St Anne's Guesthouse (Heacham)

ETC 4 Stars, Sleeps 15, 7 bedrooms, No pets,

Phone: 01485 570021

Please mention the Glaven Valley when calling

St Anne's Guest House in Heacham was built in 1896 as a large family home; it still has that warm and friendly atmosphere, doubles, twins or single rooms, family room. Close to sea front. Perfect for one night or a complete holiday.

Elaine Storey

Phone: 01485 570021
Fax: 01485 570575

Address:

53 Neville Road

Heacham

PE31 7HB

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Entry categories: Bed and Breakfast Norfolk, B&B, B and B | 4 Star and 5 Star Quality, Luxury Bed and Breakfast B&B | Hunstanton Accommodation Association | Bed and Breakfast B&B with Family Room

St Anne's Guest House is situated in the village of Heacham, set back from the sea front on the corner of Neville Road. We are close to the seaside town of Hunstanton.
St Anne's Guest House was built in 1896 as a large family home; it still has that warm and friendly atmosphere. Whether your visit is just for one night or a complete holiday we hope to make your stay most enjoyable.

Breakfast of Cereals, Fresh Fruit, and cooked breakfast is served in our bright airy dining room along with homemade bread, and homemade jam and marmalade.

St Anne's Guest House has doubles, twins or single rooms, all with en-suite, colour television and tea and coffee making facilities. All bedrooms are bright and well furnished. We are a non-smoking establishment. Pets are not welcome. We have WiFi access available to guests.

On arrival you will be greeted with a warm welcome and a cup of teacoffe served in the guest lounge.

NEARBY
St Anne's is just a short drive from the Queen's Royal Estate at Sandringham. No visit is complete without a visit to Sandringham House, the favourite home of the Royals.

There are two local championship golf courses and the area is a very popular location for sailing, windsurfing and water-skiing enthusiasts. Bird watchers have wonderful reserves close by at Titchwell and Snettisham and the World famous Norfolk Lavender is based here in Heacham.

TARIFF
Single En Suite £32.00 per night
TwinDouble Room with En Suite £58.00 per night
Family Room available, Rates on application P.O.A.
Single night supplement of £2.50 per person may apply.
All prices include full English Breakfast

Evening Meals Available September - Easter by prior arrangement.

Deposit of £20.00 per person required on booking.
Cheques to be made payable to St Annes Guest House.

Please Note:
· Smoking Prohibited
· No Pets Allowed
· Arrivals after 3.30pm unless by prior arrangement
· Rooms must be vacated by 10.30 am on day of departure
· Cancellation Policy – A non-refundable deposit.

Please contact us if you require any further information.

LOCAL ATTRACTIONS
· Excellent Golf Courses at Old Hunstanton & King's Lynn
· RSPB Reserve at Titchwell
· Royal Sandringham Estate
· Norfolk Lavender Fields
· Peddars Way
· Sea Life Centre
· Park Farm
· Thursford Collection
· Dinosaur Park
· Butterfly and Falconry Park
· African Violet Centre
· Blickling Hall
· Oxburgh Hall
· Felbrigg Hall
· Peckover House
· North Norfolk Railway
· Caithness Crystal
· Great Bircham Windmill

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Heacham
Our village was the home of Pocahontas when she stayed here with her husband who was born in Heacham. Our village sign depicts this and there is a memorial to Pocahontas and John Rolfe in the parish church St. Mary's.
Heacham has 2 beaches and a promenade that accesses Hunstanton, a great walk on a fine day or to watch the sun set over The Wash.
Norfolk Lavender is also situated in Heacham and it remains open all year, offering seasonal crafts, gift shop, restaurant, greenhouse and gardens, though the best time for the lavender is in July and August, when guided tours of the fields are available.
In the winter we have thousands of Pink Footed Geese fly over to roost on the Wash at night and return in the morning to feed on the fields of beet tops. We are mid-way between the RSPB reserves at Snettisham and Titchwell.