TheHiveGreatYarmouth opened its doors to guests in July 2023 after extensive modernisation taking 15 months. Previously it has been closed for over a decade. The Hive has private flats upstairs and has a storage warehouse where the niteclub used to be to the left of the building as you look at it. We are happy to accommodate people with limited mobility and people with pets as well as people on family trips/holidays or workers looking for an affordable place to stay. We work on a policy of continual improvement and will listen and respond positively to constructive feedback and suggestions on how e can improve what we offer. Also we are not out to rip people off and want to provide good value-for-money in a very competitive accommodation marketplace in Great Yarmouth. Scott is your host at TheHive GreatYarmouth, he lives in a flat on site and is responsible for all the great reviews we get. As well as rooms with shared bathroom facilities we are planning to add 2 en-suite rooms (one with disability bathroom suite) by next Summer. We hope you enjoy your time with us and have a wonderful stay.

Over-looking the beach and sea and near to all sea-side attractions. We have a shared breakfast area and 2 shared wet rooms. With our Nelson room we have a smaller room fitted with bunks so that the adults can have their own space and our young guests their own. The Nelson can sleep up to 5 guests, this must be one the best value stays in Great Yarmouth and you get a continental breakfast as well. You don't have to break the bank to have a break at The Hive. n.b. If you do not like shared bathroom facilities this is not the place for you.

All Yarmouth attractions within walking distance. Beach is just across the road, great for pets and kids. There is a new river crossing nearby which will increase access to the 'quiet' end of town. There are also new developments going up nearby which will change the character and feel of the area. It's a good time to be in Great Yarmouth, a town that was in need of re-generation. There is a taxi company 200 yards down the road, another 100 yards and there is Cafe 63 and a local bus stop. Walk on and you will hit all of the attractions that the Great Yarmouth Golden Mile has to offer. Don't forget that 100 yards up Monument Road you can see the historic landmark, Nelsons Monument, it is actually a statue Britannica. The Time and Tide Museum is worth a visit. The Jube is in town and offers a variety of events on different nights as well as pool, darts, snooker, karaoke. You can ring Bradley for more info at thejube dot net