InterContinental Hotels Group and Kew Green Hotels have
announced that this week has seen the opening of a brand new Holiday Inn
in Norwich, creating 60 local jobs.Opened on 29 May 2007, Holiday Inn Norwich City is situated directly
adjacent to Carrow Road, home of the famous Norwich City Football Club,
and offers 150 air-conditioned bedrooms, including 25 executive rooms,
eight accessible bedrooms and four suites. 

Holiday Inn Norwich City offers excellent amenities for leisure and
business guests alike. Enjoying a close relationship with Norwich City
FC - home to the Canaries - the hotel has the benefit of offering its
own meeting room on-site, with a further 17 function rooms available in
the adjacent football club ensuring up to 2,000 delegates can be hosted
and catered for.

 

Guests can enjoy the property’s fully equipped fitness centre while a
range of dining options are available in the hotel’s restaurant and bar.
The hotel also offers free parking and high speed internet access in all
bedrooms and public areas.

 

Located just a few minutes walk from the city centre’s great range of
shops and historical attractions, including the spectacular Norman
Cathedral and Castle, this provincial capital is the ideal destination
for travellers looking to combine vibrant sophistication with tradition
and culture.

 

Ideally situated for domestic and international visitors alike, the
train station is just half a mile away offering direct links to London
and Cambridge, while Norwich International Airport is within easy reach,
4.5 miles from the hotel.

 

Set in the heart of East Anglia, guests will further benefit from the
great number of treasures to be found throughout Norfolk and within easy
reach of the Holiday Inn Norwich City, including miles of white-sand
beaches, charming villages and the Norfolk Broads - Britain’s largest
protected wetland.

 

Neil Sewell, General Manager of the Holiday Inn Norwich City, said: “I
am extremely pleased with the hotel, and its development, which
represents an exciting opportunity for the collective businesses of
Intercontinental Hotels Group, Kew Green Hotels and Norwich City
Football Club.  The City of Norwich will be served by a new hotel with a
contemporary design, meeting the needs of both business and leisure
guests, further enhancing Norwich as a cosmopolitan destination.”
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