WroxhamPhoto: Mike Smith, CC BY-SA 2.0
The Lodge at Salhouse
from £105
Salhouse — About 3 miles / 7 minutes' drive
Pub grub
From published sources
Pubs with Rooms in Wroxham & the Broads
The gateway to the Norfolk Broads, with riverside pubs and village inns along the River Bure.
Also covers pubs in Salhouse, Coltishall and Horstead.
Last reviewed October 2026.
Wroxham at a glance
We cover 3 pubs with rooms in and around Wroxham. 3 allow dogs in the bedrooms.
Pub details last checked October 2026.
Wroxham and its neighbour Hoveton are the best-known boating hub on the Norfolk Broads, where the Bure runs under a road bridge and the shops and boatyards face one another across the water. Genuine pubs with rooms are thinner on the ground in the town itself, so the three pubs on this page are spread around it, between three and four miles away — each one’s village and distance is given on its page.
They are the Rising Sun at Coltishall, a riverside pub on the Bure with four rooms and wood-fired pizza; the Recruiting Sergeant at Horstead, with five double rooms and a speciality in fresh fish; and the Lodge at Salhouse, six rooms in a former vicarage. All three publish their dog policy clearly, and the Rising Sun and the Lodge each list a modest per-stay fee for dogs in the rooms.
If a dog is the priority, the Rising Sun is the most straightforward. Wroxham has its own railway station on the Bittern Line, but all three pubs are a drive or taxi ride from it.
Further east, about 13 miles away near Acle, the Kings Arms at Fleggburgh has garden lodges and boutique bedrooms — too far to list as a Wroxham pub, but its own page has the details.
Just outside Wroxham
Not in Wroxham itself, but close enough to stay — the town's shops, pubs and sights are only a short trip in from any of these.
Wroxham
WroxhamPhoto: Steve Daniels, CC BY-SA 2.0
The Rising Sun
from £110
Coltishall — About 4 miles / 10 minutes' drive
Pub grub
Dog welcome in the room and at dinner.
From published sources
WroxhamPhoto: Mike Smith, CC BY-SA 2.0
The Recruiting Sergeant
Horstead — About 4 miles / 10 minutes' drive
Pub grub
Dogs aren't allowed in the restaurant at dinner, but are welcome in the bar — worth asking if food's served there if you want to eat together.
From published sources
Dog policy, compared
All of this is from published sources — none of these pubs have been confirmed with us directly yet.
| Pub | Dogs in bedroom | Dogs at dinner | Charge |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Lodge at Salhouse Salhouse | Dogs in all rooms | Not confirmed | £15 / stay |
| The Recruiting Sergeant Horstead | Selected rooms only | No dogs in the restaurant | Not confirmed |
| The Rising Sun Coltishall | Dogs in all rooms | Dogs welcome at dinner | £10 / stay |
Food, compared
All of this is from published sources — none of these pubs have been confirmed with us directly yet.
| Pub | Standard | Kitchen | Booking |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Lodge at Salhouse Salhouse | Pub grub | Every day | Not confirmed |
| The Recruiting Sergeant Horstead | Pub grub | Every day | Not confirmed |
| The Rising Sun Coltishall | Pub grub | Every day | Not confirmed |
Questions people ask about Wroxham
- Which pubs with rooms near Wroxham have parking?
- All three of our pubs list free parking on their own sites: the Rising Sun at Coltishall, the Recruiting Sergeant at Horstead and the Lodge at Salhouse.
- What counts as a "pub with rooms" on the Norfolk Broads?
- A bar you could walk into for a pint, with bedrooms attached. None of these three is in Wroxham itself — we've grouped them here because Wroxham is the best-known Broads hub, and each is a short drive away. We have left out boating-holiday hotels and riverside restaurants.
- Can I stay with a dog at pubs on the Broads?
- Yes at all three, with different rules. The Rising Sun welcomes dogs throughout the pub and in its rooms for £10 a stay. The Lodge at Salhouse takes dogs in its rooms for £15 a stay. The Recruiting Sergeant allows dogs in the bar and some rooms but not the restaurant.