The location was perfect. Almost secluded in a beautiful garden. The full English breakfast was probably the best I have ever had as was the fresh whole kipper we had on the second morning.

Absolutely amazing two days with plenty to do in and around Blakeney. Seal watching, crabbing on the pier, fish and chips in Wells next the Sea and an evening meal at the White Horse in Brancaster Staith.

The wood cabin was situated in Blakeney, a short walk to the quay and viewpoint, but just outside the very main part of the village where it obviously gets busy... so perfectly positioned in our opinion. The cabin was in a garden of a house which was unusual, but it was so beautifully done. Every little detail was considered. Everything you could possibly want or need in a b&b/cabin was there. Exceptionally well thought through and immaculately clean... there were.even doggie treats for our pooch! The garden itself was so beautifully planted, it was like a perfect little hideaway! Alli and Pip were fantastic hosts, kind and considerate, nothing seemed too much trouble. As for the breakfasts they were well prepared and delicious and very substantial. This place is very good value for money and much more than you'd expect from a cabin stay. Thank you both for everything. To top it all off they also provided a bottle of prosecco as it was my partner's birthday treat going to Norfolk for the weekend (as we love it here).

The only one thing was that we both prefer and need a firmer mattress on the bed so might be problematic for someone with back pain issues... but that's us being picky, as everything else was fine.

Weston’s B&B is a little haven of peace and tranquillity. The garden is beautiful, providing the perfect place to sit and relax while listening to the gentle sound of the water fountain and watching the fish. At night, the clear skies reveal an abundance of stars, which is truly lovely to see. The accommodation is exceptionally peaceful and very well equipped, with everything you need for a comfortable stay, including a TV, fridge, tea and coffee-making facilities, an en-suite bathroom, hairdryer, and a sofa to relax on. The cabins also have private access from the family home. Breakfast was another highlight of our stay. A delicious home-cooked full English breakfast was available each morning, alongside a selection of cereals and fresh fruit. For those looking for something different, there were also fish options available. It was also my birthday during our stay, and Alison and Pip kindly gifted me a bottle of Prosecco. It was a lovely, thoughtful touch that perfectly reflects the warm hospitality they provide. We also made use of the sauna during our stay, which was a wonderful added touch and perfect for unwinding. The location is ideal, within easy walking distance of the Quay, local pubs, and restaurants. There are also several independent shops nearby, offering a variety of unique and interesting items to browse. Overall, a relaxing and enjoyable stay, and somewhere we would happily return to.

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The best thing about the property was undoubtedly the hosts, who were kind, helpful and adaptable with breakfast times.

- The WiFi was inaccessible in the cabin - The fridge was inside a cupboard, so it over heated and was unable to cool - The cabin was hot and based on the number of radiators would be cold in winter. - We only rented the one cabin, however there are two onsite immediately adjacent to each other, so the outdoor space felt uncomfortable as our neighbours sat inside their cabin watching us.