13th January 2026, guest from Leicester:
"John and Julie are fantastic hosts. They took care of everything we needed, and cooked us wonderful tasty breakfasts.
Wished we could have stayed longer, but will return if we're in the area again.
Thanks for everything."

Tip:
"We only stayed for a few days, but recommend the local pubs and restaurants, get out walking if you can, and catch the coast hopper bus."

Would Recommend: Yes

12th December 2025, guest from Rushden:
"Bramble Lodge has everything we need for our regular trips to the North Norfolk coast. The facilities are comfortable and of high quality and our hosts are friendly and helpful. "

Tip:
"Winter is a fine time to visit, because in the evenings and mornings we are greeted by large numbers of skeins if pink footed geese filling the sky with their spectacular formations and calls! "

Would Recommend: Yes

4th November 2025, guest from Nottingham:
"This is our 4th visit to Bramble Lodge. We have not been disappointed each time. John and Julie provide an excellent breakfast with a wonderful choice. We always have a good welcome and everything is clean and well appointed.The beds are very comfortable. Fresh milk is available in a small fridge near to the bedrooms and there is space for any cold drinks. Wine glasses are provided too.
There is a comfortable lounge next to the dining area, with books, maps and games.
In the summer guests can go into the garden and sit out.
There is ample car parking for everyone.
The lodge is within walking distance of Blakeney village and quay. There are food shops, plus various pubs and restaurants nearby.
We would highly recommend Bramble Lodge."

Tip:
"In the village of Blakeney, there is a pub called The Kings Head where they serve a good variety of home made food. They do not take bookings. Just turn up and look for a table. Also, there are restaurants and hotels which serve food within a short walking distance. They do take bookings. All are very popular in the busy months.
From the quay you can walk and birdwatch. An NT car park is available but you must be careful with tide times as you could get caught out.
Cley is nearby with walks and hides plus a windmill. A lovely Norfolk Wildlife Trust visitor Centre is near to the marsh, where you can shop and have drinks and snacks. Various walks and
hides are available for all the birds.
Further away are National Trust places and other towns, Sherringham, Holt plus many small villages.
There are buses which take you along the coast road.

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Would Recommend: Yes