A warm and relaxed welcome awaits you at our luxury bed & breakfast accommodation, Alton House in Sheringham. Unwind and enjoy the peace and tranquility of our beautiful Edwardian home. Located on a very quiet street, just a two-minute walk from the High Street and Station Road, you'll find bars, cafes, restaurants, independent shops and the popular North Norfolk Railway. At the end of the high street, discover the award-winning blue flag beach and the coastal path.

We have three uniquely spacious rooms designed with your luxury and comfort in mind. Each room includes king or super-king size beds with hand-stitched and tufted luxury mattresses, Pima cotton towels, 400-thread count cotton bed linen, luxury down hypoallergenic duvets and pillows, fluffy white bathrobes and slippers, 32” smart flat-screen TVs, free high-speed Wi-Fi, a fridge stocked daily with water and fresh milk, daily housekeeping, homemade cake on arrival, a selection of teas and biscuits, a Nespresso coffee maker, luxury toiletries, and a hairdryer. An iron and ironing board are available on request.

Guests are welcome to use the dining room, terrace, and garden. Our spacious dining room features two original sash windows that frame the French doors leading to the south-facing terrace and garden. Breakfast is served in the dining room or on the terrace, the choice is yours. Enjoy fresh juice, cereals, a selection of fruit, granola, creamy yoghurt and fresh bread. Toasters are provided on all tables to ensure hot toast is guaranteed! All hot food is cooked to order.

Sheringham hosts many events year-round, including the famous Crab & Lobster Festival, the Viking Festival, Sheringham Carnival, and the hugely popular 1940s weekend in mid-September. There is also a Steam Gala in the autumn, celebrating the heritage North Norfolk Railway that runs from Sheringham to Holt, through Kelling, offering fantastic sea views along the way. Nearby is the National Trust’s Sheringham Park, featuring miles of hilly countryside covered with gorse and purple heather, and offering fantastic sea views. Great views can also be found at the top of Beeston Bump, a large grassy hill that stands 103 metres tall and was formed at the end of the ice age.

We also have a self catering annexe, please visit our website for more information.