Congham Hall Hotel
a stylish manor house with gorgeous grounds
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Lynn Road, Congham, Norfolk, PE32 1AH
Visit WebsiteSet in 50 acres of parkland on the edge of the Sandringham Estate, Congham Hall is a privately owned country house hotel with a spa, two AA rosettes and some of the prettiest gardens in North Norfolk. Built in the 1780s, the whitewashed Georgian merchant's house has been given a thoroughly modern makeover, seamlessly blending elegance and luxury with a focus on traditional hospitality. A select number of ground-floor rooms are set aside for guests travelling with dogs.
For dogs...
A select number of ground-floor Garden Rooms are reserved for guests travelling with dogs. They border the spa garden and each has its own patio and terrace furniture. Numbers are limited, so it is worth booking early.
Two dogs per room are welcome for a fee of £15 per dog per night. All four-legged guests receive bowls, a tasty treat and a blanket – just bring your own dog bed.
Dogs are welcome alongside their owners in the library, the bar and out on the bar terrace.
For humans...
If you simply want to switch off and relax, the hotel’s 50 acres mean you can still enjoy a lovely walk with your pooch.
Take it in turns to head to the spa and enjoy a swim in the pool or a dip in the outdoor hot tub.
If you’re feeling competitive, there’s also a tennis court, a putting green and a croquet lawn.
- Children Welcome
- Coffee Machine
- Dog Bowls
- Dog Treats
- Good Food
- Hot Tub
- Multiple Dogs Allowed
- Open Fire
- Parking
- Refreshments
- Rural Walks
- Swimming
Good to know
Overview
You’re in dog-loving company at this secluded hotel. The welcomes are warm and the service impeccable, both for humans and their four-legged friends.
A select number of ground-floor Garden Rooms are reserved for guests travelling with dogs. They border the gardens and are slightly more contemporary in style than the rooms in the main house. Your dog will love them as they’re wonderfully quiet, with French doors that open out on to a private patio with gorgeous views. With incredibly comfy beds, freestanding baths and waterfall showers, you’ll be wowed. Not to mention the homemade cookies on arrival. There are only a handful of these rooms, so it pays to book early.
In the main house, there’s a sitting room and a library area where you can sit and read or simply relax and watch the world go by. The bar is the place to be for pre-dinner drinks. The 2 AA rosette-awarded restaurant is a dog-free zone, but the hotel serves the same menu in the library, in the bar, or out on the bar terrace if the weather is nice.
The Secret Garden Spa at Congham Hall Hotel offers a whole range of treatments that incorporate seasonal herbs and fresh blossoming flowers from the gardens. There’s a stunning indoor pool with floor to ceiling windows, a thermal suite and an outdoor hot tub, too.
The 50 acres of private parkland make for a wonderful dog walk in every season, but we particularly love the gardens in April and May when the wisteria and the apple blossom make an appearance.
For The Dogs
A select number of ground-floor Garden Rooms are reserved for guests travelling with dogs. They are located around the spa garden and each has a patio with terrace furniture. Numbers are limited, so it is worth booking early.
Two dogs per room are welcome for a fee of £15 per dog per night. All four-legged guests receive bowls, a tasty treat and a blanket, but please bring your own bed with you.
Dog friendly dining is available in the library, the bar and on the bar terrace.
Price
From £249 per night dinner, bed and breakfast.
Practicalities
Arrival & departure
Check in time: 3pm
Check out time: 11am
Parking
Congham Hall Hotel offers complimentary parking to all guests.
Special Instructions
Please keep four-legged friends off the furniture, including beds, and on a lead in all public areas.
The Area
A designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the Norfolk Coast is comprised of miles of wide, sandy beaches and the most picturesque seaside towns. For beachside adventures, visit Wells-next-the-Sea. The largest stretch is completely dog friendly offering playful pooches lots of space to run and splash. Congham Hall also sits on the edge of the Sandringham Estate, home to one of the Queen’s favourite rural retreats, Sandringham House. The surrounding 243-hectare country park is open to the public everyday free of charge and dogs are welcome.
For more walks, pubs and places to stay, see our guide to dog friendly Norfolk.