A bright two-bedroom lodge next to Burgh Hall, with an outdoor pool, bar, restaurant and kids' play areas on site. It sleeps 4 in a king room and a twin, with open-plan living, patio doors onto your own furnished patio, free parking and self check-in. You're minutes from the Norfolk Broads and the Roman fort at Burgh Castle, and a five minute drive from Gorleston and Great Yarmouth beaches. It suits families, couples, wedding guests and working stays.

Robin Lodge is a calm, light-filled base for exploring the Broads and the Norfolk coast, with a pool, restaurant and bar just a short walk away. Living and dining The open-plan living, dining and kitchen area has large windows and patio doors that open onto a private patio with outdoor furniture. There's comfortable seating, a large smart TV with Netflix and Freeview, and a dining table for four. Kitchen The kitchen is fully equipped with oven, hob, microwave, fridge-freezer, dishwasher, kettle, toaster, coffee machine, washing machine, plus pots, pans, crockery and utensils. Tea, coffee and milk are provided. Bedrooms • Bedroom 1: king-size bed and clothes rail • Bedroom 2: two single beds, good for children or friends (can be made up as a zip-and-link king) Both bedrooms have a smart TV. Fresh bed linen and towels are included. Bathroom A modern bathroom with shower over bath and toiletries provided. Practical extras Fast wifi, a dedicated workspace, underfloor central heating and free parking outside. On the Burgh Hall site (some facilities are charged) • Outdoor pool • Bar and restaurant, including Sunday roasts • Live entertainment • Indoor and outdoor kids' play areas • Function rooms and a wedding chapel Attending a wedding at Burgh Hall? You can stay right next door, walk back after the reception, and skip the taxi. Working in the area? Robin Lodge is a quiet, self-contained alternative to a hotel room, with a proper kitchen, workspace, laundry and parking. It's handy for the James Paget Hospital, Great Yarmouth port and offshore bases.

Robin Lodge sits in the village of Burgh Castle, where the River Waveney meets Breydon Water on the edge of the Norfolk Broads. On your doorstep • Burgh Castle Roman Fort: one of Britain's best-preserved Roman walls, a short walk away with river views • Waveney riverside walks, plus Breydon Water, a nature reserve known for its birdlife • Fritton Lake: walks, boating and the Fritton Arms (about 5 mins' drive) Coast (about 5 mins' drive) • Gorleston: a wide sandy beach, promenade and cafés, and a quieter alternative to Yarmouth • Great Yarmouth: Golden Mile, piers, the Sea Life Centre and the Hippodrome Circus Days out • Pleasurewood Hills theme park, Lowestoft (about 20 mins) • Norwich: cathedral, castle and shopping (about 40 mins) • Broads boat hire at Oulton Broad and Wroxham Everyday essentials Supermarkets and shops are in nearby Bradwell and Gorleston, and the James Paget University Hospital is about 5 minutes away.

This area benefits from a well-connected transport network, providing convenient access to local destinations and the wider region. The A47 is easily accessible, offering direct road links to Great Yarmouth, Lowestoft, Norwich, and the wider Norfolk and Suffolk road network. This makes the area suitable for commuters as well as those travelling for business or leisure. Public transport is well established, with regular bus services operating throughout Gorleston-on-Sea and connecting residents to Great Yarmouth town centre, James Paget University Hospital, Lowestoft, Norwich, and surrounding villages. Great Yarmouth railway station, located approximately 4 miles from the postcode, provides rail services to Norwich, where connections are available to destinations including Cambridge, London, and the wider national rail network. The area is also well suited to active travel. A network of footpaths and cycle routes provides safe access to local schools, shopping facilities, healthcare services, parks, and Gorleston Beach. The relatively level terrain makes walking and cycling practical for many everyday journeys.