Enjoy a festive season with a bang this year, take a short break in one of the hotels in Norwich and be part of the switch on of the city lights and Christmas festival in Norwich.
Hotels in Norwich are a great base for a Christmas shopping trip and a two night stay wont break the bank. With many good value bars and restaurants to choose from.
Norwich Christmas will be a series of festive events held in and around Norwich this Christmas.
Norwich City council will release a full events program shortly. You can choose from a great selection of hotels in Norwich for your stay.
Hotels in Norwich are often located in period buildings and provide an intimate level of service with fewer rooms. Which means you have a more personal level of service so that the staff and guests have the opportunity to build up a good rapport quickly.
With all the great shopping in Norwich to have a hotel close by means you do not have carry bags of newly purchased presents very far. Taxi access is very easy to and from both of the Malls in Norwich.
A full Hackney carriage service is available from the heart of the city on guild Hall Hill just opposite the City Hall. Which means you can shop in the Norwich lanes a collection of boutique and unique retail outlets, cafes and bars and find your way back to the hotel very easily.
For Hackney carriage rides in Norwich expect to pay £5 – £7 per trip depending on where you hotel is located. The Hotels just past the Old Victorian Hospital in the leafy suburbs are only a few minutes drive away.
The most modern of the Malls is Chapelfield at just 5 years old this retail cathedral was built on the site of the old Nestle chocolate factory. The new mall is home to major high Street brands and large stores. You can find many places to eat. The layout of the mall provides quick pedestrian access across the city centre from the Millennium plain to Chapelfield Gardens and St Stephens Street.
Castle Mall is an ingenious addition to the cities architecture being built in the mound of the 900 year old castle. The upper layer has been turned into a public garden with access across the original castle moat. The retail levels are all built into the ground. So that the layout did not disrupt the aesthetic of the surrounding city. With a full glass roof to allow natural light into the main area, it is well worth a visit.
In the central city between the two malls you can find the Victorian promenade Gentleman’s walk and the art decco delight of the Royal arcade. This area is opposite the Market place and city hall. To the side are the Norwich Lanes which are lit up and brightly decorated for the holiday season.
Room rates for Hotels in Norwich will vary from budget at £30 pp per night to full suites iin some of the best city locations from £250 per night.
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