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Beyond the bright lights
of the holiday resort, lies a charming town steeped in history.
Great Yarmouth, the birthplace of Anna Sewell, the author of Black
Beauty and a town immortalized by Charles Dickens in his much-loved
David Copperfield, has seen the triumphant return of rear admiral
Nelson, and was at the centre of the greatest herring fishery in
the world.
Here you will find the Star Hotel, one of Great Yarmouth's most
striking buildings with its distinct black and white façade.
The Star Hotel, parts of which date back to the 17th century, offers
the business or holiday traveller excellent service and comfortable
accommodation.
- The hotel has a total of 40 comfortable en-suite
bedrooms, including five executive rooms (many air-conditioned).
All offer satellite television, direct dial telephone, trouser
press, tea and coffee making facilities.
- The spacious restaurant offers a choice of menus
from à la carte and table d'hôte menus, to the convenience
of a carvery. The lounge bar serves lighter meals and snacks through
the day.
- The two conference rooms accommodate from 75
to 140 delegates and offer full support facilities including audio-visual,
photocopying, fax, e-mail and secretarial services.
- For weddings and parties the Terrace Room, which
overlooks the River Yare, seats up to 140 guests. The Bure Room
caters for a maximum of 70 and is ideal for private dining.
- Civil Ceremony License Held
- Lift serves all floors.
- 24 hour room service.
- Private car park.
- Stansted International Airport 2.5 hours - Norwich
International Airport 1 hour - Great Yarmouth train station 5
minutes away.
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Travelling
on the A47 to Great Yarmouth. At the 1st roundabout take the
2nd exit (Gt Yarmouth Town Centre) and at the next roundabout
take the 3rd exit (North Quay). After the traffic lights take
the left fork and hotel is located on your left. The car park
is at the rear of the building.
If you need a more detailed route, we recommend
the AA's Route Planner
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