Bed Breakfast Diss - Brief property details |
||
|
Maximum
occupancy : 15 persons
|
7 rooms with ensuite facilities
|
Non smoking
|
|
Pet Friendly
|
Accessible
by public transport, but a car is recommended
|
Free off-street parking
|
ENGLISH TOURIST BOARD 4 CROWNS HIGHLY COMMENDED

The B&B is a 17th century, timber framed building with a wealth of exposed beams
![]()
To view a map of the property's approximate location press here
Situated in a quiet rural location between the villages of Fersfield and Kenninghall, and only a few minutes drive from the picturesque market town of Diss. Offering easy access to all major routes it is the ideal base for exploring both Norfolk, Suffolk and Cambridgeshire. Snetterton racing circuit is only 5 miles away so the B&B is ideal for race fans and competitors alike. Although there is a railway station nearby, we would recommend that this unspoiled, rural part of East Anglia be visited by car. The B&B is also an ideal base for wedding parties and other large groups. They also offer "bunkhouse" style accommodation for racers from £17 per night. We can send you more details on this if you send an enquiry from the form above.
The Accommodation

The sumptuous four poster bedroom
The original 17th century home has been fully renovated with a newer single story courtyard wing offering what can only be described as top class accommodation. All rooms are individually and thoughtfully decorated and have their own themed character, from the French antique to the traditionally sumptuous four poster, each room offers a unique atmosphere.

The antique French bedroom
There are seven bedrooms in all and all have armchairs, full central heating and remote colour televisions, hospitality trays and full en-suite facilities with either baths or showers. The main building is non smoking.
Another unique bedroom
Ensuite bathroom with corner bath
Breakfast
The extensive breakfast menu is designed to satisfy most tastes
and diets.
Normally starting with prepared fresh fruit (mango,
melon, strawberry etc), then main course, the usual includes free-range
eggs
and local kippers. Local organic apple juice and any other
juices are always offered.
The flexibility to comply with reasonable requests is assured.
A reputation is being established for local evening meals, and the B&B is licensed to serve alcohol. A lot of the vegetables and herbs used in the meals are grown at this B&B.
Tariff - Per room per night:
Double Bed with Ensuite Shower from £52
4 Poster Bed with Ensuite Bath from £64
17th Century 4 Poster with ensuite Bath from £76
Executive Twin with Ensuit Bath from £66
Executive Room with Ensuite Bath from £70
Single with Ensuite Shower from £30
Childs additional bed (sharing parent's room and under 13) £11
For children using a cot, accommodation is free
Minimum stay 2 nights if a Saturday is booked - Pets welcome - The B&B is
open all year
There is ample private parking. Pets are most
welcome (for a charge of £2 per night), and can be exercised on the nearby disused airfield.
Local Attractions
This peaceful pocket of rural tranquility offers beautiful countryside,
picturesque villages and access to diverse coastal features, it is an area rich
in history. This is the area that Boadicea , the warrior-queen, raised her army
to revolt against the Roman occupation, where centuries of toil have created
the lakes, canals and dykes that make up the broads and fenland, and where to
this day the ancient art of reed cutting for traditional thatch roofing continues.
From castles to mighty cathedrals, to country houses and gardens including the
world renowned Bessingham Gardens and steam museum, which is only five minutes
away, this area is well worth taking the time to discover.
Suggestions for local Visits and Attractions
There is a wealth of places of interest to visit locally. This list is
continually updated and based on experience and guests recommendations.
Guided tours in an appropriate vehicle can normally be organised with
sufficient notice.
Gardens and Nurseries
Bressingham Gardens and Nursery planted and made famous by Allan and
Adrian Bloom.
The Exotic Grass Centre at South Lopham.
The Bamboo Centre at Kenninghall.
Peter Beals Rose Centre at Attleborough.
Woottens of Wenhaston nursery
Mickfield Water Garden Centre
East Harling Vineyards.
Kings House Garden, Thetford
Abbey Gardens Bury St. Edmunds.
The Cane Warehouse, East Harling
Museums, Libraries and Working Establishments
Bressingham Steam Museum
The Forum in Norwich. The new Norwich library housing the
Billingford Windmill, the oldest working windmill in England
Air Defence radar museum , RAF Neatishead
The Suffolk Pottery at North Lopham
Wymondham Railway station and Abbey
Norwich Castle
Flixton Aircraft Museum
Stonham Magna teapots
Mid Suffolk Light Railway Museum, Wetheringsett
Ancient House Museum, Thetford
Walks, Nature Reserves and Zoos
Redgrave and Lopham Fen
Minsmere Nature Reserve
Knettishall Heath
Banham Zoo
The Norfolk Broads
Norfolk Lavender at Heacham
British Birds of Prey Stonham Aspel
The Otter Trust, Earsham
Swallow Aquatics, East Harling
The Coast
Southwold, featured in Iris with Dame Judith Dentch
Aldeburgh, famous for the Benjamin Britain music festival
Comer
Wells
Holland Beach used for the 'Shakespeare in Love' sets
Houses and National Trust Properties
Sanding, to see the Queen! and the sets from 'All the Kings Men'
Linden House Eye
Wing field College
Local Hostelries with lunch and evening meal menus
Pressing Chequers guaranteed a warm welcome and home cooked food.
Kenninghall Red Lion, intimate with a selection of local ales. Dog
friendly.
South Lopham White Horse
Local towns and villages
Diss - a market town famous for its Mere, charity shops and auction house
Bury St Edmunds
Woodbridge
Beccles on the Broads
Fishing and other activities
There are a wealth of rivers, pits and ponds, as seen on John Wilson's
programme 'Gone Fishing'. A fishing guide is available.
Snetterton motor racing circuit is only four miles away
Kool Kidz, Attleborough. Childrens indoor activity centre
Eco Tech, Swaffham
We strongly recommend
a visit to the Tourist information in Diss just five minutes away, as there
is such a lot to do and see in this part of Norfolk and Suffolk
The owners are pet friendly and have two outside kennels
for guest's dogs for use during the day. Normally the guest's dogs stay in the
room at night.
This home has been listed with B&B NET since January 1999
![]()
To view a map of the property's location click here