The historic Norwich Inn -- where President James Monroe and Dr. Seuss have both stayed -- is a quaint, well-maintained inn with just 38 rooms. Rooms have a cozy New England feel, with floral wallpaper, Victorian antiques, and exposed brick, but they also offer modern amenities such as flat-screen TVs and free Wi-Fi. Rooms are divided between the Main House, Ivy House, and Walker House, and vary both in size and decor. While the inn is popular with those visiting nearby Dartmouth College, it also attracts visitors for its on-site brewery, welcoming pub, and dining room.
The historic Norwich Inn -- where President James Monroe and Dr. Seuss have both stayed -- is a quaint, well-maintained inn with just 38 rooms. Rooms have a cozy New England feel, with floral wallpaper, Victorian antiques, and exposed brick, but they also offer modern amenities such as flat-screen TVs and free Wi-Fi. Rooms are divided between the Main House, Ivy House, and Walker House, and vary both in size and decor. While the inn is popular with those visiting nearby Dartmouth College, it also attracts visitors for its on-site brewery, welcoming pub, and dining room.
Claiming to be the oldest hotel in Britain, the Maids Head Hotel is a mid-range property, well-located in Norwich's historic center. Original features date back to 1287, and while some areas have traditional British charm, the property is largely dated. The 84 rooms are a mix of chain-like generic and beautifully preserved historic, and it's worth the upgrade for the latter. While in-room iPads, flat-screen TVs, and kettles are modern, there are no fridges, safes, or AC. Additionally, some rooms are only reached by stairs. The restaurant's gourmet fare and cozy bar are popular, as are afternoon teas. Historic settings and function rooms draw lots of wedding parties, but note there are no gym or wellness facilities on-site. The Premier Inn Norwich City Centre loses the history, but AC and elevators here offer modern comforts.
Claiming to be the oldest hotel in Britain, the Maids Head Hotel is a mid-range property, well-located in Norwich's historic center. Original features date back to 1287, and while some areas have traditional British charm, the property is largely dated. The 84 rooms are a mix of chain-like generic and beautifully preserved historic, and it's worth the upgrade for the latter. While in-room iPads, flat-screen TVs, and kettles are modern, there are no fridges, safes, or AC. Additionally, some rooms are only reached by stairs. The restaurant's gourmet fare and cozy bar are popular, as are afternoon teas. Historic settings and function rooms draw lots of wedding parties, but note there are no gym or wellness facilities on-site. The Premier Inn Norwich City Centre loses the history, but AC and elevators here offer modern comforts.
The 100-room Spa at Norwich Inn is an upper-middle-range colonial-style property on expansive grounds with gardens and pools. Traditionally decorated rooms feature mahogany beds and sitting areas, while some suites also have whirlpool tubs. Villas with kitchenettes and fireplaces are also available. Property features include an enormous spa, two tennis courts, and three pools, and a golf course is next door. There's also a modern gym with various classes such as meditation, yoga, and Pilates, but most incur a fee. Multiple meeting rooms and a ballroom make the property popular for events. The restaurant serves both healthy and classic comfort food and the pub offers weekly Ladies Night and live entertainment. It may be worth comparing prices at The Fox Tower, where the rooms have a more contemporary feel.
The 100-room Spa at Norwich Inn is an upper-middle-range colonial-style property on expansive grounds with gardens and pools. Traditionally decorated rooms feature mahogany beds and sitting areas, while some suites also have whirlpool tubs. Villas with kitchenettes and fireplaces are also available. Property features include an enormous spa, two tennis courts, and three pools, and a golf course is next door. There's also a modern gym with various classes such as meditation, yoga, and Pilates, but most incur a fee. Multiple meeting rooms and a ballroom make the property popular for events. The restaurant serves both healthy and classic comfort food and the pub offers weekly Ladies Night and live entertainment. It may be worth comparing prices at The Fox Tower, where the rooms have a more contemporary feel.
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