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Best Western Annesley House Hotel Norwich
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Best Western Annesley House Hotel Norwich
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6 Newmarket Road
Norwich, England, United Kingdom
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There are many corporate headquarters offices within the general vicinity of this hotel in Norwich, making it an ideal home-base for those who are to tend to business while in town. The working group is also within a few minutes of the government and commercial districts. Those seeking a lighter retreat while staying at the Best Western Annesley House Hotel Norwich are within close proximity to the Historical Downtown District, as well as being surrounded by antique gardens and courtyards and tree lined streets. Shopping, dining, and entertainment can all be attained within steps of the lobby.
The airport is just a few miles from the Best Western Annesley House Hotel Norwich, and car parking is offered onsite. Many destinations are within walking distance of the property.
Modern amenities offered at the Best Western Annesley House Hotel Norwich include satellite television, high speed Internet access, large working stations, en suite bathrooms, and valet laundry and dry cleaning.
Guests of the Best Western Annesley House Hotel Norwich enjoy a 24 hour business center, a restaurant, a pub and lounge area, an onsite golf course, and extensive gardens.
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Banquet Facilities
Bar / Lounge
Coffee / Tea Maker
Conference Room(s)
Dry Cleaning
Golf Course
Hair Dryer
High-speed Internet
Laundry service
Mini Bar
Non-Smoking Rooms
Parking
Restaurant
Room Service
Tour Desk
TV
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Date of Stay:
July, 2009
Fine for a couple of nightsThe Annesley's location is its great plus. The staff were very good and friendly. The single room was really pretty small, and in a very hot spell the fan was a life-saver; I didn't even have to ask for it. The bathroom was fine except the old-fashioned hotel hairdryer - I thought they had long gone - and the low water pressure. I was on a room-only deal and I thought the breakfasts were rather expensive, so didn't try the food at all, but the menus were interesting and dinner looked quite good value. There was an attractive-looking garden.I'd certainly go back for a similar stay, but didn't see enough of the other accommodation to know whether the larger rooms would be good for a longer visit.
Date of Stay:
June, 2009
SLightly overpricedOne of the hottest rooms I have ever stayed in, not helped by the fact the bedroom window only opened about 4 inches, the bathroom window not at all. Bed was a bit too soft & spongy
Date of Stay:
June, 2009
Great Western Annesley House NorwichVery well-positioned with a bus stop outside and close to the city. Accommodation comfortable and staff attentive e.g. asked whether need help with luggage. Pleasant breakfast room. Full English cooked to nearperfection.
Date of Stay:
June, 2009
Annesley Hotel, NorwichI stayed in a single room. It was very small, but had everything I needed and was fine for one night. The rate was good, so I didn't mind being a bit cramped. My only 2 criticisms were that the room was very hot, even though the heating wasn't on and there was a lot of noise in the night from people moving around above me.
Date of Stay:
May, 2009
A quick stayAttending a family funeral, we needed local accomodation. This hotel was great, easy access to our route, good food, excellent facilities, very pleasant dinigg area, most helpful staff. We made a good choice.
Date of Stay:
May, 2009
Georgian Style Hotel near town centrePleasant welcome from staff, room small but clean and tidy, old world feel to bar, restaurant in a conservatory overlooking small garden, very pleasing on the sunny evening I stayed. Food excellant but pricey.
Date of Stay:
April, 2009
Excellent food good quality rooms
Date of Stay:
April, 2009
Comfortable and friendly hotelThis pleasant little place exceeded my expectations with respect to professionalism and friendliness of staff.My room was good value at around 100 quid for 2 nights - it was a small corner room advertised for solo occupancy only and I found it to be of an adequate size for one, and pretty comfortable.Food was ok/good - I took continental breakfast in the elegant dining room (conservatory) and ordered a bite from the speedy room service menu (the home-made chilli which was nice but pricey at 12 quid). There's a 3 quid cover charge for room service.Wi-fi is super fast and free, a really welcome extra touch.I'd stay there again!
Date of Stay:
April, 2009
the room i was given was about 10ft square it felt like a prison cell an the decor was vile as it was in the whole hotel , i asked for another room as i didnt think than the room was good enough (£60 room only )only to be met with a very surly attitude from the receptionist but she did move me to another room but it was very clear she didnt want to the other room was bigger but very drab, good points are very easy to find and a very good pub ( the trowel and hammer ) down the rd
Date of Stay:
March, 2009
We stayed in room 10, which is a well finished big room with with a desk and two armchairs. The bathroom is a bit small but adequate. The hotel is nice. We got a rate of £70, which we thought was good value especially considering that internet access is free and that the hotel is in a great location for access to the city centre. My only negative comment concerns the breakfast (which was not included in the price of the room). On the first morning we went for breakfast at 9.30am. Although breakfast is officially till 10, the waitress had already cleared away most of the food from the buffet and wasn't best pleased to see us. At £6.50 each (for the continental) we got 1 and half pieces of toast, a coffee, and some grapefruit. We decided to have breakfast at the Starbucks down the road for the remainder of our stay after that experience.
Date of Stay:
March, 2009
First rate, friendly service, ideally located for Norwich City Centre. Free parking, very clean room and an excellent English breakfast !
Date of Stay:
January, 2009
not a bad word to say was treated very well and will return soon
Date of Stay:
January, 2009
Great room shame the tv was so low down. Near the City.
Date of Stay:
January, 2009
As with some other reviewers, I found the breakfast poor value but I was in a hurry to leave that morning and could not take the time to look for an alternative. Otherwise the hotel was OK for what I wanted. This was a quiet time of year, hence the attractive deaql on the room, and the place felt very empty and therefore cold - but it was -4C outside! I had to use the electric heater in the room to get the temperature up but this might have been because I think the radiator thermostat had been turned down. Worth considering because it is very convenient for walking into Norwich.
Date of Stay:
January, 2009
The hotel had decorators in so very difficult to judge hotel at its best.
Date of Stay:
November, 2008
It is a very nice hotel with friendly staff. Nice cosy single room with television and ironing board. The only downside was that the room was not centrally heated but the electric heater provided was very good and heated the room quickly. They provided me with a sandwich as I called to say that I was arriving late - this was nice. The reason that I gave a four for value for money and quality of the food was I didn't think that the continental breakfast was worth £7.50. The menue said help yourself to the buffet, but the buffet consisted of various fruits, cheese and different cerials. There was no bread rolls or pastries etc. that you would normally expect. The menu also included porridge, but that didn't arrive. So I felt that £7.50 for 1 glass of juice, 1 coffee and a couple of slices of toast was very expensive. As I walked into town a past a well known department store offering 10 cooked breakfast items for £3.99 which I would recommend!!
Date of Stay:
November, 2008
We arrived in the snow, but were very pleased that our room was very cosy.
Date of Stay:
November, 2008
The accommodation is quaintly old fashioned and not for anyone who has difficulty climbing stairs but beautifully clean, comfortable and warm. The staff were very helpful and friendly and the food excellent. Would recommend.
Date of Stay:
October, 2008
I cant judge the food as we did not partake.The price of £12.50pp for breakfast put us off - especially as you could walk 5 mins towards the city and get a FULL breakfast for less than half that.Again with the evening meal - all mains starting at £20.00 seemed a little dear. Again there was a very nice Restaurant nearby which was much more competitive and again with literally dozens in the city only 5 mins walk away.This was a shame as everything else was excellent.
Date of Stay:
October, 2008
I was very impressed with the friendliness of the staff and thoroughly enjoyed my stay.
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