The Globe is a vibrant coastal pub perfectly placed for an adventure on the North Norfolk coast. Beautifully refurbished, the pub is a short stroll from the quay and a popular choice for seaside escapes, walking breaks, and dog or family friendly staycations. The light-filled dining spaces, maritime charm, and lively yet welcoming atmosphere is a draw for both locals and visitors. It offers the rare combination of a central location, stylish bedrooms, and destination dining.
The Globe Inn Wells-next-the-Sea, Norfolk, NR23 1EU
- 29 bedrooms
- 29 bedrooms
Seaside Pub Overlooking a Leafy Georgian Square
Facilties & Amenities
- Beer Garden
- Breakfast
- Craft Beer
- Dog Friendly Rooms
- Family Friendly
- Gastro Pub
- Log Fires
- Wheelchair Accessible
- WiFi
Bedrooms
The Globe has a collection of lovely bedrooms at the pub and at nearby Arch House. Each room is thoughtfully designed with a fresh, coastal-inspired feel. Expect crisp linens, calming colour palettes and modern en-suite bathrooms, creating a relaxed retreat after a day exploring the Norfolk coastline. Rooms range from cosy doubles ideal for short breaks to larger family-friendly options suited to longer seaside stays. With its central location, you are perfectly placed to experience both the town and surrounding countryside. Dogs are welcome with prior acknowledgement (add a dog at the checkout), Z-beds can be added for children, and there is also a ground floor accessible apartment.
Bathroom products include hand and body wash, lotion, shampoo and conditioner from Connock.
Telegraph Travel wrote: “No airs and graces here. The Globe is a relaxed Georgian pub with rooms, in keeping with the relaxed seaside resort in which it sits. A mix of walkers, bucket-and-spade families and touring dog owners hang out in its rooms and tables, which overlook a leafy green at the “posh” end of town, a short walk from the quayside razzamatazz.” Expert rating 8/10
Food & Drink
Food is at the heart of The Globe’s appeal. The kitchen champions seasonal British ingredients with a focus on fresh seafood and locally sourced produce. The menu balances elevated pub classics with more contemporary dishes, making it equally suited to a relaxed lunch or celebratory evening supper. Sunday roasts are a popular fixture, and breakfast for staying guests provides a hearty start to the day before heading out along the coast. Behind the bar, you will find well-kept local ales, a thoughtful wine list and a range of premium spirits. Booking ahead is recommended, particularly during school holidays and summer weekends.
