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Relax in 5 Star Luxury in period style while you explore the Breckland area of Norfolk. Walk in the woods, cycle in the forests, enjoy days out at Norfolk's historic Houses and Gardens. Whatever your hobby, or interests, use our Luxury Bed and Breakfast as your base. Complimentary pot of Organic Tea and homemade cakes are served on your arrival, in front of the open fire. Taking Christmas bookings now. Warm hospitality; comfortable beds with soft Organic cotton; freshly prepared, Free Range, ... MoreOrganic Breakfasts served on the sundrenched terrace in the summer. Evening Meals are served in the oak panelled Dining Room. Pre-order the Romantic Package, Red Roses, Thornton's Chocolates and rose petals; you can add to the experience by requesting our Romantic Meal for two, by candlelight in front of the open fire. A great excuse for a celebration, make that proposal or book your Honeymoon! Two of the bedrooms are Luxury Double Suites, with their own, self contained bathrooms, and are decorated and furnished in the flamboyant Victorian and Edwardian period styles. The Georgian Room is a single bedroom, has an en-suite shower room and over looks the garden. Each room has a flat screen Freeview TVDVD, WiFi broadband, iPod Docking Station Alarm clocks; complimentary Organic tea and coffee making facilities; Organic toiletries, towels, dressing gowns (and slippers) for that added luxurious experience. In the early 1900's the house belonged to a well known local author, Christopher Bush (pseudonym Michael Home) who wrote about his recollections of his childhood in the village of Great Hockham. He also wrote award winning detective novels. Your stay will be a unique and very individual experience as you soak up the history of Home Hall. Less

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