Cheap hotels in Wroxham

Well what a difference we have stayed at the kings head several times and I must say it was a bit run down ( cheap and cheerful comes to mind) but now after a full refurbished it is now an excellent place to stay only downside is the rooms are on the small side which with an old building cannot be changed + great location and as always the staff are very helpful and welcoming

Great location good food and friendly staff

I liked how spacious the room was and the bed was very comfy. The food in the restaurant during the morning and evening was delicious! Can't wait to stay here again!

We stayed for two nights for a wedding nearby and the staff at The Brick Kilns were so hospitable. We enjoyed several meals (dinner and two breakfasts) and the food and service at both were great. Two friends staying nearby even came to join us and they also had a great time.

Great gym and swimming pool Staff very friendly and helpful Good breakfast

I recently had the pleasure of staying at this hotel, and I can confidently say it was one of the best experiences I’ve had. From the moment I arrived, the staff went above and beyond to make me feel welcome. Everyone I encountered was incredibly friendly, professional, and genuinely accommodating. The room itself was spotless—cozy, clean, and fresh, with thoughtful touches that made it feel like a home away from home. But the real highlight? The bed. It was hands down the most comfortable hotel bed I’ve ever slept in. I woke up each morning feeling completely rested and refreshed. A special shout-out to the manager, Steve, who truly sets the tone for the exceptional service here. He was attentive, kind, and clearly cares about every guest’s experience. His leadership shows in the quality and warmth of the entire team. If you're looking for a place that combines comfort, cleanliness, and top-notch hospitality, this hotel is it. I can’t wait to return!

Very good location for visiting Norfolk, a nice quiet potion in a rural area setting.

First, the practical points: the price is unbelievably cheap for the location, nestled in the Norfolk Broads. It’s clear that this place has a lot of history, and at one point, it must have been set up with real enthusiasm. The rooms have a distinctly early-2000s vibe, and there are personal touches everywhere including a barber’s chair, random bits of decor that feel like echoes of the past, and even motivational signs that carry a kind of hollow optimism, adding to this sort of identity crisis, and where multiple parallel universe converge into a single point. Despite the disorganisation, I can't deny that I enjoyed my stay. There's something oddly endearing about the place—the mix of forgotten decor, the bizarre introductions, the contradictions between an overly visible CCTV system and a DVR just sitting there, easily unplugged. It’s a place that feels like it's caught between past ambition and present neglect, yet it still functions in its own strange way. Then you have the dusty turned off fruit machine by the door and golden streamers dangling down, so you feel like an archaeologist finding clues about a time when there was energy and life in this place, fingerprints left in time. Would I stay here again? Probably, yes, because part of me enjoys the randomness of it all. If you’re someone who appreciates a bit of unintentional adventure with your accommodation infused with early 2000's decor, you might just feel the same. Oh and parking was good.

Great location in the countryside. All our needs were taken care of. Very gracious, thoughtful host. Very private. Beautiful view of a yellow field directly outside our bedroom window. Seeing partridges and pheasants outside our window was an unexpected bonus.