Sherbourne House

A beautiful house , clean and extremely comfortable. Room had very comfortable bed, tea and coffee making facilities etc. Check in was very easy , staff could not do enough to help us (sheila and Tracey) , bar available all evening . Will be returning later in the year with family for a wedding .

Absolutely terrible. Avoid. £150 for a room that's worth at the most £20!. No food or drink on offer. Shower didn't work properly, dirty room, if it wasn't for work and I was with my family I would of left!. Completely missed sold. It's a house on a busy road with a housing estate opposite. Don't be fooled by the pictures!

A perfect venue for a small family wedding. Lovely clean comfortable bedrooms and an excellent room layout for the wedding party. From the time we booked in, Tracey & Sheila made us feel so welcome with nothing being too much trouble even to the extent of un-picking the stitching on my new suit pockets which we overlooked before travelling and supplying mother with coffee. The Bride & Groom and guests had a perfect day with excellent service. It is a shame breakfast was not available at the hotel but there are alternatives available in Attleborough.

Absolutely amazing day held at Sherbourne house. Gez, Tracy and Sheila made the day effortless. Perfect venue for our wedding. Food was beautiful and the rooms impeccable. The team made it special from the start to finish. Sheila and Tracy were brilliant in helping to set up the room for our day, and us and all our guests had the most amazing time. Highly recommend! Wish we could do it all again.

We used this venue for a wake. All the staff were excellent, always helpful and going that extra mile. The food on the buffet was good. The hot food was hot and there was plenty of food to go around. We were a small group of 24 and we were given the dinning room, which also had a bar for those that required it, for our use. I am very happy to give this venue a five star rating. Thank you

Some reasons explain why there will always be vacancies at Sherbourne House, even when you book late. Right upon arrival, you are required to pay for the full stay, on a SumUp terminal (first clue). The place is not busy (see below) yet you will be given the worst rooms, those on the road. Plan sleeping pills. The establishment is clearly designated as a “hotel”, with tariffs not cheap at all, but the rooms will not be made up during the day. Do not try to argue with the proprietor; obviously this person is well trained to have an answer to everything. On a July night, we were the only customers, that was rather gloomy. The place might have had some standing in the past but is now in decline.