The Manor Hotel in North Norfolk

Quality : Low. Price : High. Pie of the day "Chicken and Leek" turned out to be Steak and Kidney which was indistinguishable as it had been reheated more than once. The mussels were OK ! Offered (one) free coffee as a 'sorry'. Will not be back.

This is a very nice hotel which, in my view, is ruined by its policy of being “ dog friendly.” The rooms are nicely furnished , the food is good, the location is superb but there are lots of dogs everywhere except the restaurant. Why do dog lovers expect the rest of us o love their slobbering pets? Most of the staff were lovely but one barman ruined an overpriced g ‘n t by pouring a whole bottle of tonic into the gin.

We tried to telephone the hotel to make a booking for a late Sunday lunch in the bar, for around 5.30pm, after 3 attempts to phone with no reply, it was late afternoon so we decided to visit the bar anyway. We were told in no uncertain terms that we couldn't be fitted in the bar as every table was booked, although the bar was empty. There was no suggestion of finding a table for us that wasn't booked until around 7ish so we could have a roast and then vacate the table by this time, this would've been perfectly acceptable, staff were very unhelpful, and the barman actually said to us that unless we were staying at the hotel there would not be a table for us. Local people are obviously not welcome at this establishment and we were made to feel unwelcome in asking for a table in the first place! We were planning to bring our family for an evening meal to the Manor, we will now be looking for an alternative establishment where locals are made to feel welcome.

We stayed for 3 nights at this excellent hotel at the beginning of September. The food was really delicious, the room was clean, the bed was so comfortable with amazing pillows and the staff were very helpful and always cheerful and willing to help. We’ll certainly be back.

Two couple, stayed three nights for a Birthday celebration. Staff were without exception brilliant. Food was very good, the hotel has recently had a makeover and is very smart. We had The Mulberry Suite, a shared lounge between our two rooms. The rooms were on the small side and our room had what I can only describe as a broom cupboard under the eaves but purported to be a wardrobe... Apart from that, a great few days.

Waste of time asking for a coffee before 12 the same bloke always says they are to busy but he is always standing doing nothing and there is a sign at the front of hotel that says morning coffee

Very enjoyable dinner made all the better by some fantastic and friendly service. Our croquette and squid starters delicious as were the burgers and fish and chip mains. Sadly none of the deserts really appealed but we were pretty full by then!

Imagine overlooking the famous Blakeney marshes from the bar of the Blakeney Manor Hotel, preparing to tuck into your monkfish and samphire dinner, to hear the loud slurping of the dog belonging to the table next to you, eating it’s dinner. Gross. I almost left there and then. I get that the hotel is targeting the dog owners who frequent the area, but it needs to be more transparent about the fact that it is doing that to the detriment of anyone with basic expectations of customer service standards. The hotel mixes this strangely ‘relaxed’ approach to matters canine with an incongruously officious vibe. Service ranges from pinched to outright hostile. There was one member of staff who was helpful and friendly, for which, thank you. But I would urge anyone with a balanced approach to life to think twice about coming here - to eat, at least.

Lovely food as always. A tasty fish dish, pies and you desserts all in a comfortable setting. Our only negative was that the service although friendly was rather slow even though there weren't many tables occupied.

For a start it wasn’t till I had ordered the meal I found out that they did not except cash. Staff were friendly and efficient. The meal was o.k. but i was aware of a tang of cooking oil that perhaps was not fresh.

Sunday afternoon outing with family. Welcomed on arrival. Service very good. Excellent range of choices on menu. Fish and chips were delicious. All food well presented Price at top of range we are prepared to pay.

A beautiful hotel with some great staff let down by an inadequate chef The menu itself is amazing which is why we booked. However the chef was short on seasoning, mains were Luke warm and pigeon and duck over cooked and dry. Went away feeling very disappointed I’d also agree with previous reviews that the no cash policy is ridiculous and lazy.

The meal started very well with delicious starters and a nice wine, served in pleasant surroundings. But after a wait of 45 minutes we were told the order for our main courses had not gone through to the kitchen. All 4 of us had ordered halibut. It looked as if 2 small portions had been divided between 4 plates. The fish was served with a large quantity of clams and samphire on top of a small mound of potatoes. Everything apart from the fish was swimming in a lake of what looked and tasted like dishwater. As a dish costing £29.95 it was completely unacceptable. With an agreed 25% reduction in the bill we still paid £145 for a very poor experience. We cancelled the table we had booked for another evening and will not be back.

The hotel looks good on the outside. A good car park and an outdoor seating area where dogs are welcome. No service outside, you have to find the bar to order drinks and then take a menu back outside to decide on food then return to the bar to order food, eventually once the staff can be bothered with you. Dishes from previous table users were left and only removed by asking staff who were walking by empty-handed and ignoring them. The food arrived and was very poor. Eggs Benedict with the egg undercooked and the bacon poor quality and not fully cooked. The Thai pancakes were small but tasty. The squid was straight from the freezer coated in batter. Best was the broccoli and peas at £4 for a small dish. Add two glasses of wine and two pints of low-alcohol beer and the bill was close to £70. I spoke to the restaurant manager, once he could draw his eyes away from a screen. He was rudely uninterested in what I was saying and gave me a sarcastic 'goodbye'. No return trip is planned.

Very uninspiring ploughman’s. No more than £1.50 to put together. Needs a bit more imagination. Two pieces of cheese, pickle pickled walnut and two slices of toast. Could have done with butter, tomatoes and apple, not just a few lettuce leaf’s.

OK but they refuse cash since taken over by new owners. I will not go there again. Very nice apart from that. Support GBNEWS "Don't Kill Cash" petition.

Oh dear, my wife had the catch of the day. The most inadequate piece of cod we have ever seen. As I told the totally disinterested waiter who thought that reducing the bill by the price of a gass of prosecco was adequate recompense, we will never eat here again.

We stayed a couple of night in a very spacious eyrie suite at the top of the recently refurbished hotel with far reaching views. Apart from the kitchen extractor turbofan which, for some inexplicable reason, kept going all night everything was first class, so good the fan is forgiven!

Stayed for 2 nights at The Manor Coastal Hotel and Inn and we were not disappointed. The rooms have been beautifully renovated are spacious and have large comfortable beds and great modern bathrooms. All the staff are extremely polite, pleasant and very helpful. Both breakfast and evening meal were very good with generous portions. We will definitely visit again.

Fabulous a few problems with heating and door locks however it is an amazing place staff brilliant food amazing

Myself and partner, stayed for 2 nights, End May bank holiday. Lovely hotel, lovely rooms, great location for exploring the North Norfolk coast. Great breakfast. Friendly staff. Great service in the restaurant. Great Sunday lunch. Would recommend. Would come back too. Thank you all.

Stayed two nights in Room 305. Excellent spacious room with very nice large bathroom. The hotel has been modernised to a high standard. Breakfast was absolutely excellent, bar efficient and dinner of a high quality. The staff were friendly and very efficient. A very nice stay.

Sunday lunch was excellent. Everything was freshly cooked. We has Sirloin of Beef and Lamb and they were full of flavour and unbelievably tender. Yorkshire puddings and the gravy were spot on too. Not to be missed. Can’t wait to come back and visit again.

We recently stayed for 2 nights at the newly refurbished Manor Hotel and enjoyed our short break in Blakeney. The hotel has been refurbished to a very high standard with beautiful furnishings and fabrics, furniture, bathrooms, cushions, pictures etc and the place looks wonderful. The staff were still finding their feet a little, and seemed to lack guidance. Service was haphazard and a little lacking but the overall experience was lovely. highlights included cokmplimentary tea and coffee in the bar on arrival whilst the receptionist checked to see if our room was ready; Tiptree shortbread, handmade chocolates, Teapig teas, Nespresso machine and sleep spray on the pillow in both rooms. Dogs allowed (not in restaurant but we ate in the bar) and welcomed, lovely breakfast menu, all freshly cooked, well stocked bar and dinner menu. lovely position overlooking the harbour at Blakeney with lots of ourdoor furiture to enjoy the sunshine.

Visited for the first time since the change of ownership. The refurbishment is lovely and has maintained the comfort and character of the hotel . We visited for a light lunch and were a little disappointed there were now no sandwich options on the menu . The service was excellent and we will be back , but not as frequently unless we want a main meal or only coffee and cake .

Me and my partner booked in for a lunchtime meal at this hotel, we arrived at 1:50pm at the end of lunch but we got our order in with time to spare over the phone before we arrived. I ordered the burger off the menu which sounded nice but when it arrived it was over cooked, practically burnt. I was unable to send the burger back as the kitchen had now shut, the food felt very rushed so they could close the kitchen in time, which I feel was unacceptable! We also were kept waiting a long time for any drinks we ordered even though we were only one of two tables in the restaurant, only receiving these drinks after reminding the members of staff that we had ordered. All of this is very disappointing as the burger itself was £18 and the whole meal for me and my partner came to over £100. To conclude, unless they improve their standards I will not be returning as it felt like a waste of our money.

The quaint, peaceful courtyard was an excellent place to dine The battered haddock was fresh and very good quality The staff were helpful and friendly Will return next time I'm in the area

A good choice of dishes. Ordering at the bar a bit chaotic but the food came promptly. Delicious crab salad and fish and chips.

We only called in for a drink but had a great hour (or two) in the bar. The resident barman, Lars, is brilliant, we will not go to Blakeney without calling in.

We went to Blakeney Manor Hotel for Sunday lunch and thoroughly enjoyed it. There was a good menu plus the Sunday roasts and specials. The staff were welcoming and friendly and service very quick. The restaurant had views over marshes and was well spaced out...

Totally recommend the well cooked and well presented food at Blakeney Manor! The Chef certainly knows his craft, as I've enjoyed beautifully cooked locally sourced fish and seafood here, plus tasty homemade terrine and soup and delicious Sunday lunches!

Went there during the last week, food was amazing, had a grilled skate wing, absolutely fantastic and a burger, which was steak and also fabulous! Not cheap, but you get what you pay for! Restaurant filled up as we sat there and one chap came...

We called in here for lunch on a recent trip to Blakeney. This was our first meal out in 18 months! The staff were lovely, the courtyard seating area was beautiful and the food was delicious. Although it was very busy we did not have...

Staff amazingly friendly, very relaxed atmosphere. Courtyard area great to get out of the wind and still get some sun.

A super dinner, bed and breakfast stay on a Saturday afternoon into Sunday morning. Food is terrific - in particular the traditional full English breakfast. Rooms are clean and comfortable with a homely feel. Hotel is well laid out with lovely outside courtyard areas and...

Believe the reviews - staff extremely rude No atmosphere. Fusty, old and very dirty. Used to be a charming peaceful place and to be fair the garden is still lovely in the summer but staff are very rude and food has gone really downhill. You...

We stayed on a Friday evening and had dinner there and then breakfast the following morning. We found that the bed was uncomfortable. We found the service in general could be a little brisk rather than friendly. A door to the outside was left open...

Spent a night here and elected to dine there which was a good choice. There was a bar menu and restaurant menu. I had the Pan Fried Cod which came with leek fondue and sautéed new potato and crayfish and parsley creamed butter which was...

Cannot speak highly enough of this wonderful hotel . Have stayed many times & always enjoy our stay . Excellent food beautifully presented & such lovely staff who are all a real credit to The Manor Hotel . Nothing is ever too much trouble &...

Very pretty with a cottage feel the room was comfortable and plenty big enough for me and my dog. The staff were very friendly and accommodating they worked very hard to meet guests requests even during COVID19 all areas had hand sanitisers and masks were...

Brief encounter due to rude receptionist: Popped in with family and baby of a bubble of 6 however were firmly told by the receptionist that we were NOT allowed to even sit as a 4 and a 2. She even went to say a rude...

As the restaurant is open at lunchtimes only for non-residents currently, we thought we would book for a long-awaited post-lockdown Sunday lunch. We could choose our table in the bar area, or outside (lots of space to choose from), and we got one with lovely...

Visited here with family for lunch, very clean and well thought out for social distancing, masks to be worn inside, sanitizers around, well presented meals, average value for money.

good selection of rooms available at very reasonable rates. Our room was warm and clean and unexpectedly large. Plenty of car parking space. Very comprehensive breakfast with attentive service. Spacious lounge area and bar.

First time visiting Blakeney, needed somewhere to stay and wasn't disappointed. Quaint and quirky is how I would describe it. (Especially the ladies toilets)Our suite was clean and tidy. The staff are very welcoming and friendly and the food I cant complain about either, tasty generous portions.Will definitely be going back.

Having stayed & eaten here years ago we thought we would give it a another try when renting a cottage in Blakeney last week. Four of us chose from the bar menu & we enjoyed it so much we called again the following evening. Recommendations are:- Lamb shank, calves liver, rack of ribs, lamb casserole,hunters chicken all with plenty of good fresh veg & mash or chips. All delicious, clean plates all round. Good service & good beer too.Full marks!!

The food and atmosphere are worth the visit. The price is good and the portions BIG. The children enjoyed a wide selection to choose from. A great bid with us.

Visited for a few drinks and bite to eat...it tuned into a very quick drink and then left. The place can only be described as a care home...with unusual decor in rooms and cobbled together furnishings. The menus on the tables were food stained and the glasses were possibly centuries old! It could he a gold mine with some money spent on it!

A little like stepping back in time. A little dated but personally I think in a fantastic way. Clean and tidy and very welcoming. The food was gorgeous, would highly recommend the steak dish and stir fry dish. Also dog friendly 🐶

Recently I took my very elderly dad for a day out - he loves the Norfolk Coast - and having popped in a few weeks earlier I decided to take him for lunch at the Manor in Blakeney. The premises are all more of less on one level with good parking on site, which made it was an ideal spot for someone of limited mobility and with its view out over the salt marshes, it is a great place for a spot of lunch.We ate in the bar. The service was excellent - the staff friendly and couldn't have been more helpful. There were a nice selection of specials on the board as well as a good core menu. I had the crab salad with new potatoes from the specials' board and my dad had the scampi and chips from the main menu. Everything that was was meant to be hot was piping hot and very tasty - the crab was fabulous - and my dad, whose appetite has been a bit off, polished off everything except for the salad garnish!We were both impressed by the friendly attitude of the staff.

Having stayed in Blakeney & needed a dog friendly place to eat the Manor didn’t disappoint The food is basic but well cooked & great value.Had a couple of meals here & service was quick food tasty,the views whilst sitting outside are nice & if you can get a table in the window the views of the sunset are greatAll the staff were really friendly would recommend

Well below acceptable standards, decorated like something from the early 70's, boring magnolia walls, cracked ceilings, flush doors which didn't close properly.Bathroom was a total joke....as you entered you were faced with a toilet above which was a badly chipped glass shelf stocked with 4 "shower gels" and two soaps. The bath/shower was at the other end of the room about 8ft away, the basin was half way between the bathe and the door, both were ideally situated for the shelf above the toilet I'm sure you will agree!! The shower only stayed hot if you were prepared to have a "kneel down" shower because if you stood upright the water didn't stay hot above the height of your thigh due to lack of pressure. The people in the room abutting our room were not at all noisy but we could hear every thing they did in their bathroom to the point that if they moved in the metal bath we could hear them make the bath squeak, we could hear when they turned the tap on, flushed the toilet etc. The room was positioned beside a road, neither of the windows, which were on the road side of the room, were double glazed so traffic noise was disturbing. The paint was flaking badly from the front door and generally the room was well below standards expected today. Our stay was not worth what we paid and we wouldn't stay there again or recommend it to anyone. Very disappointing. Breakfast was acceptable.

Dined here with no particular expectations and were very pleased with the relaxed atmosphere, classic food done very well, and value for money. In better weather the view would have been lovely too.

where better to have an informal drink or food, lovely views, reasobable quality and cost we usually fo a sevral times when we visit

We visited here on the off chance during our recent short break, and I am glad we did. From the moment we walked in we were made to feel welcome. We were not staying here but that was not a problem as its open to non residents. The bar staff simply made us feel welcome asked us where we wanted to sit and explained how things were set up. We only wanted a bar meal but i belive the resaturant also does a la carte if wanted. But belive me for quality and value we were very impressed, ended up having 3 courses each but that was out of sheer greed on my part as I had the rack of BBQ spare ribs for main which was enough to appease the largest of appitites. The service was prompt without being rushed, food very good with plenty of choice, and with beer and wine came to under £65 which for the amount we had was brilliant. Coffee was served on a help yourself basis,all in all it is was a pleasent surprise and we will definatly return. It is always nice to find older places who seem to do things the correct way without being over the top. I get the feeling that the people who stay here come back on a regular basis and i can see why.

We visited for a late Sunday lunch on the Bank Holiday weekend before driving to nearby Marston Quay for a seal trip. We did not book ahead but were shown a table in the bar area where we selected a lamb casserole, a vegetable lasagne and two substantial sandwich selections. The restaurant/hotel overlooks the quay/salt marsh at Blakeney and also has attractive gardens. The style is a bit old fashioned but this gives it some charm. The food was good.

We ended up here after a long late morning Sunday stroll and what a lovely place to find ourselves.

Stayed for a night recently . Very quiet and in middle of nowhere which is quite nice other than the bird watchers ! It is more for older people and we spoke to some people who come back year after year and thoroughly love it . Food was got for us quick and well done chef and team , you did a great job . Staff friendly and helpful too . Rooms are ok , do what they say on the tin but fairly basic . Walls are very thin so be warned . We were next to a guy who was either deaf or talking to someone that was deaf until extremely late which doesn’t help if a light sleeper .

We had bar menu mains of Steak & Kidney Pudding plus a Seabass, and both were full of flavour. We were able to choose a table anywhere in the bar area, which was lively with pre-dinner drinkers staying at the hotel.

Long weekend break, what a lovely time we had. Very friendly efficient staff. Extremely comfortable bed. Room was good, but not keen on chairs. Lashings of hot water. Food was lovely, we ate in bar as we had our dog with us, who was made most welcome by everyone. Bar menu was v good with specials too. Obviously aimed at the older clientele, which was fine for us sixty somethings!! Great walks from hotel, Blakeney has lovely quay area too. All in all excellent weekend. Only downside was lack of croissants and scrambled eggs with smoked salmon at breakfast.

Firs time we have had a meal here were very surprised how good the food was. Very friendly staff good service and good size portions . A nice place to eat .

Very welcoming to our large family. Lovely relaxed atmosphere. Very Friendly staff. Lovely food and dog friendly. Will definitely be visiting again

I, like most people now-a-days, am always on the look out for a gastro pub or boutique hotel with lots of Farrow and Ball paint, so I wasn’t rushing to this hotel... It looked a bit traditional for me, being a trendy urbanite. But over a weeks stay in Blakeney, it’s the place we have been most often. No other place has the same view of the amazing sunsets you get and it’s a really lovely place to hang out. All the staff I spoke with were really nice, better than your average. The menu in the bar is gloriously trad. Yes, they do do a good old fashioned Prawn Cocktail! We had a vegi burger, a curry, a huge lasagne and a chicken in blue cheese sauce and all were delicious. The chips we’re the best we’ve had in a week in Norfolk. Not exotic and not blow-your-mind, just lovely. It has a really great feel about the place. I wish they did chicken in a basket that would have topped it off, though they do another 70’s fav; profiteroles! Hooray!

The Manor is a typical country hotel with a god bar and restaurant for casual visitors. Old world atmosphere and very good service. A wide menu of very well prepared food that has all the usual meals, steaks, fish, meat puddings (enormous) etc. Well worth a visit.

Stayed for a couple of nights travelling solo, great well appointed room and every meal a true winner, I will definitely be back again

We ate in the bar area - food was really very good - my friend had an excellent meaty plaice, and I had confit of duck in a cherry sauce (divine!). Great wines on offer, followed by a generous cheese board. And the service offered by the girls on duty was excellent (can't remember names - one was Roz I believe ... and hopefully good reviews get posted on the staff notice board!!).

We had walked from Salthouse (just over 7 miles) and so went in for lunch. Good ale and food. I have the confit de carnard which can be a bit dry, but this wasn't and was cooked to perfection. The accompaniments of red cabbage and red wine gravy really made it. My wife had the loin of pork which she also declared to be good. All at a reasonable price for the location,.

The hotel is very dated - food ordered and arrived very quickly which slightly worried us as several of our dishes would have taken longer time to cook if prepared from fresh.

Excellent, piping hot food, with a good choice. Fish for breakfast as well,if required. A huge kipper or haddock fillet. Twice the size of what you would normally expect, and delicious..

Had a very nice beer and sandwich lunch here in relaxed surroundings with good service. I would recommend this establishment to anyone

We have lunched here several times a year over the last 12 or so years. It was always good, but after a storm a few years ago when flooding caused damage, it took some time to recover.

Stopped in by chance and enjoyed a lovely lunch. Staff were friendly and service was fairly quick. Boxing Day menu was limited, but the food was excellent. Will stop in again!

Stayed for a 2 night break with evening meal, and it was excellent as usual. Staff very friendly and helpful and nothing too much trouble for them. Food excellent as it always is when we come and stay here. The dog was made to feel welcome and not just tolerated as in some hotels. All in all another very relaxing stay at a lovely hotel in wonderful surroundings, with excellent food and very friendly staff.

My parents and I stopped for lunch this week.

Visited Friday lunchtime after a good long walk. Both ourselves as well as our dog got a lovely friendly welcome. We have been before and it’s always the same. Friendly, warm, welcoming, great helpful staff, delicious fresh food. I had mushroom and leek tart which was amazing. It’s nice to have a vegetarian option that doesn’t have goats cheese which I hate.

Viewing the hotel from outside, we thought we would be able to obtain a good meal here, we were all hungry. We were told where to sit by a staff member and left for fifteen minutes.The hotel restaurant was not busy When we asked, politely, if we had been forgotten, we were informed that we should have collected a menu when we came in! My husband obtained some menus. I couldn't see anything listed that appealed to me; I did not feel inclined to discuss options. We had a pot of tea, which was satisfactory, and ate elsewhere. The environment was clean.

Decided to have dinner here rather than where we were staying. Whilst the diningroom we were told was fully booked we were happy to eat in the bar lounge area.

Nice hotel situated in the village centre, ate here twice. Sunday lunch was lovely served to us in their conservatory which also allowed dogs. Nice cider. The hotel is opposite the duck pond where we spent hours.

Yes, maybe a little old fashioned, as pointed out by several reviews, but this appeals to many. Fantastic location & great value for money, particularly on the DBB tariff. Staff are always helpful & friendly. Looking forward as always to our next stay which is this October. The hotel has a bit of everything; good value rooms, some with views, a large bar & lounge area with a varied menu, both bar & restaurant, the al a carte changed daily. This hotel rivals the others easily. We always look forward to coming back. As I've said before, the best value & friendliest hotel in the village. This is Blakeney & great value. Very popular with dog owners & walkers & the hotel doesn't allow under 14s to stay, so there are (unlike other places) no unsupervised children running around late at night. A lovely patio\garden frontage to enjoy the marsh views & also a large garden off the conservatory. A nice garden is at the back for the bungalow rooms to enjoy. Ample parking in the courtyard & at the front. The hotel also has a webcam so you can view the latest weather\marsh view. Stay at the Manor-it's great.

we stayed at the hotel for three nights. The evening meal menu was was changed for each evening. There was an excellent choice of menu. The food was beautifully presented. The restaurant had wonderful views over the Estuary. The service in the restaurant was a little slow at times.

Rude staff who do not regard customer service. Very tired on the inside although great location. Food was good.

We popped in to see what the hotel was like and if we would like to eat there. It is pretty average, the food menu didn't grab us and the place had the atmosphere of a care home. Plus, the drinks were much more expensive that the White Horse, which is a far superior place to eat and drink.

Six of us stayed for three nights as we had done a year ago. Our (premium) room was excellent and the staff could not have been more attentive or helpful. Our Sunday night meal was a little disappointing (turkey from a catering pack?) but all other meals were agreed as good or very good. We would have liked a safely rail in the bath/shower but other than that our only moan would be that dogs are allowed in the carpeted bar area. That ensured that we didn't take any bar snacks although, happily, the weather permitted afternoon tea in the lovely garden. Overall, very good and we all plan to return next year.

Lovely Hotel, had a few beers most nights in the court yard.If we had choose to go in the bar with the dog,it would have been fine. Staff were really nice. Although we didn't eat here we did speak to a couple that did . They enjoyed their meal and said it was reasonably priced.May try it on our next visit to the area.

Went there for a lunch with family- the food was excellent, probably the best pub lunch I've had in a long time. Steak panini was delicious and the chips were perfect. Lovely walled garden out the back and very well looked after- would definitely recommend

The hotel is wonderful and you instantly feel at home. The staff so friendly and helpful. Bend over backwards to help you. the food is wonderful and compliments to the chefs

The hotel is in a grteat poisition by the quay at Blakeney, There is a fascinating 440 year old Mulberry tree in the garden overlooked by the restaurant. The service was friendly if rather slow and he food was good.

Upon arrival we were the only people around at 6pm which can sometimes be worrying however, we got a drink and ordered food for myself, husband, and 10 and 6 yr old. Well the food arrived and it was delicious. We asked and paid for a kids dinner but I would have struggled to eat it. The food was fresh, well cooked and decent portions. After we had eaten in the bar we left walking past the main restaurant which was packed. Only staying in Blakeney for two nights but if we we're staying longer I would definitely go back.

Gorgeous setting, first class food, need I say more?Staff welcoming. Dogs are welcome in the bar area.Great views across the marshes and weather permitting a lovely sunset.

Had a lovely Mother's Day lunch today. The food was very good and all the staff were very pleasant and friendly. Would definitely go back.

Service was non existent. Food order to be placed at bar this was not advised, only by a small notice above bar. Starter soup was good as was whitebait .Steak & Kidney pudding was huge veg cold and mushy. Plates were not cleared at all, we were not offered a pudding or coffee. Eventually we had to go to reception to pay as no staff to be seen. It would have been so easy to abscond without paying. Would not visit again Fawlty Towers is alive & well !!

We have just taken a 3 night midweek break offered as a special winter deal, which included bed, breakfast & evening meal. What amazing value for money! This is a lovely hotel with really welcoming, efficient staff. Our rooms, situated in a pair in one of the courtyards, were large yet cosy and catered for all our needs. The dinner menu was different every evening and the service was great. Everything about the hotel was comfortable and nothing seemed to be too much trouble for anyone. We would stay here again regardless of whether or not there was a special offer and can't recommend Manor Hotel highly enough!

This is the second time in three months that we have stayed at the Manor. The rooms were clean and with very comfortable beds. The breakfast was good with a very good selection on offer. The kippers were excellent. Lovely bar and would stay here again.

A welcoming large bar area where you can dine with the family dog; also an outside area where dogs are welcome in the nicer weather. Good food and I am told good beer.

This is somewhere to spend a wet afternoon after a bracing walk around Blakeney. Nothing fancy but the bar always has space and the drinks are not over-priced. Very dog friendly. Food is well portioned if straight-forward.

This is a charming hotel in a great spot.It might be considered a bit dated but that adds to the charm.Staff friendly and snacks good value .Dog friendly.

After a long and windy walk we went in for a hot drink. I can only assume that we were not that welcome as we were not ordering food. We all had a hot chocolate served by a guy who really seemed like he couldn't be bothered with us. I would have expected him to bring the order to our table but I ended up carrying them myself, one at a time, as I wasn't even offered a tray. There are many other places in Blakeney and I would certainly go somewhere else next time.

Fantastic location with bar area overlooking marshes. We had tea and scone.Pros - location; view; wheelchair friendly; dog friendly; charming staff; generous serving of butter, cream and jam with scone.Cons - would have preferred a warm scone and have had lighter; decor a bit tired and dated; unimpressive Christmas tree in bar.Ladies loo has steps (quite odd) though disabled well equipped. Hotel offers reasonably priced low season breaks. Looking at their Christmas menu the dishes seemed a bit unimaginative... prawn cocktail, melon starters for example. Nevertheless hotel probably worth a try. Location, view, staff and dog / mobility friendliness why rated as "very good" and not "average".

Returned again for the umpteenth time. We cannot find another place in Norfolk that gives such good value. The food is very tasty and well cooked and plentiful- and hot!!! The beds are comfortable and the rooms a good size. It is also very easy to leave the car at the hotel and walk for miles.

We ate here several times during another great week at Blakeney Timeshare. There's usually plenty of tables, with a good selection of food, plus specials from the blackboard. The staff are friendly & polite. What more do you want?