Hotels Near Stubbs Hill Farm (Waldersey Farms) in King's Lynn and West Norfolk District

I was able to book this hotel from Australia by phoning and speaking to one of the wonderful staff members. We stayed an executive room and were totally amazed when we walked into our room. It was ENORMOUS as was the bathroom. For the first time in almost 50 years of travelling to England we had allocated space for 2 suitcases plus 2 carry on bags. No crawling over a bag to get to the bed etc. In fact, no luggage anywhere but the allocated area. A lot of thought and planning has gone into the design of the room. Beautifully decorated, extremely comfortable beds and pillows, huge walk in shower, vanity unit so place to set your toiletries, two chairs with a table so we could relax without sitting on the bed. Breakfast was delicious and dinner was just amazing as were the staff. So friendly. This is an absolute gem of a hotel.

The hotel is next to the carousel, you need to be patient to find it, the parking lot is quite big; the service staff are very enthusiastic; the breakfast is okay; the Internet is not very good, remember to ask the waiter for a password, if you don't have a password, you can connect, but you can't use it

Very warm welcome, the gentleman on the desk has great customer service. Cosy double room was amazing. Plenty of space. Was a strong smell coming from the sink after everytime it was used. Toilet seat was wonky and held on at top with 2 screws. These were our only downfall

The correct postcode was in the satnav for mYminiBreak, yet it was still tricky to find! On the approach to the site and as you crest a small hill in the road, your eyes are immediately drawn to the right, where a big and vibrant sign is tied to a fence advertising holiday caravans. Pretty soon after passing this sign you realise you’ve driven too far, so you turn around and quite easily drive past the mYminiBreak site again. After turning around a second time and driving to the postcode, you might notice the mYminiBreak sign if you’re lucky. It is set back and behind another building and hard to spot from the approach! Parking and following signs on foot to the site office, I came upon a handwritten scrawl on a gate marked private. Loudly calling ‘hello’, Nigel pops his head out from behind a computer in a room to my immediate left, I thought this was just a storage room full of old and dusty computers, but apparently it was functioning as a reception area. NOT WELCOMING AT ALL AND CERTAINLY NOT A GOOD FIRST IMPRESSION! To make matters worse, my elderly mother had to use the broken breeze blocks to step up and gain access to the office. It was at this point my mother was having doubts about staying here at all. Nigel checked us in to our two stables/cabins and showed us around. Perfectly fine, but when he asked who we booked with and I told him *******, he pulled a face a face and said, ‘that’s unusual’, as if we were some form of lesser customer because we had used a genuine site where the accommodation is advertised. This is when I thought about telling Nigel to forget it and we’d find somewhere else to stay! The two rooms we were sleeping in were as advertised and in as perfect an order as you would expect, but over the next couple of days this appeared not to be the case! When it went dark it appeared the lighting in my room, ‘Pebbles’, was insufficient and poor, with the room not having a main light on the ceiling. The veranda outside hosted a table and two chairs for each of the four rooms, which is a great little touch, but not when the veranda isn’t covered from the rain, the cushions get wet and have then become mouldy! Furthermore there are wooden planters outside the cabins on the veranda. They had not been maintained, so what could have been an attractive addition to the cottages, was just an eyesore of plants in their plastic garden centre pots placed in the wooden surround. Simialrly, the hanging baskets had been planted in a slap dash manner and still contained the tags in them. In general this summed up the unkempt and lazily maintained holiday lets, as well as camping and glamping site, that is suffering from a serious lack of love! I noticed my bedside lamp had a crack in it and moved it to get a better look, that’s when it fell apart in my hand! The broken shards of China would be very dangerous if it was night time and you were barefoot, a perfectly reasonable thing to be while in bed and the broken shards ended up on t