Lowestoft Hotels

the qauint and edwardian style of rooms. Impresive breakfast menu, plenty to eat and beautifully cooked which is hard to maintain when cooking on a large scale. It had the impression that it was a "family run" business with the usual nick nacks of family life - photographs etc which made the hotel feel like it was a warm and welcoming home. It had the personal touch which is absent in many hotel chains these days. The windows over the bed got a little draughty duriing the night. However there were radiators and an extra heater supplied which kept the overall room temperture constant. The matress bowed in towards the middle of the bed making it somewhat uncomfortable. However, I am being somewhat critical as the rest of our stay was excellent value of money. Unfortunately, we stayed in the middle of November so our experience of the resort of Lowestoft is marred. For a once and prosperous resort, I felt it had lost some of its finery and the buidlings further down the town looked in desperate need of repair, but this is true of many british seaside towns.

The owners are really helpful and kind. They do everything they can to make you feel at home. The breakfast is also very good, with a selection of cooked and non-cooked options. Check-out was very early (10:00 to 10:30am). However, we left a bit later (around 10:50) and it wasn't a problem. Since we were leaving Lowestoft only in the evening, we were welcomed in the afternoon for tea :) . Breakfast was also quite early for me for a weekend (7:30 to 9:00).

The whole experience was relaxing and enjoyable. Our room, with a view of the sea, was a really nice size and very clean. My husband particularly enjoyed the 'full English' breakfast! The only thing would be more parking space.

The Victotian decor to the rooms & hotel in general. Rooms were very comfortable No evening meal or bar. Could also do with a desk or small table in the room.

Decoration, Cleanliness, attention to detail, Service and the Breakfast. Could not drink the water in the room, and the bed sagged in the middle making it quite uncomfortable and very noisy at every movement. (Chopin Room)

I liked the old-fashioned feel of the English seaside resort. Because the hotel is not modern, it means that the rooms and the bathrooms are big. I loved the bath with its wooden sides. They are renovating but I hope they don't destroy this priceless Edwardian aura as they'll never get it back. If I have to think hard about it there was one little thing. They could leave a pot of tea/coffee on the breakfast table instead of having to call the waiter every time you want a refill. But, really, this is of little consequence.

a really comfortable hotel ,good sized room lovely veiw out to the beach and sea .Staff were excellent ,food very good and the price was very reasonable ,comfortable public areas nicely decorated . Will definitely return and recomend to others.

the peace and quiet of the countryside

Very relaxing-very comfortable rooms-superb food-beautiful gardens and friendly but not intrusive atmosphere. An indoor pool would be the"icing on the cake" for this hotel but not at an extra cost.

Our room was great, very spacious & great views. However favourite was the barn restaurant. Was a little expensive for the room but would pay again.