The William 4th Inn and Bed and Breakfast in Norwich  offers a warm welcome to this historic city.

                   Originally the cottage home of a Mousehold shepherd, The King William IV now stands in the garden grounds,

            where it is thought to have been a tavern for  at  least 150 years recorded by   Joseph Manning's 1834

           survey of licensed premises.

            Telegraph Lane  in those days would have been no more than a footpath leading from Gas Hill to Yarmouth Road.

            The lane named after the semaphoring system used in 1807, when the site of the water tower was as a vantage point to     

            receive signals from Great Yarmouth should the French Invade.

                   Steeped in atmosphere and peppered with unique architectural treasures Norwich with its magnificent

     Norman Cathedral dominating the sky line boosts the second tallest spire in the country. Norwich is proud of its past and 

            present status and it’s not hard to see why.   Its ancient buildings and city walls make it the

            most complete medieval city in Britain today, still offering a rare blend of historic interest and modern sophistication.