Simply fantastic! This pub is a lot of things but happily does each of them perfectly and not at the expense of the other - as is often the case. The Rose and Crown manages to be a traditional village pub, supporting the local community with 6 well kept local ales; as well as an excellent fine dining restaurant with high quality food at good prices; as well as a hotel with excellent rooms and fantastic breakfast; as well as a tea room with coffee and cakes and also serves some great cocktails! All the staff were lovely and efficient. It was incredibly busy all weekend and not once did any of them seem flustered. A credit to everyone involved. We would definitely stay again (and very dog friendly too!). The perfect base for exploring the beautiful local area.

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Visiting relatives in the village so the R&C was extremely convenient. Check in was very good & receptionist showed us to our room. Just in case we didn't like long life milk she went off to the kitchen with a small jug of fresh milk. Our room was" cosy" with double bed, fresh white towels, clean bathroom with complimentary shampoo, shower gel etc. The building is much larger than it seems from the frontage but public areas were seemingly well maintained. The building is quirky with lots of bar areas and a separate residents lounge which was nice in a busy pub setting. No noise in the room from the public areas. We ate in the restaurant where the food was excellent and not excessively priced. The overarching feature of the R&C is without doubt the staff who are beyond "pleasant" and are extremely helpful from check in to check out. We will definitely return again when we revisit Snettisham.

Booking late, the room was quite small with a double bed. Preference would be for a slightly larger room with twin beds. As a last minute thing the choice was not available so lesson learned to book earlier ! The room didn't have air conditioning but a bedside fan was in the wardrobe. Very small gripe was that the catch on the bathroom door needs maintenance

Lovely bar area with log fire, friendly, helpful staff, clean well equipped freshly decorated room, really comfortable bed, great a La carte breakfast with tables allocated with individual names of rooms, ample parking at the back. Would 100% return.

Nothing. Just one small point (not a criticism) - we had the Crows Nest room. In the corner of the room where there’s a little table ledge - this is a handy area for doing your hair as there’s a power point for hairdryer/hair straighteners. There’s a double socket there so it would have been great to have a little lamp in the corner to see what you’re doing. Simple and cheap to fix!

Staff were quite superb, food was 'cracking', atmosphere was 'classic British Pub' - well done all. On a cold winters day the log fires, all well tended, simply brought it all together.

I love dogs BUT NOT IN THE DINING ROOM. I realise not easy for a 'Mine Host' to say no today and there was no 'doggy smell' anywhere BUT when guests fed their doge at the table?? The staff were great, quickly moved us away but on this occasion there were 2 dogs in the Dining Room - not easy for the Waiting Team to manage. It did not spoil our few days but made us more cautious.

We loved the comfy clean rooms, bars, restaurant and the staff were all very attentive. The residents lounge was a great addition. One outstanding member of staff was Eve although every member of staff were great. The pub is in a great location for lovely coastal walks and is very dog friendly.

Although the food was great, on one evening (Wed 27.11) we were disappointed with the quality of the food. Some meals came out cold, some with components missing and some meals not quite as described in the menu. However Eve did her utmost to put things right and her service was impeccable. Dinner on the other evening as well as both breakfasts were lovely.

A very warm welcome in this old fashioned traditional pub. Cosy bars and log fires aplenty. Staff are very friendly and the overall atmosphere is very relaxed. The food offering is excellent. Many choices at breakfast and all very appetising. We ate in the restaurant 3 evenings and the food was very tasty and well presented. We upgraded to a comfort room and were well pleased. A large room with equally large comfy bed. The bathroom was also huge. All in all a very pleasant stay and we hope to return.

Maybe the restaurant could do with a separate area for guests with dogs.

Very friendly helpful staff. Large, comfortable bed. Well situated for the places we wanted to visit. Very generous tea and coffee facilities in our room with used items replaced each day.

Our room, though pleasant, was not well thought out. For example, the excellent tea and coffee making things were in a dark corner of the room on a very low table which meant bending down low to make a cup of tea. The only way to watch tv in the room was by sitting up in bed, but opposite the bed was a mirror on the wall with the tv to the side of it. This meant that one was distracted by seeing a reflection of oneself in the mirror. They should have been the other way around!

The Rose & Crown is such a lovely hotel, in a building with lots of history and character. The staff were all so friendly, for both the hotel and the restaurant. Our room was clean, well-equipped and comfortable. The shower was amazing - hot and powerful! Breakfast consists of a simple but more than adequate selection of cold items, and while I didn't have one myself, the cooked breakfasts (which are prepared to order) looked amazing. We ate dinner in the restaurant on one evening, and enjoyed our meal. There's a special residents' lounge, which is a nice touch. We were in Norfolk with friends to visit Sandringham House, and the Rose & Crown was the perfect place to stay.

Although some rooms have air-conditioning, ours didn't. As a result the room got really hot because the weather was particularly hot and sunny. A couple of small fans are provided on the bedside tables but they were too noisy to leave on overnight. One larger but quiet floor-standing fan would have been much better.

Lovely room with very good facilities we had our dog with us and were made very welcome, our dog was allowed in all the areas we needed, there were treats in the bar and in our room for him and for us the food served was very good we would recommend it we had breakfast and evening meal ,the staff were all very friendly, We had a large bath with a power shower as well, they used local products from wine's to toiletries, We would recommend you book your evening meals as it can get busy, The pub is situated in the heart of Snettisham and is very easy to find with a large carpark at the rear,There are plenty of places to walk your dogs around the area as well.,all in all a very good break and will certainly return there as we had a great time .

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Fantastic staff and customer service. The room was lovely and luckily there was air-con in the room on a very warm weekend. Nice little touches like homemade biscuits and cafetiere coffee in the room. The food is amazing and highly recommend dining here, especially in the smaller back dining room which was much quieter and intimate. Breakfast was top tier, the Eggs Royale was beautiful, everything was fresh and tasted sublime.

On the second night in the restaurant we were seated in the main dining room at a central table, it was very noisy and busy and we kept getting jostled by people walking past us to the garden.