hotels in Cromer
Situated on the picturesque Norfolk coastline, the Visit England four-star Cromer Country Club is an ideal base for enjoying the countryside, beaches and market towns of North Norfolk. The property features an indoor pool, whirlpool, sauna, spa, fitness centre and free WiFi.The self-catering apartments include a fully equipped kitchen with modern appliances and extensive cooking utensils, plus a comfortable living area. Each apartment has at least one private bathroom with bath or walk-in shower. Each bedroom includes a premium pillow-top mattress and luxury Diamond bed linen. A flat-screen TV, DVD player, USB charging point and free digital magazines and newspapers from PressReader are also provided.The Amber Bar and Restaurant offers an extensive menu, including specials created using the best locally sourced ingredients. For groceries, guests will find local supermarkets less than 5 minutes’ drive away in the centre of Cromer. Stroll along the clifftop or down the steps and along the beach to the traditional seaside town of Cromer with its historic Victorian pier and family-friendly beach, or to one of the pretty coastal villages nearby. Hop on a bus or train (both within walking distance) and explore Norfolk’s 93 miles of coast, historic towns and countless attractions.
Near Cromer Beach
Near Royal Cromer Golf Club
Near Henry Blogg Museum
On the North Norfolk coast, most rooms at The Red Lion have views of the sea and the Blue Flag beaches. Each en suite room has a TV, tea/coffee and mineral water. The Red Lion Hotel is over 200 years old has many original period features. The Red Lion has a spacious lounge with views of Cromer Pier. The traditional bar offers real ales and there is a good food menu of local Norfolk produce. The Red Lion has been rated by the AA as a 4-star inn.
Cromer House Hotel
Near Cromer Beach
Ogilvy House Hotel
Near Henry Blogg Museum
The Links Country Park Hotel
Near Priory Maze & Gardens
Hotels in Cromer
A treasure of North Norfolk's coastline, Cromer is a mostly Victorian seaside town, famous for its wide sandy beaches, traditional pier, independent shops and the tasty Cromer crab.
It is full of rich fishing heritage and boasts a lighthouse and a proud tradition of RNLI service. The town is ideally situated for exploring North Norfolk, the Broads, Norwich and beyond and we have a series of Cromer Hotels from which to make a base.
Attractions
Unlike many fishing towns in the UK, Cromer has no harbour; instead the fishing boats are pulled up onto the shingle near the old gangway. Fishermen can be seen early in the morning putting crab pots out at sea ready for the daily catch.
Dominant along the promenade is the beautiful and classic Victorian pier which houses the Pavillion Theatre at the end, along with the RNLI station.
The RNLI Henry Blogg Museum is situated close to the pier. It houses the Cromer Lifeboat H F Bailey III ON 777 as its centrepiece, which illustrates the history of the town's lifeboats and Henry Blogg's most famous rescues.
On the outskirts of Cromer, visitors can find Amazona Zoo, a South American-themed zoo covering 10 acres. Home to animals such as the jaguar, various monkeys and flamingos, families find it a fantastic day out.
Culture
Once a year every August, Cromer celebrates Carnival Week, which has been operating for just over 40 years. The carnival comprises a week-long collection of events and attractions including a float parade, duck race, dog show, a talent contest, fancy dress competition and a carnival queen competition.
Norfolk, particularly Cromer, is famous the world over for its fresh brown Cromer Crab, found in many eateries across the town. The crab has a tender and sweet meat due to its slow growth on the chalk reef just off the coast. Once a year there is a weekend-long Crab and Lobster Festival which takes place between Cromer and its neighbour, Sheringham. Historically the two towns were great rivals, but now they join together as two of Norfolk's premier seaside destinations.
Food and drink
Cromer has a wide choice of restaurants and cafés on offer but, perhaps unusually, there is not a single coffee shop chain or national eating or drinking venue to be found. Instead the town boasts cafés, bars and restaurants which are all owned and operated by locals, eager to serve both residents of Cromer and visiting guests. Sample some spectacular seafood, enjoy a romantic meal for two or enjoy munching on fish and chips on the pier – as far as food goes, there is something for everyone in Cromer.
The award-winning Red Lion Hotel sits on the coast overlooking the pier and the Blue Flag status beach. With a four-star status, a dining award from the AA and with many original features still intact, the hotel is a wonderful place to stay or enjoy a meal.
Frequently asked questions about Hotels in Cromer
Which hotels are the most popular ones to stay at in Cromer?
According to our booking data, the most booked hotels in Cromer are Cromer Country Club by Diamond Resorts, The Grove Cromer and Virginia Court Hotel.What is the cheapest price for a hotel in Cromer?
The lowest price for a double room in Cromer is £69.What are the best hotels in Cromer near the center?
If you want to stay near the center of Cromer, you can consider staying at The Red Lion Hotel, Virginia Court Hotel and The Grove Cromer.120,000 Hotels
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