LABBADAX HOUSE
Bed & Breakfast
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ABOUT
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Glenda and Lee extend a warm welcome to you here at Labbadax House.
We invite you to a calm and peaceful "get away from it all" experience.
Here at Labbadax House we have just the two double bedrooms, so your time with us will be more like home, without too many other guests. We are also both keen crib players, and have had many enjoyable evenings playing doubles with our guests.
You can have a look at our reviews on Trip Advisor
We do have dogs on site, but they are not allowed amongst our guests, unless of course you would like to meet them.
We have a large, secure car parking area, for your peace of mind.
Unfortunately, due to higher public liability insurance premiums, we cannot cater for children.
The area has an abundance of peaceful and tranquil locations, whether it is birdwatching on the idyllic Norfolk coastline, Welney Wetlands trust or a visit to the royal Sandringham Estate. Museums and many other historical points of interest are all in a sensible distance from our location.
A good place to visit for more information can be found at
and at
http://info.visitwestnorfolk.com/thedms.aspx?pvieflag=E&dms=12#!page=1
Please note, that we cannot accept bookings after 3pm for the same day
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OUR SERVICES
Breakfast
Enjoy breakfast in our dining room served between 8 and 10am.
Whether it be light breakfast of cereals, toast, fruit juice and freshly brewed coffee or a full English breakfast to set you up for the day ahead.
Alternatively, if you've planned a day that involves an early start, we can provide a modest packed lunch.
Evening Meals
We do not offer our guests evening meals, But if you would like to get a takeaway and a bottle then you are most welcome to use our dining room and catering equipment.
Also we can recommend some local pubs for your meal and have menus in the rooms.
En-Suite Shower Rooms and Main Family Bathroom
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Both of our guest bedrooms have an En-Suite shower room
We also have a family bathroom, where you can relax in a soothing bath after your day's activities
Main Sitting Room
Come and relax in our large sitting room with 65 inch tv and cinema surround system.
TV and Wifi
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Each of our guest bedrooms has a satellite tv and wifi
GALLERY
THINGS TO DO
Peckover House and Gardens
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Elegant Georgian town house with wonderful walled garden
Peckover House is a secret gem, an oasis hidden away in an urban environment. A classic Georgian merchant's town house, it was lived in by the Peckover family for 150 years.
The Peckovers were staunch Quakers, which meant they had a very simple lifestyle - yet at the same time they ran a successful private bank. Both facets of their life can be seen as you wander through the house and gardens.
The gardens themselves are outstanding - 0.8 hectares (2 acres) of sensory delight, complete with orangery, summer-houses, croquet lawn and rose garden with more than 60 species of rose.
Welney Wetlands Centre
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The friendly welcome our visitors receive is the perfect start to a day exploring wetlands, where incredible wildlife encounters take place everyday, set in the heart of the Fens.
Get set for 1000 adventure-filled acres of wildlife. Welney offers the perfect setting to create lasting memories as you explore the great outdoors.
Sandringham House and Gardens
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There is something for everyone at Sandringham, the only problem you will have is fitting it all in! At the House, visitors can view the very rooms that Her Majesty the Queen and all members of the Royal Family spend Christmas, and indeed over 6 weeks every year.
Sandringham's gardens were opened to the public by King Edward VII in 1908, with the Sandringham Exhibition & Transport Museum following suit in 1930 opened by King George V. Sandringham House was opened to the public at Her Majesty The Queen's wish in her Silver Jubilee year of 1977.
Make sure to visit the Sandringham Exhibition & Transport Museum – home to the largest collection of Royal vehicles in any one place, including the first motor car ever owned by a member of the Royal Family. The first Royal car, the 6 hp 2-cylinder 1527 cc fitted with a mail phaeton body, was purchased by The Prince of Wales in 1900.
A visit wouldn’t be complete without a stroll around the Country Park. Visitors are in for a treat with 243 hectares to enjoy.