There can be few more imposing hotels in the east of England than the Dukes Head. Its striking powder-blue façade, a study in Georgian elegance, is as much a part of King’s Lynn’s Tuesday Market Place as the stalls that have traded here for generations. It’s the quintessential market town hotel – a handsome hostelry with history at every turn, restored and restyled for the discerning twenty-first century traveller.
Stay here and you’ll join quite a guest list. Political icons; princesses; the who’s who of King’s Lynn’s past – the Dukes Head has played host to them all. Today, period charm meets contemporary chic, spacious rooms envelope you in comfort, and the very best local produce is served – in an acclaimed restaurant and a buzzing new bar.
Our fantastic package includes a nights stay in a comfortable room, our brand-new Gin Afternoon Tea, a delicious two-course dinner and cooked breakfast the next morning, all from £69.50pp!
Artisan coffee, inventive cocktails, fine wines and fabulous, flavourful food – the Dukes Head is a dining destination for every occasion that never misses an opportunity to showcase Norfolk’s best. Massey & Co is a former bank turned buzzy bar and lounge, while Turners puts the art into à la carte, with a contemporary twist on traditional British fare and a coveted AA Rosette for its food and service.
Our 200 years of experience tends to take the stress out of planning your wedding. That, and knowing the setting will be a beautifully dressed space in a legendary venue, with exquisite food for you and your guests. Whether a lavish affair for up to 160 or an intimate gathering for 60, trust our seasoned team to tailor-make a day you’ll treasure.
The Dukes Head is just one of those places people love to meet. The go-to rendezvous for gatherings of every kind, it’s equally good for business meetings – and with flexible function spaces for up to 200, it’s also a popular conference venue. Whatever your corporate event, expect exceptional service and state-of-the-art technology in a truly unique setting.
Our first visit to the Dukes Head was in 1971 which we enjoyed very much. So coming back to Kings Lynn I wanted to stay again. We were not disappointed, of course the inside has been updated and the hotel made larger in back. Reception and check in was easy, efficient, and very friendly.
Stayed: July 2017, travelled as a couple
Enjoy your weekends here with us at Dukes Head Hotel. We’ve given you the ultimate Excuse to Escape and unwind on a Sunday at The Dukes Head Hotel, King’s Lynn. Best of all… you can stay for just £29 per person, with free upgrades available…
Dukes Head Hotel has choc-a-block calendar of special events throughout the year to offer you a whole host of entertainment options. From tribute dinners to holiday celebrations, you can be sure of a spectacular evening that will be remembered for years to come.
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