Visited Holkham Park twice during our stay Wells - didn’t go in the house. Neither did we pay for parking as we walked there. The grounds are beautiful and easy to spot the deer. Coffee and cake from the wagon at the walled garden was amazing ( peanut brownie was delicious). The food at the courtyard was ok but sometimes the sandwiches for us are not plain enough but that’s just a personal choice. The grounds were well worth our two visits.

My wife and I with our dog visited Holkham Hall estate and it was absolutely wonderful. We took turns to go into the house whilst the other walked across to the walled garden which itself is 6 acres. Our dog had the pleasure of two trips to the Walled Garden although if she could speak I am sure she would have said ‘haven’t I done this before?’. The grounds are huge and just exploring the house takes about an hour and there are plenty of other activities to do as well. A real jewel nestled just off the main road. Well worth a visit.

Went to Holkham Hall with our young child to see the deer. On arrival he saw a tractor parked up, which we later found out was the tractor for the tractor ride. The staff members around the tractor were Stuart and Keith, both were brilliant and friendly. Massive thank you to Stuart for letting our young boy sit in the drivers seat of the tractor, obviously whilst it was parked, it made his day. We actually went on the tractor ride, £5.50 for adults and free for under 2yrs. It was awesome, the sites of the deer were amazing and the tour itself was very enjoyable.

We really enjoyed our day at Holkham Hall, so much to see and do with lots of history. Only downside was the disappointment of the gift vouchers that had been a present from our family. Whatever you spend on your first item, no refund is given for the rest of the vouchers which in our case we were going to spend £28 in the cafe which means we would have lost the remaining £22. Instead we used tham for entrance into the Hall which meant we paid £25 per person instead of the £23 per person entrance. Whilst we were not expecting a cash refund some form of refund in vouchers would have been good even if they had to be spent on the day. This is not what you would expect from Holkham Hall especially in the financial crisis we are all in at the moment. To us it's like stealing our money.

Lovely park (we didn’t go in the house as we had our dog) but enjoyed a walk with the pram and a stop in the cafe. The cafe was ok. Good for a quick lunch. The shop was full of lovely things. But the best thing was the nice walking including heading down to the beach where there was another cafe and the dog loved running around in the sand

I visited Holkham Hall with my husband and my mum who had mobility issues. Not long after arriving we were greeted by Dave and Sarah from the Visitor Experience team who explained that a buggy was available to take us all to the walled garden and it would take my mums walker too. This was absolutely brilliant as my mum would not have been able to have walked to this area. On the ride to the garden Dave told my mum about the mobility scooter available for her to use. When we arrived he soon put her mind at ease and demonstrated how easy it was to use. He was so patient and ensured she was happy and confident on it. The use of the scooter really made all the difference as we were all able to explore the garden together. After a fab coffee and delicious cake, Sarah and Dave called for the buggy to take us all back to the house. The service given by Dave, Sarah, Lance and Nigel ensured that my mum especially had a very enjoyable and memorable day.

The Victoria is a hotel/resto at Holkham Hall on the North Norfolk coast. Like the surroundings, it is wonderful. The staff may be multi national - from Portugal, Romania and elsewhere - but the cuisine is unashamedly British, an excellent too. Much, if not all, the things you will find on your plate here is sourced directly from the sprawling Estate, including the mouth watering meat and delicious vegetables (which come from the Walled Garden). As the game season is about to start, you can expect some terrific venison and the like very soon. We paid a visit on a flying trip from Belgium and it was well worth the long drive through East Anglia. The service is very friendly and welcoming and the staff take the time and trouble to explain everything on the fantastic menu. The food, as ever, is the main thing and, here, you will not be disappointed as it quite marvellous. There is a fixed menu during the week served at lunchtime which consists of a small choice of starters and mains, including seared estate beef goulash and herb crusted cod. Two courses costs a very reasonable £23 and three is an equally affordable £29. The a la carte choice is just as lovely: starters include Brancaster Bay moules,squash cheesecake and Holkham beef and fruit pig white pudding. Mains feature an estate cut of the day, turkey escalope, plaice fillet, stroganoff and curried smoked hadock. There is also a daily plats du jour consisting of dishes like salmon and prawn pie, sole and confit pork belly.The dessert and drinks offerings are just as terrific and, again, all this is lovingly explained by the nice staff. After a quite wonderful meal, either lunch or dinner, here you should try to explore a bit of the nearby Estate as it would be a shame not to. We, sadly, did not have time as this was a very short visit but we hope to see something of Holkham Hall in the future. Either way, if you are in this wondrous part of the UK you really should also make a beeline for this magnificent restaurant - you will not be disappointed for sure. Highly recommended (the views are great too......)

I've been to holkham hall twice now once in the summer and just recently for the Christmas event I have to say both are well worth it . The estate itself is just beautiful definitely worth a lovely walk and the cafe and gift shop are also worth popping into . The Christmas event was just so magical don't think about this one just book and go you will not be disappointed. The staff are so friendly and welcoming. Can't recommend this enough .

I can’t understand the negativity of some. On the path from the car park, which was included in the ticket price, were Fallow deer within feet of where we stood. The Christmas lights display was superb with a brilliant, if all too rare these days, Nativity scene in the Chapel. The light displays by Luxmuralis were sensational. Throughout the displays were great, especially the Christmas ‘tree’ with the trains running around it. The staff at Holkham from the welcoming team, right through, are friendly and look as if they are enjoying themselves. I recommend that you go and see for yourself.

The tour by candlelight was wonderful . We arrived in a group by coach and we're met by a member of staff who welcomed us and handed out tickets with a time on to visit the house. Before going in we had a bit of a walk round and a look in the gift shop When we entered the house we were once again made welcome and entered the marble hall to the sound of a piano playing. The tour was interesting and decorations amazing. The light shows too were great and I would happily have stayed longer in all of the rooms. The tour ended with a mince pie and a glass of prosecco. Then we went outside to do some carol singing. The staff made us really feel welcomed throughout the whole visit which was really good.