Serviced Apartments in Norwich
Recommended
Fishergate Apartments
2 Fishergate, Norwich
Exceptional four star apartments at Fishergate in Tombland, Norwich - free wifi
Norwichapartment
Pigg Lane, Norwich
4 star apartments for four people in Norwich's Tombland area
Prosper House Apartment
Flat 1 Prosper House, Norwich
Pet friendly Norwich city centre apartment for up to 4 people
pets Pets Allowed
Vauxhall Apartments
96a Vauxhall Street, Norwich
One bedroom Norwich apartments with free parking & wifi
Horatio House
238 Nelson Street, Norwich
Serviced accommodation in Norwich
St Giles Serviced Apartments
60 St Giles, Norwich
Comfortable apartments for two people in Norwich NR2, a mile from the railway station
Serviced apartments in Norwich for leisure and business travellers looking for self catering accommodation in this historic city. Serviced accommodation is available at locations around the city, within easy reach of the city centre and also Carrow Road, home of Norwich FC.
Points of Interest in Norwich
- Chapelfield Shopping Centre
intu Chapelfield is Norwich city centre's large indoor shopping mall with 80 shops and over 15 eateries. The shopping centre boasts a House of Fraser department store - the only one in the region - as well as an Apple store. - Norwich Railway Station
Eastern terminus of the Great Eastern Main Line with regular rail services to London Liverpool Street. - Castle Mall
Shopping centre with stores including Argos, Boots, Cycle Republic, New Look, Ryman & The Entertainer. Also the location of Norwich VUE cinema. - Norwich City FC - Carrow Road
27,000 seater stadium which is the home of the Canaries - Norwich City FC. - Norwich Playhouse
Intimate 300 seater theatre and gallery space on the banks of the River Wensum. - Norwich Theatre Royal
Art deco theatre presenting a programme of drama, musicals, dance and live music. - The Plantation Garden
Secret garden open every day of the year next to the Catholic cathedral. Admission to this Grade II listed garden is £2. - Norwich Cathedral
Building on Grade I listed Norwich Cathedral started at the end of the 11th century. The cathedral is open daily and admission is free (donations welcomed!)
