B&Bs in Fincham - 1 places to stay
Timbers Hotel
Set in rolling countryside Timbers is a traditionally converted barn complex offering a warm and friendly welcome. We serve traditional food all day, every day from 12pm either in the ... More
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Magdalen House (7.88 miles)
Magdalen House is a Georgian property built in 1829 and set in the heart of peaceful countryside in West Norfolk. The old part of the house retains many original features from what were once two ... More | visit website
Ramada Kings Lynn (7.90 miles)
The Ramada King's Lynn is located in the historic port and market town of Kings Lynn, with easy access to Sandringham. We are 15 mins from the Hunstanton Snettisham kids park ... More
The Horse and Groom Hotel (8.23 miles)
There are eight rooms in total, consisting of twin, single and double rooms. All rooms have tea and coffee making facilities, brand new en suite bathrooms and all prices include breakfast for two. ... More | visit websiteStrattons Hotel & Restaurant (8.23 miles)
Strattons is an independent boutique hotel secluded in the historic Market town of Swaffham, offering guests ‘luxury without sacrifice to the environment’.
Owners Vanessa and Les Scott met at Great Yarmouth Art College and began restoring ... More | visit website
Hadleigh Farm Barn (8.34 miles)
In a peaceful setting surrounded by trees and lawn, and boasting shared enjoyment of an outdoor heated swimming pool, games room and extensive gardens, these comfortable properties make an ideal holiday base. The cottage adjoins ... More | visit website
George Hotel (8.42 miles)
The Best Western George Hotel, located in Swaffham is a charmingly restored 17th Century coaching inn. With a Georgian facade and a complimentary modern bedroom wing. We are situated in a charming ... More
Lydney House (8.57 miles)
This stunning 18th century Georgian Merchant’s house is set in its own grounds close to the heart of one of Norfolk’s most historic market towns. Built in 1746, Lydney House provides a ... More
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