Just 20 minutes from Royal Norwich Golf Club and a straightforward run into Norwich city centre, Holiday Inn Express Norwich makes a reliable base for a Norfolk region golf tour. You're close enough to get to the first tee without drama, but you've also got the city on your doorstep for food, drinks and a bit of atmosphere once the clubs are back in the boot.
What I like about using a hotel like this for a Norfolk itinerary is the simplicity. For societies and mixed-ability groups, it lets you keep everyone together, keep costs sensible and build a multi-course trip without constantly changing hotels. Norwich is also a good shout if you've got non-golfers in the group, as there's plenty to do while the rest of you are chasing a score around the county's links and parkland courses.
In short, it's a no-fuss option when the priority is getting out to several courses, sleeping well and starting the day with breakfast sorted. The location works particularly well if you're planning to play a few rounds across Norfolk and want somewhere central to come back to each evening, rather than packing and unpacking every other day.
Who is this for? Golf societies and groups who want convenience, free parking and a straightforward base for a Norfolk tour, plus couples pairing golf with a city break.
Who is it best for? Groups planning a multi-course itinerary around Norwich who prefer modern, consistent chain-hotel comfort and easy access to restaurants and pubs after the round.
