The Assembly House, Norwich Travel Guide

Step into The Assembly House, a magnificent Grade I listed Georgian building designed by Thomas Ivory in 1754 on Theatre Street. Originally a site of medieval assemblies and later a hub for gentry entertainment, it survived fires and wars to become Norwich's premier boutique venue. Restored with glittering plasterwork and antiques, it captivates with its opulent Music Room, grand halls, and secret gardens.

Choose from 15 characterful rooms like jewellery boxes, featuring king beds, luxe bathrooms, antiques, and unique touches—some with private balconies, gardens, or terraces. Family options sleep up to four, including an accessible room with patio. Rates start at £170 B&B, offering glamour amid Norwich's buzz, with free parking for guests.

Savor daily breakfasts, Beforenoon Teas, lunches, and legendary themed Afternoon Teas (Beauty and the Beast, seasonal specials) baked in-house with sandwiches, scones, pastries, and cakes. British cuisine shines with vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options. Dine in elegant spaces or outdoors on the lawn in summer, paired with full bar service.

Host weddings, conferences, private dining, or art exhibitions in versatile function rooms. A cultural hub with Richard Hughes Cookery School, it's near Norwich Theatre Royal for pre-theatre meals. Awarded Food/Drink Experience of the Year and featured in The Good Hotel Guide 2024.

Centrally positioned, walk to Norwich Cathedral, Castle, Lanes boutiques, historic market, and Forum. Norfolk coast is 25 minutes away. Wheelchair accessible with highchairs, free WiFi, and table service.