Park Hotel

A beautifully restored East Anglian Hotel located near to the town centre, The Park boasts a fine restaurant, bar and all 19 rooms are en-suite with colour television, direct dial telephones, hairdryers, ironing facilities & hospitality tray.

Our team of chefs are constantly changing the menu to produce a fine lunch and evening al la carte menu. We proud to have been selected for the local food and drink guide, which backs up the compliments from our many happy visitors

The hotel is adjacent to grassy slopes which run down to the famous Mere of Diss, said to be one of the deepest lakes in England. Diss is a thriving market town, combining historic architecture with modern living. It is centrally located in the beautiful East Anglian

About Diss

Since the time of the Domesday survey the town has been known as Dice, Dic, Dize, Disce, Dysse, Dis and Diss. The name may come from the Anglo-Saxon for a ditch, moat, dyke wall or earth or embankment referring to the Mere or to the bank on which the town began. Diss is now a successful, picturesque market town with parkland, play areas, live entertainment facilities, and it is the recent winner of the ‘Best Kept Market Town in Norfolk’. Fine examples of period architecture can be enjoyed including timber-framed buildings and Georgian and Edwardian facades.