The Grove Cromer

We very much enjoyed our recent stay at the Grove. The hotel is well situated in Cromer and near the scenic cliff side walk. In particular we thought the food served both for dinner and breakfast was excellent and of very high quality. We warmly recommend it.

This is my 10th trip and we just love it so much we keep returning. This place is a real treat, romantic, amazing food and this time we brought the elderly in-laws who were very comfy indeed in their accessible room. If you want the personal touch, family run and in need of very nice food and drink then this is the place. So handy for the town of Cromer. Totally recommend it for all ages as everything is thought of. We will back again soon as the in-laws are keen to book again asap. Keep up the amazing work

Sharon on reception was amazing nothing I can complaint and I love a complaint, everything was amazing..friends were in a bungalow .m. The food was great. The bar is fab. Outlier room was amazing. We will be back, our friends has a cooker. Loved it and commer.

We went to the Sundowner for my birthday 🎂 with friends. Whilst it was lovely and warm in the tee pee. We were very disappointed with the food. We ordered the tapas menu, and we were told the crab was unavailable, which was fine. We ordered the morrocan lamb flat bread, it came out on a plate with a square price of bread piled up with chicken pieces in very spicy sauce, it was soo hot 🔥 🥵. The waiter told us it was chicken in a madras sauce, what happened to the morrocan flat bread. I understand it was the last night of opening but surely the same service should be provided. Very disappointed. One ticket off the last, note don't go again.

Really enjoyed our stay. The service was excellent and the staff were all very friendly and nothing was too much trouble. The food in the restaurant was absolutely lovely, we had dinner and breakfast. We will definitely return at some point.

We booked a table at the Grove Restaurant last week to celebrate a family birthday. As we were all staying at the Cromer Country club, also on Overstrand Road, we walked to The Grove. The lighting coming off the main road, up the drive to the Grove is very poor. Having avoided bumping into a flower urn which was difficult to see in the gloom, I then tripped over a long narrow raised bed, partly hidden by leaves. I fell really badly and by the time I got to the front door was in a state of shock. One member of staff was very kind and brought me an ice pack and my daughter filled in an accident report. This completely spoilt the party atmosphere, especially as we were placed in a large room on our own, with scant heating. Whilst the staff were empathetic I was not even offered a complimentary drink or any gesture of goodwill. The meal was good but difficult for me to enjoy as my wrists were becoming bruised and swollen. I went to the excellent Minor Injuries unit at Cromer Hospital the next day. Luckily the x-rays showed nothing was broken but I was given a splint and told to rest my wrists. I wrote a letter of complaint to the Grove who admitted "The front of the drive is quite a complicated area to light, especially during the autumn under the trees". Needless to say this incident would put me off recommending The Grove. My accident could have been avoided if solar lighting had been placed in the raised flower bed or it had been painted white, not black.