Hotel a Corpusty

“We had a great two night stay at The Wheatsheaf in West Beckham. A quiet, clean and very comfortable room. Lots of tea, coffee and hot chocolate to choose from. The cooked breakfast was amazing - plenty of choice and all freshly cooked for you. We also ate at the pub in the evening, which we thoroughly enjoyed. Loved the cocktails. Check in was easy. The staff were really lovely and could not have be more friendly, welcoming or attentive. ”

“Such an amazing place a unique place to fully enjoy the surroundings and they are beautiful The staff are very helpful and lovely and the facilities are great”

“Everything was lovely. Comfortable bed . Lovely view over one of the Lakes . Peaceful and quiet. Hosts were very helpful and welcoming. Will definitely return. ”

“Beautiful all round. Lovely breakfast”

“This is our second visit to the hotel. Last year we stayed in the 2 bedroom cottage. This time, we stayed in the 3 bedroom cottage, it was stunning, especially the modern bathroom with lovely quality toiletries. Both the breakfast & dinner were delicious. We enjoyed being able to choose a cooked breakfast from their varied selection. Would highly recommend. ”

“The room was very clean and tidy. On the booking it didn't say there breakfast, but when I got into the room there was a lovely breakfast bag. The car park was small but was adequate. I would recommend it to anyone who would like to stay there. Also the staff were very helpful ”

“What a lovely surprise, everything as described super friendly, attentive staff, beautiful room. The attention to detail exceptional. The conservatory a triumph, in fact the whole expe1rience was amazing. We'll definitely be back”

“Lovely stay, quiet location, friendly and kind staff and all you needed in a lovely room. Delicious breakfast. ”

“Excellent service staff made you feel very welcome Room was lovely food excellent ”

“Lovely position by the river & close to all local amenities. Staff friendly & welcoming.”

“Wonderful stay as always. Perfect hosts, great location and lovely accommodation. Will always stay here when we're in Norwich.”

“Friendly staff, clean rooms and good food”

“Beyond exceptional. Everything was just perfect. The staff were friendly and helpful, the room inviting and cosy and the breakfast freshly cooked and tasty. Highly Recommended.”

“Stayed over Easter. Staff are brilliant, very helpful and attentive and friendly. Menu for breakfast and dinner was lovely and great value for money. The rooms are simply decorated, clean maybe slightly small but appreciate it is a very old building. The bed was very comfortable and room was nice and warm too. Hairdryer may have been useful in the rooms. Soap and shampoo available and TV worked perfectly and good WiFi. Location is brilliant with lovely riverside location and great for using as...

“Really great, absolutely spotless room. Lovely shower. As some of the other reviews suggest, it could do with some hooks for coats and bath towels, and maybe a shelf for toiletries in the shower. ”

“Property looks dated and in need of a modern upgrade. The hotel t is clean anc the staff was exceptionally good and helpful The location is great - near the Train Station and good restaurants. The breakfast was good and plentiful.”

“top quality breakfast, good sized room, nice and quiet, friendly staff. ”

“Fantastic break away and would recommend to friends and family. One barman was rude but the rest of the staff were excellent and very friendly. Couldn’t fault breakfast for choice quality or service. Look forward to staying here again soon”

“What a lovely stay, we stayed in the print room which was the perfect size, very homely and welcoming, overlooking the market square. Communication with The Dial House Team was via WhatsApp, they responded straight away and were always happy to help. The location is perfect being 30 minutes drive from some great sights. Breakfast was lovely, huge croissants. Honestly can’t fault anything. I’d definitely recommend and would love to stay again, I want to try one of the other rooms as they’re all...