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St Edmunds View, named after the nearby church and the 12th century Chapel that now stands as a ruin atop the Hunstanton cliffs, is a wonderfully curated home for groups that are looking for elegant accommodation where all guests can enjoy excellent facilities including all en-suite bedrooms. A truly authentic arts and crafts property, made from the locally quarried red carrstone, that has been lovingly brought into the 21st century through bespoke furnishing and a keen eye for the details.

As the only west-facing resort on the east coast of Britain, Hunstanton is known for stunning sunsets and impressive striped cliffs of carrstone to the north of the town. From the top of the cliffs you are rewarded with wonderful views across the wash to Lincolnshire. Affectionately referred to by locals, as Sunny Hunny, Hunstanton is a traditional Victorian seaside resort boasting all the family attractions you would expect to enjoy on a great British family holiday. The town comprises of a vivid plethora of ice cream parlours, delis, fish 'n' chip shops, sweet shops, bowling alley, crazy golf, arcades, water sport facilities, pier, funfair and Sea Life Centre, plus the wonderful Princess Theatre hosts a summer season and Christmas pantomime. The Golden Lion on the green serves good food, as does Chives Brasserie on the high street. This classic resort is lively all year round. The wide expanse of sandy beach and shallow water will quickly become your holiday playground in summer. Board The Wash Monster and head out to sea to see the seals, learn to paddleboard or kayak at Hunstanton Watersports Centre; swim in the warm waters; or explore the rock pools with a bucket and fishing net. Out of season, wrap up warm to take a brisk walk along the sands, breathe in the sea air followed by indulging in a hot chocolate from one of the cafes. At neighbouring Old Hunstanton, you'll find the start of the Norfolk Coast Path, the famous links golf course circumvented by colourful beach huts and a popular beach cafe that serves good food. Food-lovers are perfectly located to sample the culinary delights the county is famed for. Book in for a outstanding fine dining experience at the supremely charming The Gin Trap Inn in Ringstead, the quaint and impressive Michelin starred restaurant The Neptune in Old Hunstanton, and The Old Bank bistro in Snettisham, or, for a lighter bite and delicious coffee, head to The Old Store, also in Snettisham. The RSPB bird and wildlife...