Meeting/conference room in The Dabbling Duck

The Dabbling Duck

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Hotel Highlights

Welcome to The Dabbling Duck, a charming 4-star inn nestled in the picturesque surroundings of King's Lynn, United Kingdom. With prices starting at just $348 a night, this cozy retreat is perfect for travelers looking for comfort and convenience without breaking the bank. Located just 11.2mi from the city center, you’ll find it easy to explore the rich history and vibrant culture of the area while returning to your tranquil haven.

Bedroom, Bed in The Dabbling Duck
Bedroom in The Dabbling Duck

Rooms

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1 Twin Bed

Superior, Twin

Flat-screen TV

Refrigerator

Tea/Coffee maker

This twin room features soundproof walls, a tea and coffee maker, flat-screen TV, as well as wine/champagne for guests.

Superior Twin Room in The Dabbling Duck

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1 King Size Bed

1 Twin Bed

Superior, King/Twin

Bathtub

Wifi

Coffee machine

Flat-screen TV

Relax in our Superior Twin Room with a king and twin bed, soundproof walls, a private patio, and a luxurious bathtub. Perfect for 2 adults seeking comfort and tranquility.

One-Bedroom Suite in The Dabbling Duck

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1 Sofa Bed

1 King Size Bed

Suite, 1 Bedroom

Private Bathroom

Bathtub

Wifi

Coffee machine

This suite includes 1 bedroom, a seating area and 1 bathroom with a walk-in shower and a bath. This suite has a tea and coffee maker, a sofa, flat-screen TV, as well as wine/champagne for guests. The unit has 2 beds.

Discover More

At The Dabbling Duck, guests can indulge in a delightful breakfast to kickstart their day before diving into nearby adventures. The inn boasts a stylish in-house restaurant that serves tantalizing meals for all tastes, and what's more, free kids' meals are available, making it a family-friendly option! Feel free to unwind with a drink at the bar or enjoy a serene evening on the patio. Plus, with free on-site parking, your travels will be seamless from start to finish.

Lobby or reception in The Dabbling Duck
Lobby or reception in The Dabbling Duck

Experience the Best

With 454 glowing reviews, The Dabbling Duck is praised for its soundproof rooms, ensuring a peaceful retreat after a day of exploring. Families will love the playground and spacious accommodations, all while enjoying modern amenities like bathtubs for a relaxing soak. Book your stay and discover why this delightful inn is a favorite among travelers seeking both relaxation and adventure!

Bedroom in The Dabbling Duck
Bedroom, Bed in The Dabbling Duck

Plan Your Stay

Adventure awaits at The Dabbling Duck, where each stay becomes a culinary journey! Step into the in-house Restaurant #1, where the enticing aromas and sophisticated atmosphere ignite your taste buds. Whether you’re enjoying a hearty breakfast or indulging in a delightful dinner, the menu caters to all whims and fancies, offering something for everyone. And the best part? Kids eat for free! So, gather the family around the table and let the laughter flow over delicious plates crafted from the finest local ingredients.

Food and drinks in The Dabbling Duck
Meeting/conference room in The Dabbling Duck

Amenities

Free parking

Restaurant

Free wifi

Meeting/Banquet facilities

Bar

Parking On Site

Non-smoking rooms

Patio

Lobby or reception in The Dabbling Duck
Bedroom, Bed in The Dabbling Duck

Restaurant

Restaurant #1

Food and drinks in The Dabbling Duck
Meeting/conference room in The Dabbling Duck
Lobby or reception in The Dabbling Duck
Everything! I honestly cannot fault this place. I went there based on the photos and the fact I just needed a night away somewhere and unwind. The building is wonderfully maintained and decorated. The ambience is very welcoming and relaxing. The greeting at reception was excellent and check in easy, I was even shown to my room rather than ‘it’s that way, you’ll work it out…’ The room was perfectly sized for a couple. Comfy, warm, well decorated and maintained. Very high quality throughout. I had a separate little room with a chest of drawers and the tea and coffee, so the bedroom was just a bed room. Which was nice as it didn’t feel like a hotel room. The tea and coffee. With everything top spec I was surprised to see the usual everyday brand coffee sachets. For 30 seconds I was disappointed until I saw the cafeteria and a jar of fresh ground coffee. It even had home made vodka in bottles…This is a quality establishment The bar. It was BUSY. They had a function on but the service was clinically efficient. They were so fast but they all still smiled, chatted, were welcoming. It wasn’t just a sausage factory. It was proper service. I’m sure it was Adam (it’s been a week, sorry if it’s not!!) was on his A-game. The beer selection was top. Dinner was EPIC. Had the special (Grouse) which was advertised with buttery mash. I don’t like butter so chef did new potatoes which I think were probably a better choice. Pudding amazing. Had breakfast next morning and again, service could not be faulted. Quick, but not the quick where you think they are trying to get rid of you. Just professionally quick. All this and it was not expensive. If you think it is, just give this place a go and reassess that assumption when you have experienced it. And if you are worried about noise from the pub then you need not worry…the ducks are noisier…

Andrew

A beautifully appointed pub in an iconic & pretty Norfolk village (church, village store, pond etc) The pub layout is extraordinary- the rooms so very well designed for style and comfort. We stayed 3 nights and were fortunate to be upgraded to the Mole End room in Barrack House immediately adjacent to the main building - which had a separate sitting room and a fantastic bath and shower cubicle. The standard of food presented from the kitchen was top drawer - not one meal could be described as anything other than perfect. Head Chef & team are commended! Lastly, the staff..........EVERY member of the Dabbling Duck was so super pleasant in every way - they were efficient, focused, well trained, roles discharged faultlessly - it was a privilege to be a part of this experience - we cannot wait to return!

Leslie

Great location in picture-perfect English village, comfortable room with view over village green, good menu - not cheap but reasonably priced for the area and the quality. Loved the free home-made vodka sample! (NB: I was walking the Peddars Way, which was not too easy to "stage" as it doesn't pass through too many towns/villages. For a three-day journey, Great Massingham and Watton seemed to be the best two stops, so the DD is excellent from this perspective.)

Andrew

We picked the DD off the internet - and it was a find! Beautiful old pub, gorgeous location. The evening meal was one of the best we have had. Our (upgraded) room was still quite small, but delightfully furnished and very comfortable. And where else would you be left with a carafe of home-made vodka! Staff were friendly and helpful.

Marjorie-anne

The property is gorgeous. Has been sympathetically renovated to a high standard retaining the charm of its original period. Quality of food is extremely high and service from all members of staff also very high. Village is beautiful, quiet and relaxing.

Peter

Everything! I honestly cannot fault this place. I went there based on the photos and the fact I just needed a night away somewhere and unwind. The building is wonderfully maintained and decorated. The ambience is very welcoming and relaxing. The greeting at reception was excellent and check in easy, I was even shown to my room rather than ‘it’s that way, you’ll work it out…’ The room was perfectly sized for a couple. Comfy, warm, well decorated and maintained. Very high quality throughout. I had a separate little room with a chest of drawers and the tea and coffee, so the bedroom was just a bed room. Which was nice as it didn’t feel like a hotel room. The tea and coffee. With everything top spec I was surprised to see the usual everyday brand coffee sachets. For 30 seconds I was disappointed until I saw the cafeteria and a jar of fresh ground coffee. It even had home made vodka in bottles…This is a quality establishment The bar. It was BUSY. They had a function on but the service was clinically efficient. They were so fast but they all still smiled, chatted, were welcoming. It wasn’t just a sausage factory. It was proper service. I’m sure it was Adam (it’s been a week, sorry if it’s not!!) was on his A-game. The beer selection was top. Dinner was EPIC. Had the special (Grouse) which was advertised with buttery mash. I don’t like butter so chef did new potatoes which I think were probably a better choice. Pudding amazing. Had breakfast next morning and again, service could not be faulted. Quick, but not the quick where you think they are trying to get rid of you. Just professionally quick. All this and it was not expensive. If you think it is, just give this place a go and reassess that assumption when you have experienced it. And if you are worried about noise from the pub then you need not worry…the ducks are noisier…

Andrew

A beautifully appointed pub in an iconic & pretty Norfolk village (church, village store, pond etc) The pub layout is extraordinary- the rooms so very well designed for style and comfort. We stayed 3 nights and were fortunate to be upgraded to the Mole End room in Barrack House immediately adjacent to the main building - which had a separate sitting room and a fantastic bath and shower cubicle. The standard of food presented from the kitchen was top drawer - not one meal could be described as anything other than perfect. Head Chef & team are commended! Lastly, the staff..........EVERY member of the Dabbling Duck was so super pleasant in every way - they were efficient, focused, well trained, roles discharged faultlessly - it was a privilege to be a part of this experience - we cannot wait to return!

Leslie

Great location in picture-perfect English village, comfortable room with view over village green, good menu - not cheap but reasonably priced for the area and the quality. Loved the free home-made vodka sample! (NB: I was walking the Peddars Way, which was not too easy to "stage" as it doesn't pass through too many towns/villages. For a three-day journey, Great Massingham and Watton seemed to be the best two stops, so the DD is excellent from this perspective.)

Andrew

We picked the DD off the internet - and it was a find! Beautiful old pub, gorgeous location. The evening meal was one of the best we have had. Our (upgraded) room was still quite small, but delightfully furnished and very comfortable. And where else would you be left with a carafe of home-made vodka! Staff were friendly and helpful.

Marjorie-anne

The property is gorgeous. Has been sympathetically renovated to a high standard retaining the charm of its original period. Quality of food is extremely high and service from all members of staff also very high. Village is beautiful, quiet and relaxing.

Peter

Everything! I honestly cannot fault this place. I went there based on the photos and the fact I just needed a night away somewhere and unwind. The building is wonderfully maintained and decorated. The ambience is very welcoming and relaxing. The greeting at reception was excellent and check in easy, I was even shown to my room rather than ‘it’s that way, you’ll work it out…’ The room was perfectly sized for a couple. Comfy, warm, well decorated and maintained. Very high quality throughout. I had a separate little room with a chest of drawers and the tea and coffee, so the bedroom was just a bed room. Which was nice as it didn’t feel like a hotel room. The tea and coffee. With everything top spec I was surprised to see the usual everyday brand coffee sachets. For 30 seconds I was disappointed until I saw the cafeteria and a jar of fresh ground coffee. It even had home made vodka in bottles…This is a quality establishment The bar. It was BUSY. They had a function on but the service was clinically efficient. They were so fast but they all still smiled, chatted, were welcoming. It wasn’t just a sausage factory. It was proper service. I’m sure it was Adam (it’s been a week, sorry if it’s not!!) was on his A-game. The beer selection was top. Dinner was EPIC. Had the special (Grouse) which was advertised with buttery mash. I don’t like butter so chef did new potatoes which I think were probably a better choice. Pudding amazing. Had breakfast next morning and again, service could not be faulted. Quick, but not the quick where you think they are trying to get rid of you. Just professionally quick. All this and it was not expensive. If you think it is, just give this place a go and reassess that assumption when you have experienced it. And if you are worried about noise from the pub then you need not worry…the ducks are noisier…

Andrew

A beautifully appointed pub in an iconic & pretty Norfolk village (church, village store, pond etc) The pub layout is extraordinary- the rooms so very well designed for style and comfort. We stayed 3 nights and were fortunate to be upgraded to the Mole End room in Barrack House immediately adjacent to the main building - which had a separate sitting room and a fantastic bath and shower cubicle. The standard of food presented from the kitchen was top drawer - not one meal could be described as anything other than perfect. Head Chef & team are commended! Lastly, the staff..........EVERY member of the Dabbling Duck was so super pleasant in every way - they were efficient, focused, well trained, roles discharged faultlessly - it was a privilege to be a part of this experience - we cannot wait to return!

Leslie

Great location in picture-perfect English village, comfortable room with view over village green, good menu - not cheap but reasonably priced for the area and the quality. Loved the free home-made vodka sample! (NB: I was walking the Peddars Way, which was not too easy to "stage" as it doesn't pass through too many towns/villages. For a three-day journey, Great Massingham and Watton seemed to be the best two stops, so the DD is excellent from this perspective.)

Andrew

We picked the DD off the internet - and it was a find! Beautiful old pub, gorgeous location. The evening meal was one of the best we have had. Our (upgraded) room was still quite small, but delightfully furnished and very comfortable. And where else would you be left with a carafe of home-made vodka! Staff were friendly and helpful.

Marjorie-anne

The property is gorgeous. Has been sympathetically renovated to a high standard retaining the charm of its original period. Quality of food is extremely high and service from all members of staff also very high. Village is beautiful, quiet and relaxing.

Peter

Location

11, Kings Lynn, PE32 2HN, United Kingdom

Reservations:

+1 (888) 385-8465

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The Dabbling Duck

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