Caistor Hall Hotel is a beautiful country house hotel located on the fringe of the 'Fine City' of Norwich in secluded surroundings. Caistor Hall was built between 1795 and 1797 in the time of King George III by the Dashwood family. The actual site can be traced back even further to before the Norman Conquest and originally belonged to the Abbey at Bury St Edmunds until it was confiscated during the dissolution of the monasteries. We pride ourselves on our accommodation at Caistor Hall. Boasting 20 luxuriously appointed Bedrooms.

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Rooms & suites

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We pride ourselves on our accommodation at Caistor Hall, boasting 20 luxuriously appointed Bedrooms. Varying in size and location our rooms offer elegant and stylish interiors blending the old and new. Vintage furniture partnered with high ceilings, and sash windows offer the traditional along with a fresh colour palette and modern bathrooms to add that bit of modernity to our historical venue.

Drinking & Dining

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Palm Court Bar and Restaurant is located within the main house of the building and boasts a wide selection of food and beverage offerings. Sundays are all about relaxing so why not treat yourself to a sumptuous Sunday lunch here at Caistor Hall.

Meetings & Events

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Casitor Hall is a venue offering a diverse selection of spaces and services to host events both large and small. Ideally located just 3 miles from central Norwich with onsite private parking and multiple transport links within easy reach thus making us your venue of choice. For those day meetings where location, service and setting are key, Caistor Hall offers an abundance of spaces to suit your needs.

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