The road was quiet and peaceful and I had a view of the Winter Gardens building from my room. The single bedroom was very light and airy and got the sun (I have been in so many dark and grim single rooms before) so I was pleasantly surprised. The owners were very helpful with advice. Everything was clean and cleaned daily. The shower was spacious and good. There was a small fridge in the room, which was invaluable as I took my own breakfast (medical reasons). The bed was very comfortable and the bedlinen was fresh and attractive. My favourite thing outside was the Model Village, which was enchanting - it was a four minute walk, if that and good value for money. The beach was lovely and a few minutes walk away. The fish and chips on the Britannia Pier (near the town) were exceptional - the best I've ever taste.d. The town was a mixture of 'seaside' shops and high street shops. (However, if you want a supermarket, the only one I found in town was an Iceland near the bus station - the main supermarkets were outside of town.) There was a Wetherspoons in the town (the Troll Cart), which had good value meals, plus fast food shops and one or two normal restaurants. Lots of restaurants along the front (quite expensive).

The curtains, although very nice, let the sun through at 4.15am (not long before the longest day), so perhaps some blackout lining? I went by train and got lost from the station but nobody's fault but my own. There seemed to be enough parking in the road, so recommend going by car if possible. The B&B was a fair old way to the town, though the shortcut through the lovely St George's Park to the town helped a lot after the landlord suggested it. Outside, Sea-Life was disappointing for the money. The supposed 1.5-2 hr tour took me less than 20 minutes, and that was going back on things. I think the fish must have eaten the sharks as I didn't see any! A massive shop with over-priced 'toys' took up precious space which could have been used with more varieties of fish (and sharks and rays!).

Breakfast served was brilliant, hotel was not far from the sea front and was available in the street.

Our room was on the top floor so lot of stairs to climb.

Friendly staff, clean and comfortable room. Close to all attractions. Lovely breakfast.

Step in shower to high.

Friendly owner breakfast was good coffee wasn't very nice thought the area were the hotel is situated was very run down and there were many people arguing and very noisy all night long room was far too warm could of been offered a fan or should be 1 in the room as it was so noisy with the windows open and as we were over the kitchen area breakfast smells entered the room.we wouldn't stay here again as we felt for the money it was very over priced for the standard of the hotel and area sorry to say we have been coming to great yarmouth for many years and wouldn't come back to this part terrible run down hotels and surroundings which is a crying shame.

Very noisy had to have windows open due to the heat area of hotel very run down and a lot of loud music people arguing and traffic noise in a back street area which you would of thought you would get. very warm room no fan in the room, room was outdated needed alttention.

Breakfast was lovely and the rooms were clean and a good size. What sells the place though are the hosts. We loved how attentive Alistair and Sharon were. Asking about our plans, giving little tips and making us feel right at home. Thank you!

Nothing.

Friendly staff, great location and a the full English breakfast was great

Facilities are basic but all requirements you need are there

The owners were very polite and accommodating. Great knowledge of the area.

The owner was friendly and welcoming, paid an interest in our activities and let us know the best way to get there, breakfast was lovely and everything was up kept really well

The lighting in the rooms is a little dim, but perfectly comfortable, just switch on an extra lamp when doing makeup