Angie and Mark look forward to welcoming you to their 4 star Gold Award Guest House, we offer 1st class accommodation and serve memorable breakfasts.
Now in our 10th year at Peacock House.
Our home is conveniently situated just two minutes from the seafront and the town centre, although we offer a quite and peaceful break.
The ideal place to stay and explore.
Why not book a short break and see for yourself,
Try our homemade cakes, bread and rolls.
Our guests just keep returning,
Visit our web site to see what guests say about us !
Peacock House was originally built in 1902 and has been fully refurbished, many original features still remain. Including high ceilings ornate cornice,fireplaces,banisters and wooden doors.
With the benefit of central heating.
A quiet and peaceful stay awaits you all year round.
New for 2010,we have installed Solar energy.
We operate a strict indoor no smoking policy.
We regret we can not accommodate pets!
Children over 8 years although we do not have any family rooms.
Rooms are available from 4 pm on the day of arrival other times by arrangement
On the morning of departure we ask if you can vacate the room by 10.30am.
Guests are allowed all day access to their rooms throughout their stay.
Tariff
Please Telephone to check for availability and to book.
Single night supplement may apply
A Non refundable deposit is required to secure your booking
Prices from £ 30.00 per person
Mid week, Christmas and New Year breaks available -phone for details
Packed Lunches are available
All rooms enjoy a sea view.
Bedrooms have attractive co-ordinated fabrics and colours with en-suite facilities,
Egyptian Cotton Bedding.
Flat screen TV with Freeview and DVD, WiFi, radio alarm clock, shaver point, hair dryer,robes,tea tray and lots more special touches.
An added bonus is the residents fridge which is stocked with fresh milk and bottled water, ice cubes etc.
Make your choice from our comprehensive breakfast menu
Special diets and packed lunches also available by prior arrangement
HUNSTANTON
A small seaside town, established just over 150 years ago Once discovered, often revisited!
When you visit our unique east coast resort, you really can experience wonderful sunsets over the sea to the West!
There are miles of wide sandy beaches, rock pools,
striking white, red and brown striped cliffs with sand dunes and marshes beyond, set in an area of outstanding natural beauty.
* Hunstanton is ideal for traditional seaside holidays, with its sands, promenade, green, bandstand and gardens.
The many facilities include the Oasis leisure centre, bowling greens, tennis courts, pitch and putt, Aquarium and fair.
You can take a boat to Seal Island and along the coast to view the unique cliffs and Old Lighthouse from the sea.
* Windsurfing, sailing, water skiing and power boating
are popular with some visitors, while others enjoy
swimming, bowls, tennis, or golf. Hunstanton Golf Club has an 18 hole championship links course. Brancaster and King's Lynn courses are nearby too.
* For those wishing to eat out there are numerous cafes,
restaurants, bars and takeaways in the town. A little further afield in the pretty Norfolk villages there are other eating places and watering holes to find.
Fresh local sea fish can be found with good real ales!
* The marshes and wide open beaches towards Old Hunstanton and Holme-next-sea provide wonderful walks, as do The Peddars Way, Coastal Footpath and Ringstead Common.
* Bird watchers find the area a paradise. Spring and autumn provide much added interest. This most easterly part of the coast line is a landfall for many interesting and often rare migrating species. Titchwell, Snettisham, Ringstead Downs and Holme reserves are all close by. The local cliff top is excellent for sea watching.
*Hunstanton is an ideal base for touring and exploring
Royal Norfolk. The Queen's residence at Sandringham, set in its gardens and wooded country park ideal for picnics is nearby. The Royal estate hosts the Sandringham flower show last Wednesday in July also Horse trials and Craft Fairs.
* There are many other interesting places to visit including Norfolk Lavender at Heacham, Holkham Hall, Houghton Hall, Caithness Glass, Historic King's Lynn, Fakenham Racecourse, Castle Rising and Burnham Thorpe which is Lord Nelson's birthplace.
