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"Beautiful hotel, perfect location, lovely staff."

"Very clean, had everything we needed. Reception was always available. Nice little selection of tea/coffee/toiletries. Really good location"

"Friendly and helpful staff. Ideally located in centre of city short walking distances to all places of interest. Excellent parking facilities at reasonable rates"

"Staff very helpful, really enjoyed our stay"

"Great location and pleasant surroundings"

"Clean, good value for money."

"Very good breakfast cooked to order, very kind staff, nice location"

"We spent a very comfortable night in Norwich at the Premier Inn on Duke Street. It is ideally located for eating out, historic attractions, and shopping. The room was pleasant and clean, and the bed helped us sleep around 9 hours! Staff were helpful too. Would stay there again when visiting the city. "

"The property was clean. The staff were really helpful. The property is only about 10mins walk from Norwich city centre. We liked the room and appreciated that we could make our own meals if we wanted to. The room even had a washing machine. The only issue was there were less parking spaces than rooms which meant we were reluctant to drive anywhere once we had checked in as we may not have been able to park when we returned to the property."

"The staff was friendly and helpful and the breakfast was excellent."

"Great room "

"It was very homely and uncluttered."

"Handy for railway station and Rose Lane car park. Clean and comfortable. Made very welcome. Did exactly what I needed it to do. "

"The room was clean the air conditioning worked And the beds were comfortable "

"Brilliant stay will be back again "

"Clean and nice hotel in a fantastic location"

"Fantastic friendly staff, always smiling and very attentive"

"We had an enjoyable stay at Church Farm. It was a pleasant and clean property.The room was very good.The only disappointing aspect was the information on line said that Church Farm was set in 2.5 acres of garden and this was as not the case."