Hotels near High Ash Farm

"All fine. Lovely stay"

"Beautiful hotel, perfect location, lovely staff."

"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."

"Carpark directions on the website were brilliant, there was plenty of parking space and we were able to get the permit before check in. The hotel is in a great location for town centre. The room we stayed in and some parts of the building looked tired, but were clean. Our room didn't have any towels in, but reception soon sorted that out. The room was very hot. The breakfast was nice and the staff were very kind and went the extra mile to look after our dog."

"My husband and I stayed here for two nights. No complaints. Room was clean and comfortable. The bed and pillows made for a perfect sleep. Close proximity to many stores and about a 15 minute walk to Norwich City Center. "

"The staff were very helpful and obliging, the room was very spacious with a well stocked tea/coffee/orange juice selection. The only downside to staying at the Revaldo was the lack of all day parking, the only parking was on the road which had time limits. The parking was not a problem for us as we went out all day and we had a very enjoyable time at the Revaldo Hotel"

"Good room, great staff, car park"

"Well planned apartment with everything that was needed for cooking and laundry. Well situated close to the town and cathedral. Parking was an issue as Norwich has hardly any available on the street so the cost is substantial."

" 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. "