Le Strange Arms Hotel, Old Hunstanton

Stay on the Norfolk Coast

Le Strange Arms Hotel sits close to the beach in Old Hunstanton, at the western end of the Norfolk Coast National Landscape. With lawns and dunes between the hotel and beach, and access to the coast path from the hotel grounds, it provides a well-placed base for walking and exploring this part of the Norfolk coast.

The Norfolk Coast Path passes through Old Hunstanton shortly after leaving its starting point in Hunstanton. From here, the route continues east towards Holme-next-the-Sea, through beaches, dunes, saltmarshes, nature reserves and coastal villages, while shorter walks make it possible to explore the surrounding landscape without following the complete long-distance trail.

The distinctive striped Hunstanton Cliffs are close by, while walks east lead towards Holme-next-the-Sea, Holme Dunes Nature Reserve, Thornham and Brancaster. Together, these provide plenty to explore over a longer stay based in Old Hunstanton.

The Peddars Way reaches the coast at Holme-next-the-Sea, close to Old Hunstanton, where it connects with the Norfolk Coast Path. This makes Le Strange Arms useful both as a base near the beginning of the Norfolk Coast Path and for walkers spending time on the Norfolk Coast after completing the Peddars Way.

Walk • Stay • Explore

Walk directly onto the Norfolk Coast Path. Stay beside the sea in Old Hunstanton. Explore Hunstanton Cliffs, Holme Dunes Nature Reserve and the wider Norfolk Coast National Landscape.