Blakeney Manor Hotel (Blakeney)
Sleeping Arrangements: The Manor Hotel has 37 en suite Bedrooms,
Phone: 01263 740376
Please mention the Glaven Valley when calling
Holiday accommodation in converted 17th-century manor barns in the picturesque village of Blakeney provides an ideal base from which to explore the North Norfolk coast.
Blakeney Manor Hotel
Phone: 01263 740376
Fax: 01263 741116
Website: www.blakeneymanor.co.uk
Address:
The Quay
Blakeney
Nr. Holt
NR25 7ND
More Details
The bedrooms, located in courtyards adjacent to the 17th Century manor house, were converted from its original flint face barns.
Spacious lounges and public rooms offer guests a choice of dining options from informal bar meals to a choice from the extensive restaurant a la carte menu.
Outside Features
Close attention has been paid to the colourful walled gardens where a 400-year-old mulberry tree vies for top billing with 500 rose bushes and a well stocked orchard.
Location
Uniquely situated between National Trust Friary Hills, coastal paths and Blakeney quayside, the Manor Hotel provides an ideal base from which to enjoy the peace and tranquillity of the North Norfolk coast.
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Sheltered by Blakeney point, the Village of Blakeney is one of the most picturesque in Norfolk. Crabbing off the quay is a popular pastime with children.
In the evening the sun sets over the creek, creating some truly breathtaking views.
Seal trips take holidaymakers to Blakeney Point, although they mostly leave from Morston the neighbouring village along the coast as the channel in Blakeney is now very silted. You can see the seals as they bask on the sand of Blakeney point.
Blakeney regatta takes place on the last weekend in July each year, with hundreds of people coming together to participate in (or just watch) a fantastic array of swimming races, tug-of-war across the creek, and of course the infamous greasy pole competition.
Blakeney is located on the North Norfolk Coast, just North of the small market town of Holt.
This part of the coastline has been designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty ANOB and the marshes and wide open spaces around Blakeney make it a haven for migratory birds and wildlife.
Blakeney used to be a small port, but is now a quiet village and provides an ideal location for a family holiday. There are two hotels, a number of holiday cottages to rent, and several B&Bs.
The village has a strong identity, and is a thriving and active community. There is a small supermarket, butchers, fishmongers, and chandlers, pubs and a post office as well a range of shops for holidaymakers
Blakeney is popular with dinghy sailors, bird watc...
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