Cliftonville Hotel - Cromer

Cliff-top Edwardian hotel offering sea views and Grade II-listed architecture in Cromer

Rooms & Accommodation

The Cliftonville's 30 recently refurbished sea view bedrooms include Room 34 in the turret, which provides panoramic views of Cromer Beach and the pier. Each room, such as the Comfy Double or Deluxe Double, looks out over the sea front or the Victorian Cromer Pier. The turret room also has a luxury bathroom with a freestanding bath and a separate large shower.

Dining & Local Produce

The on-site restaurant serves a seasonally changing menu built around locally sourced ingredients from Norfolk suppliers, with dishes like whole plaice and sticky toffee pudding. Breakfast includes a full English and eggs royal, while dinner offers crab linguine and a selection of wines and champagne. The Cliftonville Hotel also hosts themed dining events such as murder mystery evenings and Northern Soul nights.

Location & Nearby Attractions

Sitting on the cliff top one-quarter mile from the town center and Cromer Pier, Cliftonville Cromer overlooks Cromer Beach. Nearby attractions include Sheringham Beach, Holt Country Park, and Norwich city center 23 miles away. Guests can walk to the Victorian pier for the RNLI museum, the End of the Pier show, and the beach across the road.

Pet-Friendly & Family

The Cliftonville Hotel Cromer welcomes dogs with a canine treat box, pet bowls and baskets, and access to the lounge and bar. Families have board games, scrabble, and lego in the lounge, plus a children's menu at the restaurant. Child-friendly amenities include high chairs and special diet menus, with nearby activities like Amazona Zoo and crabsticks golf.

Events & Entertainment

The Cliftonville has dedicated event spaces including the Henry Blogg room for weddings and private parties, with a dedicated events coordinator Debs. Live entertainment runs regularly with jazz nights, quiz events, and themed dinner dances like the 1920s murder mystery. The ballroom features sprung flooring and accommodates larger gatherings, while the hotel also offers flexible meeting spaces for business functions.

• Architecture: Grade II-listed Edwardian building from 1897
• Rooms: 30 sea view bedrooms with Victorian pier views
• Dining: Seasonal menu of locally sourced Norfolk produce
• Entertainment: Live jazz nights and murder mystery dinners
• Pet Policy: Dog-friendly with treats and bowls
• Location: Quarter mile from Cromer town center and pier