We chose the pub due to the location and the promise of a decent pie for the evening meal. We had just finished a week on a boat cruising the Broads and needed a place to relax. The pub is located in sleepy village where rush hour usually involved a tractor or two. Staff were attentive and it was apparent that dogs were very welcome and we can say that all the dogs we saw were all well behaved, just a bit excited. Room was lovely, plenty of hot water, and very easy to drop off to sleep, other than a dodgy fire alarm, but was sorted quickly by the staff. Yes the pies were very good, using local produce. Breakfast was lovely, again good quality, and didn’t leave hungry.

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Very lovely for dog walkers. We walked to Wells on the Sea which the day of our stay which was about 3 miles for the route we took with our dog, fully off lead. The small town was lovely with lots of cute pubs. The day of our leave we drove to Cley next the Sea and had one of the most lovely walks we have been on.. As for the room, the bed was actually incredible. And the shower was heavenly. Plus if you mind about the bathroom size, it was hugeeee. A massive bathtub and a powerful shower was included

There were a lot of flies inside the restaurant which did bother our dog but we had our breakfast outside and went out after our meal in the evening so it wasn't an issue for us.

To start with our bedroom, "StiffKey", was spotlessly clean. Bed was good and bathroom just as good as the room. The food was excellent and served by attentive staff. I would certainly recommend the Three Horseshoes to visitors that come to this area of Norfolk.

Well, and I don't want this to sound like criticism. I have a suggestion that would elevate the bedroom to 11 out 10. The addition of some sort of make up table and very good lighting would just serve really make the room outstanding. For blokes it doesn't matter. I might suggest the owners wife just tests out my suggestion. I think she would see what I am getting. BUT all in all the Horseshoes was a great place to stay.

Second visit and it matched everthing we wanted for a very personal, "special occasion". This pub has a lovely embacing atmosphere; not "gastro/haut cuisine", just comfortable, friendly, food matching what I want to eat (not burgers!), very reasonably priced wines, good hand-pulled beer and a log fire in the bar which occasionally puffs out a bit too mich "wood-smoke" aroma. Oh, and one or two locals who are happy to sit and chat with "visitors". (I've probably said too much! But it deserves to be celebrated.)

Anyone can find faults anywhere, why bother when you've enjoyed it! The other side says it all.

Staff were so friendly and helpful from the moment we arrived until we left. Nothing was too much trouble. The room was wonderful with a huge bathroom. It was all super clean- lovely white, fluffy bath towels and great toiletries. Coffee/tea facilities renewed daily. Very comfy bed with crisp white sheets. Breakfast and evening meal- plenty of choice and could not fault the food. We took our dog who was also made to feel very welcome.

The only thing I can think of was the floorboards were very creaky from the room above us with anyone moving around but it is an old building, so not surprised really!

This old pub was a great place to stay and we would do so again. Firstly, all of the staff were friendly and accommodating - nothing was too much trouble and it set a calm, relaxing atmosphere throughout the place. The ground floor room was perfect for us and our greyhounds. We also like the fact that it's carpeted because one of our dogs won't walk on laminate floor or shiny tiles! The bed was incredibly comfortable and the room was lovely and warm. The bathroom was large with a piping hot shower. Everything we needed was provided including: tea and coffee making facilities; a dog bag containing treats, a towel and a throw; a fan. As one of the days was so rainy, the ladies kindly left us extra towels to dry the dogs. The food was excellent, especially the pies and the breakfast filled us up for the day. We have stayed in this area on several occasions and this will now be our go to place for future visits. Thanks to everyone.

Lovely location convenient for visiting my aunt in Stiffkey. Nice big room with Victorian bath and large shower in the large bathroom. Super king bed. Very pleasant staff

Some soft fruit at breakfast would have been nice. We could hear people in the rooms above us. The TV signal was intermittent and Wi-Fi was not available in the room. The tea and coffee tray was in an awkward place under the stairs. A small table to put things on would have been useful. There was a small mirror on one of the walls but it was too high for an average height woman as was the mirror over the sink in the bathroom.

We stayed in Walsingham which was above the dining room on first floor. The room was lovely, well appointed, comfy bed and great shower. Great variety at breakfast all cooked fresh to order with local produce. Staff knowledgeable and very pleasant. Good location for coastline but neatly tucked away. This was our second visit. We also had Stiffkey room booked for relatives. This was a fabulous ground floor room with bath and separate shower.

Walsingham - Late afternoon into the evening there was noise coming up from the dining room below but that ended by the time we were settling for bed. We had quite a loud snorer in the adjoining room both nights, which did make us giggle. I do appreciate in such an old building that sound may travel a bit. Stiffkey - The negative with this was that there was no available WiFi which was quite annoying as they had to spend more time sitting in the communal areas to obtain it. This has apparently been an ongoing problem which I would suggest really needs addressing, given that it is an expectation from the property information.

The Three Horseshoes is an old pub that has been tastefully updated, but still retains its charm, our room was in the annex and was on the ground floor which was ideal for us and our dog as we could access the outside easily. They have a lovely enclosed garden area and under cover seating area. We stayed for 3 nights to celebrate my 60th birthday and ate there on 2 nights. Their speciality is their pies which didn’t disappoint. Breakfasts had a good selection of options and would definitely recommend the full English breakfast.

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Beautiful old 16 th Century pub parts of which have been tastefully updated to create more rooms. Garden chalet’s brand new and although very modern inside still looked in keeping with the rest of the property.

Just a couple of small comments 1, the shower needed a handrail as it was a long shower base with very little grip to the floor 2, very little storage space for clothes ( there was only a tiny built in wardrobe with just 5 hangers) no drawers or shelves, we were there only 2 days but longer would have been a problem!