Find Hotels with a Pool in Drayton

"Absolutely brilliant 4 * hotel just three miles from the centre of Norwich, charging about a third less than the equivalent city centre hotels (and the same price as the very basic city centre Travelodge / Premier Inns). We paid just £10 a night more for the superior double which was well worth it. Very spacious with extra seating. Spotlessly clean, well maintained and appointed, plentiful communal areas and welcoming and helpful staff. Dining, breakfast and the bar were very good quality and very good value. Outstanding value for money all round. Well done Sprowston Manor! "

"Great hotel for families. Kids eat free, get activity packs and treats. Nice warm swimming pool, play area in the restaurant to keep them occupied & everything you could need for breakfast! We use the hotel every year to see the seals at Nearby Horsey Gap but probably spend more time in the pool!"

"This was a last minute booking, and oh my days it was the best stay I’ve ever had. Staff were lovely and kind, and the accommodation was amazing. Will definitely stay again."

"The place itself is stunning and staff are very friendly. The grandeur of the buildings and grounds creates an amazing ambience and this is complimented by the reception, dining areas and rooms. Was last here a good few years ago, and they have only refined their beautiful hotel. "

"Once again an incredible trip to Park Farm Hotel. This amazing warm friendly hotel is ever improving and looking even more fabulous. I wish all hotels were the same. I love it. "

"Staff were really helpful and kind, very clean and comfortable. Bathroom was quite small. "

"From check on to check out the staff couldn't do enough for us, made us feel very welcome. We would be more than happy to stay with ypu guys again. Ist class"

"My rooms air conditioning wasn’t that good …. Everything else was just fine "

"Get away from it all coming from an area of London labels a Ghetto this was ideal for My needs the Quietness was lovely Had a free upgrade to a extra large room so I could sit and look at Nothing out of the Window of an Evening "