Find hotels near Norwich Riverside Walk, Norwich from SAR 237

"Clean room, friendly reception staff, room had everything you could need. "

"Very clean room, helpful staff, excellent room heating on a very cold january night. "

"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 "

"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."

"I WOULD JUST PREFER TO FIND MORE EASYLY BUT I CANT FAULT THE PROPERTY"

"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."