St George Hotel
Essential guest information, Traditional seaside hotel identity
Essential guest information, Traditional seaside hotel identity
Comfortable sea view rooms, Lively evening entertainment
Unique vintage lift, Award-winning Cafe Cru restaurant
Family-friendly accommodations, Access to nearby attractions
Historic lift access, Proximity to Britannia Pier
Dedicated on-site restaurant, Family-friendly amenities
Palm Court swimming pool access, Dune Restaurant dining partnership
Traditional restaurant and bar, Victorian architectural style
Panoramic North Sea views, On-site Beefeater restaurant
Beachfront location, Stylish, modern decor
Versatile sea view guestrooms, Heated indoor swimming pool
Strollers seafood restaurant, Promenade Suite with jacuzzi bath
Sea view en-suite rooms, Victorian-era historic building
Seafront location with Venetian Waterways views, Garrods Bar and Restaurant
Prime seafront location, Nautical-inspired restaurant
Individually designed sea view rooms, North Denes beachfront access
Family-friendly personalized service, Prime seafront location
Harbour and shipping lane views, Traditional English seafront restaurant
Four-poster bed suite, Outdoor picnic area
Quirky and eclectic decor, Seafront location with garden views
Room 23 with clawfoot tub, Modern fitness center
Victorian house charm, On-site karaoke rooms
Tornado restaurant and bar, Family-friendly dining options
Central location near Britannia Pier, Rainfall and standard shower heads
Elevated sea view balcony rooms, Traditional afternoon tea service
Select rooms with sea views, Historic building accommodation
Apartment balconies with sea views, Secure private parking
Prime seafront location, Shabby chic boutique style
Expansive indoor swimming pool, Branford's Bar and Restaurant
Immersive wizardry theme, Personalized guest services
Prime seafront proximity, Convenient honesty bar
Pet-friendly coastal base, Quiet Gorleston-on-Sea setting
Historic building charm, Dog and family-friendly atmosphere
Panoramic North Sea views, Victorian seaside heritage
The prices and availability we receive from booking sites change constantly. This means you may not always find the exact same offer you saw on trivago when you land on the booking site.
Located within Great Yarmouth’s Historic South Quay these two 17th century row houses are all that remain of what once numbered many hundred row houses. They are now in the care of English Heritage and have been converted into museums where visitors can see how they would have looked in their heyday. The two buildings are known as Row 111 and The Old Merchant’s House and would have been originally occupied by wealthy families. The houses are open daily between 10am and 5pm from March through to September. The admission charges are: Adult - £3.90 Concession - £3.30 Child - £2.00 Family ticket - £9.80
Row Houses is one of the top attractions in Great Yarmouth, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
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Discover nearby attractions, such as Row Houses, Nelson Museum, St George's Park, Regent Road, Sea Life Great Yarmouth, all within a convenient distance from Row Houses.