Red Lion Hotel Cromer

General Information

The Red Lion Hotel is located on the good North Norfolk Coast facing the award winning Cromer Pier and coast. The Red Lion is over 2 hundred years antique, retaining a lot of of its original has. The Hotel brags twelve en-suite apartments, most with fantastic sea panorama. It also features an ample hall for comfort and leisure facing Cromer Pier and a conventional brasserie with a famous selection of local Real Ales from Norfolk and Suffolk. The Red Lion Cromer proposes dainty Norfolk Fayre sourced by out staff of Chefs led by Adam Crawford, including Norfolk Sausages, Cromer Crab, Morston Mussels and in fact all the Seafood the Norfolk beach can offer. The Hotel prides itself on its level of comfort, welcome, amenities, tasty food and attractive serene location. Cromer is a secure, pleasing, seaside resort city, good in summer months and calm in winter. In new years it features attracted chic restaurants, museums and shop guesthouses, adding a modern combination to the conventional ‘bucket and spade’ feel that the city is popular for. The long sandy coastline is good for blowing away the cobwebs – it’s the site of long strolls, coast cricket, fish, chips and ice cream – and now a summer months surf school. It’s one of 7 beaches in the shire to feature in the Marine Conservation Society’s Good Beach Guide. Rise early and you’ll site the fishermen putting to sea for the daily catch. The refined Victorian Pier with its prominent Pavilion Theatre and RNLI Lifeboat station dominates the sea facade, whilst the long prom leads to jolly coast huts and the rock path, up to the lighthouse and on to Royal Cromer Golf Club. Cromer features a wonderful multitude of boutiques, but for serious retail therapy, the wonderful town of Norwich is a delight and just a fast train ride away.