Find hotels near Norwich Riverside Walk, Norwich from SAR 235

"Warm, welcoming , efficient group of staff. Hotel quiet , spacious room and well located for visiting Norwich. "

"The Staff were amazing. Looked after me so well. Bed was very comfortable. Room was a bit dated but very clean. Price was good."

"Eady convenient location for visiting me grandparents "

"We stayed in Erphingham gate room, nice and clean, large suite, roll top bath in the corner. Staff all polite and friendly, hubby would have liked a bigger TV and no ladies make/up hair styling area . Always a hotel we visit again and again "

"Amazing stay, staff super friendly, great size apartment with all this amenities you could need. Fantastic location and felt safe walking late at night even though it’s off the main streets, bed comfortable. Great shower, would highly recommend. Overall soundproof but may need earplugs "

"Great value room, for if you need simple room with no frills "

"Very helpful and freindly staff, room clean and large. Lovely decor, good restaurant."

"Nice tidy little place in an excellent location. Excellent value for money. Easy booking and checking in and plenty of communication from host. "

"We rarely give bad reviews, but the ad misrepresents or omits comfort and safety issues. Never met the host (evidently a company with several properties); exchanged emails with a manager, who responded promptly. Good:-Good manuals-Fully equipped kitchen—except for the lack of a dishwasher. -Location (the principal reason we rented the space) Is very good.Problematic, misrepresented, or just annoying:-Bathroom pictures do not show that shower and sink are on a raised level to the rest of the bathroom. -Beds are larger doubles, not kings (even by continental measures). First floor bed is pushed against wall, making it difficult for the wall-side sleeper to get in and out.-No dishwasher -The electronics produce a really annoying hum. This seems to be an ongoing issue. -The double door in the photo does not open onto a balcony, but onto a straight drop of around 15’ to the pavement below.-The stools are so uncomfortable that we ate standing up or sitting on the sofa.-Old-fashioned key may be quaint, but it sticks in the lock, and given the digital lockbox and gate-opener, it seems silly. What’s dangerous:There are two steps down, at an odd angle, between the first floor bedroom and the bathroom, which is surely a safety issue. A step up to the living room-kitchen, where the door has a sharp exposed bolt—another safety issue. We spent our time here praying we would survive without stubbed toes, twisted or punctured ankles, or God forbid, a fall."