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The Orange Tree

| High Street, Thornham, Lielbritānija

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The Orange Tree is a stylish, contemporary dining pub, nestled in one of Norfolk's most beautiful coastal villages. We are thrilled that our Head Chef, Philip Milner, has just been named the 'Great British Seafood Pub Chef of the Year', 2010, fighting off stiff competition from all over the UK. We are widely recognised as one of the best places to eat in North Norfolk. It is our aim to serve award-winning food, made from locally sourced produce, in a laid back environment. We have an attractive al fresco dining area and children’s playground, perfect for warm summer afternoons and evenings. The Orange Tree offers a haven of tranquillity for couples, families and friends looking to unwind and enjoy great food and wine. We have six ensuite bedrooms, all of which have now been refurbished to a deluxe standard, making us the perfect spot to relax and enjoy our stunning, unspoilt beaches by day and our award-winning food by night. Thornham offers an excellent base for visitors to explore our very special coastline. On the edge of Brancaster bay, we are minutes' walk from Thornham Harbour and superb beach beyond where one can find unspoilt peace even at the height of summer. Very close by is the bustling harbour of Brancaster Staithe and the famous bird reserve of Titchwell. The site of the world-famous Sea Henge is within a mile and just along the coast is the popular family resort of Hunstanton. A few miles to the East is one of Norfolk's best loved coastal towns Wells-next-the-sea. We are very popular with those enjoying the varied country pursuits available in Norfolk. Dogs are welcome in the bedrooms at a charge of £8 per dog per stay. They are also allowed in the bar area. Hotel Rating: Self Assessed 4 star

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