Broom Hall County Hotel
Thetford,

Quiet 3-star country house hotel set in traditional English gardens in Norfolk's Breckland countryside, approached by a winding driveway bordered by lime trees, offering peace and tranquillity to all guests. The hotel overlooks 13 acres of parkland and is set in 2 acres of attractive English country gardens which contain mixed and herbaceous borders with a wide variety of mature trees. Guests are invited to enjoy the array of colours and fragrances, birds and wildlife, which are continually changing throughout the year. The large lounge has wonderful views of the garden and an open fire can be enjoyed in the winter months. Features of the public rooms are the ornate cornice ceilings and unique marble fireplaces. A no smoking policy is in operation throughout the hotel, except in the Rose Room Bar and Chestnut Function Room. The Chestnut Room can comfortably seat up to 50 delegates, whilst the lounge affords complete privacy, thus allowing small meetings to be held in a luxurious atmosphere. Refreshments and food can be arranged to suit your requirements.

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Thetford is a market town and civil parish in the Breckland area of Norfolk, England. Thetford has many picturesque buildings built in the local flint stone. In recent years (since 2001) it has become home to a substantial Portuguese immigrant population. The civil parish has an area of 29.55 kmē and in the 2001 census had a population of 21588 in 8882 households. For the purposes of local government, the parish falls within the district of Breckland. In the Anglo-Saxon period, it was the home of the monarchs of East Anglia and was seat of a bishopric. Castle Hill is the highest Norman motte in England though no trace remains of the castle which once surmounted it, The mound (motte) is open to the public, and provides an excellent view of the town from its summit or the extensive earthworks. It is situated in a public park, near the Three Nuns Bridges and close to the town centre overlooking the rivers.