Hotels in Great Yarmouth

Bask in the charm of seaside nostalgia while enjoying the comforts of modern comforts in Great Yarmouth. This dynamic British seaside town, steeped in rich history and bookended by the mesmerising Norfolk Broads and the expansive North Sea, offers varied accommodation to suit every pocket. From opulent seafront hotels offering stunning views to quaint, pocket-friendly B&Bs nestled in historic rows and narrow streets - there is something for everyone.

Whether you’re on a family friendly vacation, a romantic getaway or a fun holiday with friends, your perfect base to explore this versatile town is just a click away. Discover and secure your ideal accommodation for your Great Yarmouth break with Lycafly today!

Our Top Hotels

Loading Hotels

Learn more about hotels in Great Yarmouth

Situated 20 miles east of Norwich, Great Yarmouth is a vibrant seaside town that jostles for attention on a 3.1-mile spit of land between the River Yare and the North Sea. Home to nearly 39,000 people, this fascinating town has evolved over centuries from a fishing hotspot into a charming holiday destination since the 18th century, its growth bolstered by the arrival of the railway in 1844.

The historic rows of houses in narrow streets are reminders of its rich past, stretching back to the time of Roman fort camp Gariannonum. But it’s perhaps the main tourist sector on the seafront, affectionately dubbed "The Golden Mile," that draws millions of visitors each year. Not to be missed are the historic Wellington and Britannia Piers, as well the Marine Parade with its bustling amusement arcades, attractions, and the beautful Venetian Waterways and Gardens. The town’s skyline is further enhanced by the stunning sight of the Scroby Sands Wind Farm with its towering wind generators visible from the seafront.

When to visit Great Yarmouth

To bask in the best weather, flock to Great Yarmouth in August, July, or September when temperatures hover around a pleasant 22.3°C. These are also traditionally the busiest months for tourism, so booking your travel and accommodation in advance is prudent. If you wish to avoid throngs of tourists, consider visiting in the spring or autumn when tourism is slower, making it a great opportunity to nab some budget-friendly deals. Regardless of when you decide to visit, Great Yarmouth's charm stretches far beyond the summer months, with the town always ready to offer a warm welcome.

More Destinations

Travel more with LycaFly