Eight holiday cottages in Norfolk win VisitEngland award

VisitEngland's ROSE Awards recognise accommodation providers across the country "who provide visitors with the warmest of welcomes". The awards celebrate accommodation - from hotels and guest accommodation, to self-catering and holiday parks - where staff work together to provide "outstanding experiences" for their guests. A wide variety of establishments across Norfolk were awarded the accolade. This year's Norfolk winners include Barn Drift in Cley, Boathouse Cottage in Stalham, The Stables at Old Hall Country Breaks near King's Lynn and Potters Resort in Great Yarmouth. Barn Drift in Cley-next-the-Sea (Image: North Norfolk District Council) Other winners are Estate Cottage at Worstead Estate in Smallburgh, Chantry in Wells, Seaford in Weybourne and Tern Place at Kelling Estate in Holt. Andrew Stokes, director at VisitEngland, said: "The VisitEngland ROSE Awards showcase the excellent accommodation available across England. "They honour the people behind the businesses who go out of their way to provide outstanding customer service, innovative options for all tastes and budgets and a great welcome for visitors. "Where people rest their heads is central to ensuring memorable visitor experiences, whether that's glamping or B&B stays, to country pubs with rooms or self-catering cottages, these providers drive tourism and its benefits across communities."