Stay and dine at Morston Hall on the Norfolk coast
Morston Hall is a luxury country house hotel with a Michelin-starred restaurant in Morston, on the Norfolk Coast. Set within a historic 17th-century property surrounded by gardens, the hotel combines individually styled accommodation with fine dining and access to the saltmarshes, tidal creeks and walking routes of North Norfolk.
The hotel offers 13 bedrooms and suites, including traditional rooms within the main house and contemporary Pavilion Suites with private terraces overlooking the gardens. Its Michelin-starred restaurant is a central part of the experience, serving seasonal tasting menus inspired by local produce, seafood and ingredients from the hotel's kitchen garden. Morston Hall is particularly suited to a relaxing coastal break combining walking, dining and comfortable accommodation.
A short walk from the hotel leads to Morston Quay, where tidal channels, moored boats and saltmarshes form part of the Blakeney National Nature Reserve. Boat trips depart from the quay towards Blakeney Point, known for its seal colonies and coastal wildlife. The Norfolk Coast Path passes close to the hotel, connecting Stiffkey to the west with Blakeney to the east, providing opportunities to explore the coast on foot.
The surrounding Norfolk Coast National Landscape offers further walking routes through coastal villages, marshland and open countryside. Nearby Blakeney Harbour and Cley-next-the-Sea provide opportunities for exploring the coastline, while the Georgian market town of Holt offers independent shops, galleries and cafés. Morston Hall provides a distinctive base for discovering North Norfolk, with fine dining and coastal exploration at the heart of the stay.
Walk • Stay • Explore
Walk the Norfolk Coast Path and explore the saltmarshes around Morston Quay. Stay at Morston Hall, a luxury country house hotel with Michelin-starred dining. Explore Blakeney National Nature Reserve, Blakeney Harbour and the landscapes of the Norfolk Coast National Landscape.







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