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Price of dinner and breakfast: £42.50 per person per night (your room is free).
Dunston Hall Golf Club (9 miles)
Surrounded by five acres of woodland, rich with rose gardens and trellising, Gissing Hall is a listed fifteenth century mansion that retains the feel and charm of a country house while providing guests with the facilities and pleasures of a modern hotel. Now under the proud and careful ownership of Ann and William Brennan, Gissing Hall has rapidly gained the reputation for being the number one destination in the area for quality of food, service and flexibility in meeting particular aims and aspirations of individual customers.
For a hotel of its size, Gissing Hall has a wonderful variety of rooms in which to relax and enjoy the comforts of an outstanding hotel. Accommodation is presented in a collection of twenty two superbly appointed and individually decorated bedrooms. You will find each delightful room offers something different to the generic, bland hotel room, which is now so common. All have been designed to provide the levels of quality, comfort and a range of amenities one expects from a hotel of this calibre. In-room amenities typically include en suite bath/shower room, tea/coffee facilities, TV and direct dial telephones. Certain bedrooms have WiFi access, for those rooms that don’t; WiFi is available to all guests in the Bar, Restaurant and Drawing room
When it is time to dine, guests will discover that the Bar and Gallery Restaurant serves everything from sumptuous snacks to beautifully crafted A La Carte. All dishes are carefully created using the finest produce and ingredients that can, wherever possible, be purchased from local producers and all are complemented by an excellent wine list.
The hotel is an ideal base from which to discover the delights and wonderful landscapes of Norfolk. Diss itself is a most picturesque market town with parkland, play areas, live entertainment facilities, and is the recent winner of the ‘Best Kept Market Town in Norfolk’. Fine examples of period architecture can be enjoyed including timber-framed buildings and Georgian and Edwardian facades. Worthy of particular note is Norfolk House Yard is an attractive courtyard with individual specialist shops and coffee shops.
Availability: All year round excluding Valentines,Easter,Christmas and New Year
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