Hotels near Norwich University of the Arts

"Hotel in a lovely buildling with attentive staff. Out door space was an unexpected bonus."

"Room was lovely (20) & Hotel is very well done. Staff were all very friendly and had great service throughout our stay, from our arrival, bar/restaurant & the cleaners as left. Full English breakfast was amazing. Handy on site parking and a 15-20 minute walk into the city. Both agreed would like to stay again next time heading to Norwich."

"Breakfast was fine and the staff were very good. All good"

"Happy with this one night stay in a twin room. Nice hotel, everything you needed for a comfortable stay! Breakfast nice too."

"The staff were friendly but were unable to change my room which was not ideal. I was given a disabled room- the fittings were heavily rusted, the shower flooded the entire bathroom and the sink was badly chipped. A deep clean of the room is also required"

"It’s situated in a backstreet behind a Main Street row of nightclubs. Fine for a midweek stay but probably best avoided at weekends. It’s ok for the price but a bit like staying in student accommodation - Spartan furniture and furnishings and rather tired decoration. "

"Room was clean and neat Unfortunately I didn’t check previous reviews and didn’t realise the room was above a nightclub. So after 11 pm was very noisy. (And you could feel the base of the music through the floor). . This hotel is really only suited to young clubbers. It’s right in the main road, in the nightclub strip so very rowdy with cars zooming, backfiring and a lot if youngsters screaming and shouting."

"Room was clean and fine for a night’s stay. Bed was ok, shower good. Parking limited and we parked on the street which was fine after 6pm and on a Sunday. Was noisey in the evening and WiFi was very temperamental. Overall I’d say 7/10 but I could only give 4/5 stars as 3 would be a little harsh given the price we paid."

" It was a horrible stay for a week. First of all, the walls are incredibly thin—you can hear everything from the next room. One morning, an older lady was watching TV very loudly at 5 a.m., and on another night, there was a drunk couple shouting and making noise all night. This place doesn’t even deserve to be called a hotel. "