Quiet B&B in a converted Norfolk courtyard barn at Thurning, handy for the Norfolk Broads and East Anglian Railway Museum.
Good to know
Accessibility
- ✓Accessible parking
- ✓Accessible entrance
Details via Google — worth confirming with the hotel before you travel, especially for access needs.
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About The Orangery
The East Anglian Railway Museum and the wide waterways of the Norfolk Broads are both within reach of Thurning, making The Orangery a sensible base for a few days exploring this quiet corner of Norfolk. A pub, restaurant and other eateries can also be found nearby for evenings out.
The Orangery itself occupies a converted courtyard barn, with en-suite rooms including family and accessible options, plus cots and kids' meals for those travelling with children. Breakfast is included, drinks are available in the room, and free WiFi runs throughout. Outside there's a garden, a picnic area and outdoor seating, giving guests space to sit out between excursions.
Practical touches include free on-site parking, 24 hour reception, and a laundry service for longer stays. Pets are welcome, too, so the whole family can come along. It's a straightforward, peaceful place to rest between days spent on the Broads or visiting the railway museum.
At a glance
- Property type
- B&B
- Location
- Courtyard Barn, Thurning
- Destination
- Thurning