- Website refresh
Start of a new year and a chance to revisit our website which would benefit from a tidy. We have added a ‘Book now’ button for easy booking. We have added more fast display panels on the homepage to better illustrate the features of Hoste barn. We are aware that many people like to browse and book on their mobile device so that has been upgraded too. Hope you enjoy the changes.
- Hoste Barn wins prestigious VisitEngland Rose award 2023
ROSE Awards
The ROSE (Recognition Of Service Excellence) Awards recognise accommodation businesses who truly go the extra mile for their guests.
Designed to showcase those establishments that provide the warmest of welcomes, we are very proud to have received this award for 2023.
We have always striven to look after our guests at Hoste Barn and this point has been reflected in the many comments we have received in our Guest Feedback. However we were delighted to see this had also been recognised by VisitEngland.
- Christmas is coming! Dates still available.
Check our availability in the ‘Availability’ section
- Hoste Barn gardens runner up for English finest garden in East of England
We have been chosen by English Gardens as runner up in the East of England. This was after we had exhibited the garden as part of the National garden scheme where we raised almost £4000 for cancer charities.
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Old Manor Farmhouse is a fine Grade II listed 17th century wool merchant’s manor house with its detached 17th century tithe barn, quietly situated in woodland and open farmland, not far from the National Trust’s Blickling and Felbrigg estates and the private stately homes of Mannington and Wolterton.
The farmhouse had fallen into derelict condition before being rescued in 1989 and sympathetically restored, winning the Graham Allen Award for Conservation in 1991.
The barn then began its journey of restoration endeavouring to keep its vernacular past at the forefront at all times, creating a shell within which guest can live luxuriously while still appreciating the history and craftsmanship of this Grade II listed 17th century Norfolk threshing barn.
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