'Offering a buzzy, stylish stay', this quirky venture 'has plenty of attitude within its Georgian exterior', starting with the propeller behind the chrome bar counter, writes an inspector. Bedrooms, in a residents' garden, 'are super-spacious and light, styled to within an inch of their lives', each named after a music or movie legend, with blown-up black-and-white images. As well as in-room roll-top baths, iron beds, leather chests, exposed brickwork and slick, modern bathrooms, 'great care has been taken with with thoughtful extras'. These include complimentary G&T and a cocktail and a Norfolk monopoly game to play while drinking them. Andress has a steam room and a private walled garden with spa bath and log burner. Armstrong can sleep a family of four. What a wonderful world! The bar is the 'kind of place you could easily sink into a sofa for a cup of coffee and stay all day'. The stripped-back restaurant – 'not the place for a quiet tête à tête' – has a modern café ambience, with pop music playing. The short menus include whole roasted lemon sole, flame-grilled steaks and burgers, veggie options. 'The crab was fresh and tasty.' There are cook-outs and occasional live music in the courtyard.