| check-in time: 3:00 pmcheck-out time: 11:00 am. there's a restaurant that has exposed-beam ceilings and river views, plus a relaxed bar with a pool table and a furnished garden. complimentary amenities include full english breakfast (room guests only) and parking. housed in an 17th-century restored mill, this modest hotel on the river wensum has an old-world vibe and lies a 9-minute walk from both fakenham racecourse and fakenham golf club. understated rooms with dark wood furnishings feature cable tv, desks, and tea and coffeemaking facilities. pets are welcome. apartments add free wi-fi, kitchens and living/dining areas
Norwich International Airport 34 min
Langham Glass (18 min.) Gressenhall Farm U0026 Workhouse (16 min.)
family-friendly venue with a recreated workhouse museum of life on the land and rare breeds farm. Village Sign (7 min) Fakenham Museum Of Gas And Local History (2 min.)
museum Bircham Windmill (19 min.)
restored windmill built in 1846 with a working bakery & tearoom as well as resident goats & sheep. Holkham Bay (27 min)
beach Holkham Hall (24 min.)
stately home with ornate interiors museum of past times a walled garden and woodland play area. Bowling Centre (1 min) Budgens (5 min) Thursford (13 min.) Holkham National Nature Reserve (20 min.)
wildlife-rich grazing and salt marsh reserve good for bird watching plus a panoramic sandy beach. Castle Acre Castle Acre Priory (20 min.)
well preserved cluniac monastic site dating from 1090 plus a herb garden and display of artifacts. National Trust - Blakeney National Nature Reserve (25 min.)
seaside nature reserve featuring a shingle spit and salt marshes with wildlife and a visitor centre. Norfolk Coast Partnership (10 min.)
visitor information outpost offering maps & brochures about regional recreation dining & lodging. Cley Marshes Visitor Centre (27 min.)
nature reserve s visitor centre with a cafe a shop and panoramic views of surrounding marshes. Car Park (12 min) Houghton Hall U0026 Gardens Norfolk (19 min)
lavish mansion built for britain s first prime minister and housing a collection of model soldiers. | 
