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Rose & Crown

Snettisham
Norfolk
United Kingdom

2 reviews

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		2 reviews to date

Old Church Road Snettisham Norfolk PE31 7LX
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01485 541382
01485 543172

http://roseandcrownsnettisham.co.uk/

About Rose & Crown

The Rose & Crown...a traditional Norfolk pub

East of England Pub of the Year 2012 - The Good Pub Guide
Norfolk Dining Pub of the Year 2012 - The Good Pub Guide

Everything you'd expect from a North Norfolk village inn - twisting passages and hidden corners, low ceilings and old beams, pamment floors and log fires, excellent beers and a relaxed, informal atmosphere. Great food, delicious wines, 16 stylish bedrooms offering outstanding bed & breakfast accommodation, sunny walled garden, children's play fort and friendly staff.

All in all one of the best places from which to explore glorious North Norfolk . .
to walk, eat, shop, read, bird watch, golf, sail and most importantly, to relax.

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Services

	Accomodation Available		Bar Meals &/or Snacks
	Beer Garden or Terrace		Car Parking
	Children's Play Area		Family Friendly
	Functions or Groups		Licensed Restaurant
	Traditional or Real Ale		Teas & Coffees

Silver Reviewer

chud

6 reviews

5 helpful votes

Female age 30-39 from Norwich, Norfolk

Review of Rose & Crown - Snettisham - Norfolk written 27 Sep 2012
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What a delightful place! Lots of charm, excellent food, welcoming staff, a great array of draught beers and locals who actually smile when a stranger comes through the door. Plenty of old oak beams you can bump your head on (not that I would suffer from that problem!)

If you're in North West Norfolk, make sure you visit the Rose and Crown, it's only about one mile off the main coast road before you get to Hunstanton.

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mousie_b

27 reviews

23 helpful votes

Female age 60+ from France & Isle of Man

Review of Rose & Crown - Snettisham - Norfolk written 17 Aug 2012
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What a difference a few years makes! I first visited "The Crown" back in 1965 when John Nott was the landlord. Then when Roger & Sheila Bridges ran it. After that it was John and Margaret Trafford, now it's a full-blown country hotel that has retained all the old beams, the quirky flagstone floors, and the sense that this is a building that deserves only the best.

The years have been kind to The Crown and a good meal and traditional ale is still available at a reasonable price. Highly recommended!

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