We drove along the Norfolk coast and stopped when we found somewhere we wanted to stay. We were greeted at the George by friendly attentive staff who showed us three different rooms from which to choose. We decided upon the most expensive which had an adjoining sitting room, spacious bathroom and views of the marshes (Room 3). We loved it! Yes, the settee was a bit old but nice and comfy. The bed was fab, with quality linen and lots of space. Bathroom was beautifully appointed - all good. Although it was sub-zero temperatures outside, we were lovely and warm and in the morning awoke to a frosty view of the marshes.

We ate a late lunch on arrival, evening meal and breakfast. All meals were lovely. Plenty of choice and prepared to a high standard. Any aspect of baking seems to be the chef's speciality as we enjoyed beautiful home baked bread, naan breads and sticky toffee pudding to die for! If you are on a low carb diet - no worries, the rest was fab too! For breakfast, my husband had the Full English, which he enjoyed and I had smoked haddock and poached eggs.

We really enjoyed our short break at this cosy hotel in a beautiful spot. I know it is very busy in Cley in the summer but certainly recommend it out of season.

We visited for lunch on New Years Day and were not expecting to get a table, but the staff were very helpful and found us a table as there were only 2 of us. There was a very warm atmosphere and good choice on the menu. I had the pork roast which was excellent and the seasonal vegetables were cooked very well. My partner had ham egg and chips were was also very tasty.
Service was quick and we enjoyed our visit, albeit only brief. Would return if I was in the area and also consider staying as it was well located in the town/village.

A great hotel with fantastic staff in a great location with beautiful views from top floor rooms. I've stayed at some of the top hotels in the world and love this hotel and have been back a few times. Need I say more? It's special every time I go, I love it.

Only had an evening meal, curry and pint night -£9.95. This include starter with poppadom and home made accompaniments. Followed by Thai Green chicken curry, my wife had cod and prawn curry noodles. Both very nice although my rice was ok but not real pilau rice I think. We both though food was good and really good value. Pint of Adnams Bombardier was good and service was good although there wasn't many others about that night.

Other items on menu looked a bit expensive but did not try any.