Indigo Snug

Description

Location, location, location – what better than a second floor apartment in a traditional Victorian building, just moments from the seafront, beach and Pier, just the place for a lovely coastal holiday. Indigo Snug is a unique flat with plenty of personality; the owner has included plenty of creature comforts to make the most of your stay and the luxe bathroom is the place to while away the hours, after a lazy morning breakfast before venturing out. With the dog welcome too, all the family can enjoy a seaside break in this super spot.  The Pier has year-round shows, the beach is sandy and the cliff top walks are bracing and beautiful and a visit to Cliff Top Park offers pretty rose gardens and a children’s boating lake. Cromer is a great resort you will want to return to time and again. Shop/Pub: within walking distance

One Level
Sitting Room with comfortable seating and a day bed, TV, DVD player, iPod dock, CD player music system
Kitchen/Dining Room with built-in electric oven, gas hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, washer/dryer, dining table and chairs, iPod dock and DAB radio
Bedroom 1 with a double bed
Bedroom 2 with a king-size bed
Bathroom with bath, separate shower cubicle with rainfall shower head and hand-held shower attachment, washbasin and wc
Cloakroom with wc

Parking: Roadside parking and nearby public car park. 
Heating: Gas central heating.
Pets: One small well-behaved dog welcome, please see our booking information regarding pets.
Also Provided:  Towels. Books and games. Travel cot, and highchair.
Notes:  This is a non smoking property. Mobile reception – variable. The day bed in the sitting room, would be suitable as an additional child’s bed available at £25 per stay, please request and pay on booking.

A visit to Cromer once made is not easily forgotten. This delightful Victorian seaside resort is, perhaps surprisingly for Norfolk, a cliff top town with all the heritage and tradition you would expect.  It has a well-known Pier with seasonal year-round shows, the famous Cromer crab is brought ashore here by the local fishing fleet and golf, tennis, squash, the Lifeboat Museum, a local history museum, zoo and a multiplex cinema are all waiting to be experienced. If you are looking for a good walk, take the coastal path to view the lighthouse or if you have the energy climb to the top of Cromer church tower, the tallest in Norfolk, to get a bird's eye view of this lovely landscape. With such delights as Sheringham, Weybourne, the National Trust Felbrigg Estate and the charming Georgian town of Holt also nearby, there is much to discover in this great corner of north Norfolk.