Norwich St Gregory's Church Hotels

"Location was decent, very close to the market and plenty of food and drink options. About 20 minute walk from the station. The breakfast was delicious and plentiful. Tea & coffee amenities were in the room, albeit basic for the room type, but they were replenished each day. The hot chocolate was fairtrade, but the tea & coffee wasn't. The bed moved and hit the wall with the slightest movement, which was a bit annoying during the night when just turning over or moving an arm. Could do with just some felt pads adding to mute the noise & damage to the wall! The bath was large and beautiful, and the shower had really good pressure, though the shower curtain was a bit annoying as there wasn't loads of space with it closed. There wasn't a safe or fridge in the room that we noticed. The room itself was nicely decorated and very spacious, with lots of furniture options. Overall would stay again, it was clean & comfy, & the breakfast was really tasty! It's a lovely building too."

"Nice hotel, but could do with an update as everything is a little dated "

"Eight of us stayed for three nights. The hotel was great: - Ideally located for visiting central Norwich - Staff were friendly and helpful - An old established hotel full of character - Rooms updated and clean - Good restaurant and bar "

"The hotel was immaculate, the staff were pleasant and it was fairly cheap for a uber into the central "

"Average "

"Didn’t see any facilities when arrived no one there to let us in and was just absolutely shocking "

"Lovely place to stay, all areas are very clean as was the room . The staff here were all very friendly and helpful. Parking is limited but there os a large payable car park opposite the property. This was our first time here and certainly won't be our last. "

"Very tired and dated. Need to totally upgrade electrics and modernise Not ideal for business travellers. "

"We stayed in a family room. All was OK but the door lock prevented us exiting the room as we tried to check out! We had to exit by unbolting the double door."