The propeller behind the chrome counter gives you an indication of what to expect in this quirky, buzzy bar and restaurant with rooms in one of Burnham Market's Georgian buildings. Bedrooms, in a residents' garden, are spacious, light, and carefully styled, each named after a music or movie legend, with blown-up black-and-white images. Along with in-room roll-top baths, iron beds, leather chests, exposed brickwork and modern bathrooms, there are thoughtful extras, including complimentary G&T and a cocktail as well as 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 welcoming bar is the kind of place you could sink into a sofa for a cup of coffee and stay all day. The stripped-back restaurant has a relaxed ambience, with soft reggae or blues playing in the background, and specialises in grilled food such as chargrilled local beef fillet. Book to sit at the chef's bench and you can see them working at the fire pit while you sample a rum flight. There are cook-outs and occasional live music in the courtyard.