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"The breakfast buffet was great! Staff were very helpful whenever I asked for anything. The hotel was in a great location, easy to walk to the City Centre, and historic areas of Norwich. Also enjoyed a drink in the Maids Head Bar, which was a cute little place. We enjoyed our stay - thank you!"

"Very clean, had everything we needed. Reception was always available. Nice little selection of tea/coffee/toiletries. Really good location"

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"Just needed somewhere to sleep and shower for the weekend and this was perfect."

"So convenient for the centre and station. Second time we have stayed. Who wouldn’t want to have their delicious breakfast too."

"Very good location, nice and clean. Needs a little tlc."

"Great place to stay. Excellent communication - staff were able to arrange an early check in for me. Room was spacious and clean."

"We spent a very comfortable night in Norwich at the Premier Inn on Duke Street. It is ideally located for eating out, historic attractions, and shopping. The room was pleasant and clean, and the bed helped us sleep around 9 hours! Staff were helpful too. Would stay there again when visiting the city. "

"Ideal location for city centre but also quiet at night"

"Friendly host,nice warm clean room and a great breakfast."

"It was very homely and uncluttered."

"Property looks dated and in need of a modern upgrade. The hotel t is clean anc the staff was exceptionally good and helpful The location is great - near the Train Station and good restaurants. The breakfast was good and plentiful."

"returning customer, my go to place in Norwich, , excellent position, close to the train station, plenty of bars and eateries and a Tesco right opposite. The building is not new, the furniture might seem dated but very functional and no visible defects and had a very good sleep , very comfy bed and all linesn and bathroom and everything else very clean. I will be back"

"Whilst the room was relatively clean, it did not resemble the advertised pictures. It was more like a HMO than a ‘hotel’ or ‘B&B’. There is a number lock to enter the building and then another number lock on the bedroom door - no staff. - and more like poor student digs. The room was a Victorian front room converted and the noise from the street kept me awake most of the night. In the morning I was bitten by some smaller occupants of the room!!! There was not much choice of breakfast and it...