ABOUT
ABOUT
A venerable 250 year old Georgian Norfolk inn and B&B just yards from Blakeney Quay, enduringly popular with locals and visitors alike. We hope to be welcoming you, your family and friends alike . . . very soon.
ABOUT
A Georgian Inn that's been in the same family hands of Howard and Marjorie Davies and managed by their son Nic for the last 4 decades.
The Kings Arms was certainly re-roofed in the reign of George III, sometimes referred to the era of 'The Madness of King George' a problem little understood in 1788. Ten years after mental illness forced him to retire from public life, King George III, the British king who lost the American colonies, dies at the age of 82.
We'd described us as a 'classic pub' . . . in the sense we've kept it a bit like a time capsule . . . not painted in 'Farrow & Ball' paints throughout! . . . but to conserve and embrace the patina of time it's endured through the last few centuries or more, that is still as attractive for an Inn of such resplendence as ours. This is 'our local' which we'd love to share with you . . . with honest food, good wines, local beers and comfy beds if you so desire . . . we welcome you to our home and proud to be Norfolk & Good!
OUR ROOMS
At The Kings Arms here in beautiful Blakeney you'll have a choice of four bedrooms and
three flats to choose from.
Our rooms are cosy and comfy
to suit couples and families alike.
We are also 'dog friendly' in bedrooms 1 and 2 only.
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Please click on 'VIEW ROOMS'
to see what options are available
to you. If you require to book or would like further info call us on 01263 740341 as we are always here to help.
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Bedroom # 1
Bedroom # 2
Bedroom # 3
Bedroom # 4
Flat # 5 - 'Club Flat'
Flat # 6 - 'Pub Flat'
Flat # 7 - 'Bill's Room'
OUR SERVICES
Dining @ The Kings Arms*
A 'comprehensive menu' and 'house specials board' feature many fine dishes . . . typical from a 'Classic Pub'
as ours . . . and mostly sourced
locally . . . as you'd expect.
Beer Garden @ The Kings Arms​
We have a well appointed beer
garden with many sturdy bench
tables throughout, swings for little people and on sunny days this is a very popular place to meet up.
B&B @ The Kings Arms
Fancy staying in the heart of North Norfolk? The Kings Arms at Blakeney has 7 bedrooms to choose from, including breakfast to set you up for the day's exploring ahead!
Free Wifi @ The Kings Arms
We're an old establishment yet we appreciate the need to keeping in touch by phone, email or social media so please free to hook up to our wifi anytime you wish.
Real Ales @ The Kings Arms
Local Real Ales from Woodforde's, served straight from the barrel
plus guest ales feature strongly
along our bars . . . as well as a selection
of fine wines and spirits.
––– *Plese Note –––
We DO NOT take Table Bookings
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We 're an 'old fashioned' pub, we operate on a first come, first served basis which is fair to all of our customers, we hope you understand.
GALLERY
THINGS TO DO
Blakeney Point Coastal walk
Take a leisurely, but active stroll, along Blakeney Point’s 4 mile-long (6.4km) shingle spit to the sand dunes near the Lifeboat House, home to a variety of birds and looking out for both grey and common seals on the way.
Blakeney to Morston & Stiffkey Walk
Enjoy Norfolk’s vast open landscape and big skies on this lovely walk along the coast path beside pristine saltmarsh. Don't forget your binoculars, lots of wildlife-spotting opportunities across the marshes and scrub! Ideal for a family walk.
Cley next the Sea from Blakeney
Very photogenic, with half-sunken boats, and many sea birds.
At Blakeney itself, there are great, open, North Norfolk coastal views, and the path through the marshes to Cley. Typical of the north Norfolk coast, this is well worth a visit.
Fill your lungs with Norfolk sea air
Breathtaking beaches, Holkham bay was voted Britain’s best beach in the 2009 Coast Awards. And famously the stand-in for Gwyneth Paltrow’s desert island in the final shot of Shakespeare in Love.
Birds Safari
At this time of year you can spot marsh harrier, bittern, red shank, avocet, breeder wading birds and the occasional muntjac and Chinese water deer – so do make sure you bring your binoculars.
Horse Riding
Drier and sunnier than the West Country, North Norfolk is made for getting active in the great outdoors. The North Norfolk Riding Centre offers lessons with hacking in our glorious countryside .
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