Taylor
The Taylor Room
Experience the warmth and comfort of Taylor, a spacious side-facing room that adapts seamlessly to your needs. Dog friendly and thoughtfully designed, it is ideal for couples or families and can comfortably accommodate up to four with Z-beds available upon request, making it a flexible choice for a variety of stays.
The room features a lovely en-suite bathroom with a walk-in shower and high-quality furnishings, creating a cosy and relaxing atmosphere. There’s also space to enjoy a refreshing cup of tea or coffee after a day exploring the Norfolk coast and countryside, before unwinding in comfort and looking forward to a delicious breakfast awaiting you in the morning. With its welcoming style and versatile layout, Taylor offers everything you need for a memorable getaway.
Amenities
- King bed
- En-Suite Bathroom (Walk-in Shower)
- Perfect for a Family of Four
- Air Conditioning
- Flat Screen TV
- Tea & Espresso Machine
- Toiletries
- Safe Box
- Mini Fridge
- Dog Friendly
- Wardrobe
- Desk
Check in is from 4:00 PM
Check out is 10:30 AM
Luggage can be safely stored for early arrivals. Early check-in and late check-out are available upon request, subject to availability and subject to additional charge per hour.
All eight of our bedrooms are air-conditioned, helping keep the rooms comfortable throughout the year.
Yes, breakfast is always included for direct bookings. You can enjoy a continental buffet or a cooked breakfast of your choice, served from 8:00 to 10:00 AM. For Room Only rates, breakfast can be added upon request
Room service is not currently something we offer.
We accept card (Visa & Mastercard) and cash payments
Our standard room bookings can be cancelled or amended up to 5 days before arrival without charge. Some special rates may have different cancellation conditions, which will be clearly shown when booking.
Yes, we have on-site parking just behind the hotel. Disabled parking is available.
Yes, we have a cycle storage rack in the rear garden.
Yes, we have two EV charging points available on a first-come, first-served basis. Charging is subject to an additional charge.
Yes, five of our boutique rooms (Russell, Taylor, Burney, Kempe and Nelson) welcome dogs, so your furry friends can stay with you. Please note that we operate a pet-friendly policy to ensure a comfortable stay for all our guests.
Dogs are welcome in our designated dog-friendly areas, including the Snug, bar, terrace and garden. Our main restaurant is not dog friendly.
Yes, a few of our rooms are family-friendly, equipped with sofa beds or the option to add Z-beds. Cots can also be provided upon request,
All eight bedrooms are located on the first floor and are accessed by one flight of stairs. We do not have a lift, so unfortunately our bedrooms are not suitable for guests who cannot use stairs independently. If you have specific accessibility requirements, please contact us before booking and we will be happy to discuss what we can accommodate.
Yes, you are very welcome to dine in our restaurant. We serve lunch and dinner daily, with Sunday roasts alongside other seasonal dishes served on Sundays. We also have a designated dog-friendly dining area. Booking is highly advisable, especially during busy times, to ensure your preferred table. Table reservations can be made easily via our website.
Yes, complimentary high-speed Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel, including all rooms and public areas.
We do not have a 24-hour reception. If you are arriving later in the evening, please let us know in advance so we can make the necessary arrangements for your arrival.
We are around 10–15 minutes from the Norfolk coast, with some of North Norfolk’s beaches and coastal villages easily accessible by car.
We are less than a mile from Sandringham Estate, making The Coach & Horses an ideal base for exploring the Royal Estate and the surrounding Norfolk countryside.
Named after Roger Taylor, a member of one of the most famous rock bands in the world – Queen!
Taylor was born at West Norfolk & Lynn Hospital in Kings Lynn on the 26th of July 1949.
Coincidentally, the new maternity ward was opened by the future Queen Elizabeth II,
who was introduced to Winifred Taylor, Roger Taylor’s mother.
