Norfolk House Hotel

589 London Road, Thornton Heath, Croydon, Thornton Heath, Greater London, England

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About Norfolk House Hotel

A beautiful property with character and immaculate service. Centrally located on the A23, leading to the major link roads. The Norfolk House Hotel is just opposite The May Day Hospital and Croydon City Centre and Central London are in easy reach by car or Public transport. Norfolk House Conference Rooms is well suited for business class people who wish to accommodate and have their general meetings held at the place of stay. The Norfolk House features a popular Coffee Shop and Function facilities for up to 100 guests. All of our en-suite rooms are well appointed and designed with your comfort in mind. Modern facilities, friendly service and value for money combined, offer a reassuring stay with the Euro Hotel Group. Special offer - Free plated English breakfast.

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