Enjoy a great riverside location in easy reach of Norwich
Set right on the banks of the River Bure in the quaint Norfolk village of Hoveton, just eight miles from Norwich, the King's Head Hotel is a spacious, recently refurbished family friendly hotel.
There's a lovely beer garden looking over the water, and a lively welcoming bar. When you're ready to turn in, the King's Head Hotel boasts eight bedrooms that have everything you need to help you unwind after a busy day. Each room has an en-suite bathroom with either a bath or a shower, free Wi-Fi and tea and coffee-making facilities for that all-important cuppa in the morning. There's free parking for guests and the lovely riverside setting makes it a great spot to celebrate a special occasion, whether a birthday, anniversary or family gathering.
When you stay over at the King's Head Hotel, you'll be able to enjoy the best that Norwich and the wider Norfolk area has to offer. Norwich is just a short drive away and promises attractions including Norwich Cathedral and Norwich Castle and Museum, as well as cafes, nightlife and plenty of great shopping opportunities. You can also head to the Norfolk Broads or enjoy a paddle in the sea at Great Yarmouth beach, as well as visit a range of National Trust properties in the local area.
Round off your day with a delicious pub meal
Whether you've been to the beach, enjoyed a match at Carrow Road (the home of Norwich City) or taken in the sites of Norwich, you can relax and unwind by the river at the Kings Head. When the weather is good you can enjoy al-fresco dining in the garden and terrace or if it's cold simply relax in the cosy surroundings inside. Either way you can treat yourself to a great value mealwhether pub classics or seasonal dishes, with a glass of fine wine or a real ale.
Book direct with us now and enjoy 20% off lunch and dinner at our hotel restaurant throughout your stay. T&Cs apply.
Please note we can only accept bookings for the same day until 9pm to ensure our teams have time to prepare for your arrival.
