Le Strange Arms Hotel

About Le Strange Arms Hotel

On the North Norfolk coast, with lawns that run to the sand dunes of the Wash, is the Le Strange Arms Hotel. The building itself has a history that began in the 1600s as a traditional Norfolk farmhouse, before its renovation into a hotel during the 1800s. Its development was linked to Henry L'Estrange Styleman Le Strange, who was instrumental in establishing Hunstanton as a seaside destination.

The venue is licensed for civil ceremonies for up to 50 guests, which is also the capacity for a seated wedding meal. For other events, its dining suites can hold functions ranging from a private dinner for eight to a banquet for 130. The team hosts a variety of private events, including formal dinners, casual buffets, drinks receptions, milestone birthdays, and christenings.

For overnight stays, the hotel provides 40 en-suite guest rooms, many with sea views, alongside separate self-catering apartments in The Boat House. Adjoining the hotel is The Ancient Mariner Inn, a traditional pub offering food and ales. Free on-site parking is available for guests.

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