The Grove, Cromer, Norfolk

The Grove, Cromer, Norfolk

https://www.thebandbdirectory.co.uk/14426

The Grove offers outstanding accommodation in Cromer, Norfolk. It is perfect for a memorable family break or an idyllic romantic getaway.

This stunning Georgian house comes with a range of beautifully furnished en suite bedrooms to choose from. From family rooms to recently converted superior rooms, there is something for everyone.

You can enjoy the ultimate gastronomic experience at The Grove. The menu is seasonally inspired, offers locally sourced food and provides a two AA Rosette award-winning experience. Much of the produce comes from The Grove’s very own fruit and vegetable garden, orchard or poly-tunnel. You can choose from two restaurants: the wood-panelled study and the original Georgian dining room.

While staying at The Grove you can visit a range of attractions in the local area, including Cromer Pier, Amazona Zoo, Felbrigg Hall, Gardens and Estate, Cromer Museum & Sheringham Park.

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www.thebandbdirectory.co.uk, The Grove, Whitby, North Yorkshire

The Grove offers bed and breakfast accommodation located in Whitby, North Yorkshire. The atmosphere at the B&B is friendly and informal and you will free right at home.

www.thebandbdirectory.co.uk/11600

Breakfast at The Grove will set you up for the day, with a wide range of food available. There is a buffet table that offers guests a selection of cereals, juices, fresh fruit, nuts, delicious yoghurts and so much more. There is also a full English breakfast and a vegetarian option available.

The local area of Whitby offers the visitor history, charm and beauty. Its narrow, cobbled streets contain a wealth of fascinating shops where you will find all kinds of craftwork, local Victorian photographs by Frank Meadow Sutcliffe and jewellery made from famous Whitby jet. There are numerous old inns and coffee shops, and plenty opportunities to sample freshly caught seafood.

The colourful harbour dominates the town with the ancient Abbey ruins looking down on it from the skyline. See Whitby transformed by the eerie sea mist and you will understand how it inspired Bram Stoker to write his stories of Count Dracula.

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