Introduction
Congham Hall, is an elegant Georgian manor that has retained the feel of a fine country house where you've been invited to stay as a treasured guest of the family; it is only a few miles from Sandringham, the royal family's favourite residence outside London. Set in gracious parkland, orchards and beautiful gardens, the hotel is renowned for its awe-inspiring Herb Garden with over 700 varieties of herbs, that's also a genuine working kitchen garden.
Accommodation
There are just 14 bedrooms at Congham Hall and all are individually decorated to the very highest standards, with luxurious drapes, comfortable beds and elegant furniture. The décor is fresh and English, with warm neutrals and traditional floral prints in keeping with the period character of the rooms. Small touches such as crisp, finest quality linen, the softest of bath robes and pot pourri using flowers and herbs from our own gardens help promote a most comfortable and rewarding stay.
Leisure Activities
You'll enjoy the countryside more in a weekend at Congham Hall than you will in a month elsewhere. Norfolk’s big skies and spectacular sunsets beckon as does some of the most beautiful coastline in Britain. Also, Sandringham House and Estate are close by and Norfolk Lavender and Fakenham Races are a short drive away.
Location & Directions
Spectacular coastline, some of the best bird watching in the UK, and a wealth of stately homes and landed estates - these are just some of the attractions offered by Congham Hall. The Queen's royal estate at Sandringham, Holkham Hall with its pine-fringed shoreline, and Houghton Hall, built by Sir Robert Walpole, are all nearby. Visit too the delightful market town of Burnham Market and Nelson's birthplace nearby.
By car Congham Hall is located off the A148 6 miles south-east of King's Lynn and 100 miles from London.
By train 110 minutes from London King's Cross to King's Lynn.
By air 45 minutes from Norwich Airport, 125 miles from London Heathrow, 155 miles from London Gatwick. Heli-pad on site.Visit Congham Hall's official website »
