We are relocating to the area from East Sussex and needed somewhere we could stay overnight with our sprocker. The Crown was absolutely amazing. We had a fantastically clean room with a wonderful space where we could let Maisie run around in a safely enclosed garden. The pub was extremely welcoming, food was amazing. The beds were really comfy, with night black out curtains. The lady who served us breakfast gave us a huge amount of information about the area. Breakfast was absolutely delicious snd when we move, we will certainly be coming back to try the toast dinners. Superb! Highly recommend to stay here.

People upstairs were noisy, but you get that anywhere.

Location is perfect, food excellant, warm and comfy room

charming and nice breakfast

a little run down

great little place and great friendly staff

lovely little place with lots of character

Okay for a one off stay for work, looks like a find on the website but quite tired in reality

Needs a face lift and could be fabulious

quiet and convenient

nothing

Breakfast

Mattress springs poking through. Very thin. Noisy and we were cold. Car alarm repeatedly going off and people being loud just below our bedroom.

Very clean bathroom with large shower and separate bath. Great food. very friendly service.

It was all fine for the price.

The hotel was easy to find and special thanks to the gentleman in the kitchen that very kindly drove us back to our car at a nearby venue when we struggled to get a taxi! Shows how the staff care about their customers and we really appreciated it

The beds could be improved but we’re comfortable enough for the one night that we stayed

Good atmosphere and nice people

Beds were not the best. No storage for suitcases even rooms are large. Menu was poor, but the food OK, especially the desserts. Remember much better menu when we visited 4 Years ago

Breakfast was Excellent. Great service and great food.

I stayed in the Swiss Cottage - super spacious, clean, cosy , quiet , great location and safe . I’ll be staying there again.

More veggie options as I hope to stay there more often. Otherwise no negative reports.

Lovely old (1630?) building in good nick.

The room allocated for the two of us was TINY! Others in our party had adequate and sometimes very large rooms. Don't know why we lucked out.

historical but modernized which was good

nothing I did not like

The property was nice and quiet. They had a nice pub garden around the back of the pub, and also a large bar and seating area inside. The room itself was around the corner from the main area which was nice as there was no noise heard. Had all the facilities you may need for a short stay. A nice dresser to get ready and a bathroom.

We did get a little confused over breakfast. I think it was main our fault but we ended up missing it as we thought it came to the room but you had to go down to get it.

The room was a good size and the bed was comfortable. There was plenty of wardrobe space. Ample plug sockets in room for charging devices. Plenty of choice for breakfast. Well cooked evening meal. Good location for exploring nearby Thetford Forest.

For the price there were little added extras. No biscuits, no decaf option on tea/coffee, toiletries were minimal. Rooms were not soundproof could hear talking from room below.

Staff were friendly and helpful Room was clean and surprisingly spacious Food was great big portions Village was nice clean and quaint

Honestly there was nothing we didn't like

Breakfast was OK, even though we sat there for 15 mins whilst the staff drank coffee in the kitchen.

Would of thought for nearly £100 per room that you'd get a few more options for tea and coffee in the room. Shower was either boiling hot or freezing cold. Bed very firm and extremely creaky. Two very steep flights of stairs to get to our room, which was small. Bed was right in front of the door, so room layout could of been better, as we had to operate a one way system to get past each other. Had to ask staff how to get out in the morning, so "hotel california" came to mind. So in summary, not worth £100 a night.