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Hawthorn Glen Lodges

  • 4.8 Visitor Rating
  • Sleeps up to 4
  • Hot Tub

About Hawthorn Glen Lodges

For a peaceful break in Norfolk, Hawthorn Glen Lodges is a great choice. This small lodge park provides stylish and luxurious lodges for you and your loved ones. Located on a golf course, this is an excellent place for guests who enjoy playing golf. 

Hawthorn Glen Lodges are situated on Denver Golf Club offering lovely views over the golf course. The golf course has two courses and free for guests staying at the lodges. There is also a golf shop and licensed café where you can enjoy a delicious evening meal on your holiday. The lodge park boasts a rural countryside location with good access to walking trails and local attractions. 

Clavering Lodge and Empress Lodge at Hawthorn Glen Lodges are both 2-bedroom lodges sleeping up to 4 guests. Perfect for a couple, small family or group of friends, the lodges are stylish with luxury furnishings and boast an open plan living and dining area. They also feature outdoor decking space with seating and a hot tub with views of the golf course. This is the perfect way to relax in the Norfolk countryside. 

Guests can use the Hawthorn Glen Lodges as a great base for exploring Norfolk. The local town of Downham Market has several shops, cafes and pubs to try as well as lovely walks along the River Great Ouse. The Norfolk Coast is just an hour away by car where you can enjoy fun days at the beach and coastal walks. Brancaster Beach, Holme Dunes and Old Hunstanton Beach are all excellent choices for your trip to the Norfolk Coast.

Need to Know

Lodge Facilities
  • Less than one mile from Downham Market
  • Easy access to Kings Lynn, Norwich, and Cambridge
  • Close to North Norfolk coast beaches and harbours
  • Located on Denver Golf Club overlooking the golf course
  • Golf available throughout the year
  • Two golf courses on offer
  • Free golf for the duration of your stay
  • Licensed café serving fresh, locally sourced, home cooked food all day
  • Small bar with champagne, wine, beer, lager, ale, port, and gin
  • Golf shop
  • Golf range *
  • Two 9-hole golf courses
  • Wi-Fi access free of charge
  • Free rounds of golf offered to lodge guests
  • All facilities available for all dates
  • * charges apply
Accommodation features
  • Choose from two bedroom lodges, complete with their own outdoor hot tubs, and views of the golf course
  • Outdoor hot tub
  • Free Wi-Fi
  • Flat screen TV with Freeview
  • Kitchen including microwave, dishwasher, fridge/freezer and washing machine
  • Bath and shower
  • Bed linen, duvets and towels
  • Beds made up for your arrival
  • Double glazed and centrally heated
  • Electricity included
  • No pets
  • All non-smoking accommodation
  • * All facilities available for all dates. *
  • Charges apply

Accommodation With Hot Tubs At This Lodge

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  • Sleeps 4
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new for Luxury lodge with a stylish finish. With spacious open-plan living area and well-equipped kitchen. This lodge comes with a double bedroom with en suite shower and one twin bedroom, and additional bathroom with a bath.

From £439 for 7 nights
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  • Sleeps 4
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Luxury and stylish lodge with spacious open-plan living area and well-equipped kitchen. This lodge comes with a double bedroom with en suite shower and one twin bedroom, and additional bathroom with a bath. Step onto the decking with your own private outdoor hot tub and enjoy views of the golf course. Images are representative and may not be the specific accommodation assigned on booking.

From £439 for 7 nights
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  • Sleeps 4
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new for Luxury lodge with a stylish finish. With spacious open-plan living area and well-equipped kitchen. This lodge comes with a double bedroom with en suite shower and one twin bedroom, and additional bathroom with a bath.

From £419 for 7 nights
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  • Sleeps 4
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Luxury and contemporary lodge with spacious open-plan living area and well-equipped kitchen. This lodge comes with a double bedroom with en suite shower and one twin bedroom, and additional bathroom with a bath. Step onto the decking with your own private outdoor hot tub and enjoy views of the golf course. Images are representative and may not be the specific accommodation assigned on booking.

From £445 for 7 nights
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Hawthorn Glen Lodges Prices 2026

Lowest Price (3 Nts)
£285
Lowest Price (4 Nts)
£285
Highest Price
£2,110
Most Expensive Time
August
Cheapest Time
November
Biggest Discount
Up to £270 off 14 nts in Jun 2027
Avg Price Per Night
£142
Avg Price Per Week
£993
Lowest Price Accommodation
Aldersbrook Lodge
Most Expensive Accommodation
Cloud Lodge

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Hawthorn Glen Lodges Reviews

4.8Visitor Rating out of 5

29 reviews from guests who stayed at Hawthorn Glen Lodges

Charlaine
Jul 2025

"We Had lovely time here, the lodge was very spacious and very clean. We loved that the hot tub was private (on the side) rather than being at front where everyone could see. The lodge is tucked away on beautiful golf course, with a little shop which gives you so much more quality family time. Its so peaceful especially at night. For families staying we recommend the following days out : ROARR (about hour away) Skylark (about half hour away) Train to kings Lyn (station is 5/10 mins away in car, and cost £13 for family of four return) Bircham windmill - (50 mins away) climb to the top, make own bread, play stuff for children, horse, lovely cafe!"

Verified Guest
Jul 2025

"Good size lodge"

Fay
Jun 2025

"Amazing holiday, lovely location, unlimited golf, clean lodge and friendly staff"

James
Feb 2025

"Really enjoyed our stay, would come back!"

Harriet
Nov 2024

"Our Hawthorn Glen Lodges review: The setting was truly charming and having the dogs along made it even better, just wandering through fields."

George
Oct 2024

"Really pleased with the lodge, everything felt quite homely and comfy."

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Top Days Out Near Hawthorn Glen Lodges

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Royal estate 31 min drive · 20.7 miles

Sandringham House

Sat nav: PE35 6EN

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Tip: If you're bringing a dog, check the estate's dog-friendly areas on its website before you set off.

Cathedral 26 min drive · 17.7 miles

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Sat nav: CB7 4DL

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Tip: Book tickets and tours in advance, as tour places are limited, and check opening times first because it is a busy working cathedral.

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Sat nav: PE33 9PS

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Tip: Parking is free on site, and the hall is about 250 metres from the main car park along a flat gravel path.

Family zoo 50 min drive · 37.1 miles

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Norfolk's largest zoo, with big cats, giraffes, monkeys and live shows, run by a wildlife conservation charity.

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Tip: Check the website's what's on page before you go, as daily talks and seasonal events change, and you can book tickets online in advance.

National Trust house 26 min drive · 15.8 miles

Peckover House & Gardens

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Tip: The site closes each winter and on some weekdays, so check the current opening season and days on the museum's website before you set off. Parking at the entrance is free.

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