I have just returned from a 4 night break with my elderly parents and really like this hotel. It has a relaxed informal feel with lovely old style decor. a grand staircase from the lobby adds to the feel of old style grandeur. The bistro consistently served great food with efficient service. However there are a few areas it could... More

My wife and I decided to have a two night break here just after the Christmas holiday. We had stayed here previously and really enjoyed the experience. However, this time we were dismayed to discover that the hotel seemed to be rather rundown since we last visited. The carpet of our room was old and worn, the bed cover was... More

The hotel is Edwardian in age. The hotel has a formal restaurant, a bistro and bar snacks. the hotel welcomes everybody and the food is good. The hotel is not snobbish. I stayed there once, and have eaten there on many occasions. Rooms are comfortable but a bit basic, not ultra 5 star,but warm and adequate. The road traffic can... More

Excellent hotel. Rooms clean and decorated to a very good standard. Staff very friendly and helpful. Good restaurant and bar area. Great central location. Close to the town, beach and pier. Parking available. All rooms face the sea and pier.

Stayed here April 2013. Nice hotel, pleasant staff, couldn't really fault it apart from the lack of atmosphere in the bar. Definitely needs a tv or some background music to liven the place up a bit. Room was as expected, sea view etc. Price was fair, so all in all it deserves a 4 rating.

This was our first visit to Cromer and we selected the Cliftonville after reading about it on the Cromer website. Most of the positive reviews are spot on,yes it is expensive we paid £210 for two nights B&B in March with drinks and a food bill of £123 added to that. But despite the expense we felt we just about... More

Having booked for the above evening we were unsure what to expect given we werent staying at this hotel (we were staying outside of Cromer). We need not have worried! The staff are a credit to the hotel; friendly, professional and even wearing red tombola hats and matching waistcoats. The room for the venue was a tad large given there... More

What a fantastic night away at this hotel out of season. The sign says "well behaved children and dogs welcome". We had a big room for my wife and I, two children and two Cocker Spaniels. Lots to eat, and lots of nice walks along the beach. The restaurant catered for us all both evening meal and breakfast - if... More

This is a well-run hotel with friendly and efficient staff. Going to North Norfolk always seems to me a little like going back to England in the 1950s, and, as the Cliftonville plays on its strength as a fine old Edwardian building I was a little concerned as to what I might fine. But to be fair I think it... More