Choose from 4 hotels and guest houses in Diss. Shown below a just a selection of the hotels available. To search within an area please use the menu on the right.
| The Scole Inn - Ipswich Road, Diss, Norfolk, IP21 4DR |
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This 17th century coaching inn has retained many of its original features, including a hand carved staircase and hand painted sundial. The bar boasts 2 magnificent fireplaces which are reputedly the largest in East Anglia. We stock cask conditioned ales and a wide selection of fine wines. Food is served in both the bar and restaurant. All bedrooms are en suite, many with feature fireplaces and luxurious four-poster beds. Situated 2 miles from the historic market town of Diss, on the Norfolk and Suffolk border, The Scole Inn offers an ideal location for exploring both counties. Local attractions include Banham Zoo (8 miles), where 10,000 animals are found in 35 acres of parkland. Highlights include bird of prey displays and a safari road train. |
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| South Norfolk's Guest House - Frith Way, Diss, Norfolk, NR15 2HE |
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Set within a former school house in Great Moulton, this early 19th century property offers a haven of peace and tranquillity in the picturesque South Norfolk countryside. Offering 9 comfortable bedrooms in a welcoming environment, the family-run Oakbrook House provides an ideal base from which to explore East Anglia. Just south of Norwich and 2.5 miles from the village of Long Stratton on the A140, the house is easily accessible, with Diss, Attlebourgh and Wymondham also nearby. The surrounding countryside also provides the perfect setting for a range of country pursuits. Start each day of your stay at Oakbrook, South Norfolk's Guest House, with a delicious breakfast in either the breakfast room or the winter dining room, beside the welcoming log fire. In the evenings you can enjoy a home-cooked ? la carte dinner (on request). |
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| Swan Hotel - 19 The Thoroughfare, Diss, Norfolk, IP20 9AS |
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The Swan Hotel combines centuries-old hospitality with the latest modern amenities. There are 16th-century beams, huge inglenook fireplaces and an arched courtyard. In Harleston, the Swan Hotel has an excellent carvery restaurant. There are function rooms at the Swan, and the hotel can cater for weddings and other large social events. |
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| J.D.Young - 2-4 Market Place, Diss, Norfolk, IP20 9AD |
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In the market town of Harleston, in the idyllic surroundings of the Norfolk and Suffolk borders, this 15th century coaching inn offers comfortable, modern en suite accommodation. Steeped in history, the hotel was restored in 1999 to a very high standard. All rooms are attractively decorated, well equipped and en suite, with an ambience of comfort and relaxation. Each attractive room is individually decorated and furnished, with its own unique charm and atmosphere. Breakfast is included in all of the room rates. The cosy restaurant has a real fire and offers freshly prepared meals made using locally sourced seasonal produce whenever possible. The menus changes seasonally to reflect the finest ingredients available locally and there is also an extensive and imaginative bar menu that changes daily. The traditional bar offers a range of authentic local ales, premium lagers and a fine selection of wines by the glass or bottle. |
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