Old Hall Country Breaks A 5-Star Luxury Escape in a Historic Tudor Manor House Welcome to Old Hall Country Breaks, an exclusive retreat set within a breathtaking Tudor manor house built in 1553. Recognised as one of the Top 100 Best Places to Stay for Service Excellence and proud Winners of Channel 4’s Four in a Bed, Old Hall combines rich heritage, super-stylish interiors, and world-class hospitality to create one of the most exceptional stays in the region. Here, every detail is crafted with care. Every experience is bespoke. Every moment feels extraordinary. At Old Hall, our service is tailored to you. Our attentive team offers: Five types of international cuisine available through in-room dining Private dining experiences, perfect for celebrations and romantic evenings Concierge services, handling everything from reservations to local experiences Well-being treatments designed to restore balance and enhance your stay Signature 5-course afternoon tea, a lavish experience served with style Curated experiences, personalised touches, and thoughtful details throughout your visit From the moment you arrive, you’ll experience hospitality of the highest standard.

Old Hall is a Tudor manor house, built in 1553 and its character reflects its great age. The walls are thick, the beams are even older than the house (they came from sailing ships) and the place oozes charm and history. Gil and Philip are very thoughtful hosts who give exceptional time and attention to their home and to meeting the needs of their guests. From sourcing and booking restaurants and trips, planning beach huts, picnics or afternoon tea for guests, or setting up games in the garden. Nothing is too much trouble for your hosts. We like to ensure that our guests fully participate (if they want to) in the Old Hall experience by giving treats to the donkeys, collecting eggs from the hens, cycling (bikes provided) round the quiet country lanes or lazing in a hammock listening to the donkeys munch away at their pasture.

Old Hall is situated in a quiet village just four miles from historic Kings Lynn with its quay and riverside bars and restaurants and quaint old town. Within easy reach is Norfolk's celebrated, untamed coastline, with vast beaches. Norfolk is full of great places to eat, especially seafood, independent shops and beautiful villages. There are lots of National Trust properties including Oxburgh Hall, Castle Acre with its castle and priory and of course, Sandringham is just 12 miles away.