The morning light filters softly through Norwich's medieval lanes, and here at Delaware B&B you're tucked into the city's gentler edge — close enough to hear the cathedral bells, far enough to sleep soundly.
This is one for couples exploring the Broads, solo travelers walking the Wherryman's Way, or anyone wanting a proper bed after days under canvas — the camping pod offers that middle ground between tent and room, while the guest house delivers full B&B comfort. Dogs are welcome by arrangement, so worth asking ahead if you're traveling with four-legged company. Norwich's independent cafés, market, and museums are all within easy reach, making this a solid base for a city break with a slower pace.
Facilities aren't spelled out in detail, so do check what's included when you book. Campfires are a possibility but you'll need to ask on arrival — not guaranteed, but sometimes allowed depending on pitch and season. Open year-round, it's the sort of place that works for a February city escape as well as a summer stopover, low-key and adaptable rather than showily rural.