Hotel shut after bug attack
A hotel hit by the winter sickness bug has shut its doors this week for an intensive deep clean.More than 50 guests at the three-star Blakeney Hotel were laid low by a sickness bug thought to be winter vomiting bug norovirus over Christmas and New Year.
A hotel hit by the winter sickness bug has shut its doors this week for an intensive deep clean.
More than 50 guests at the three-star Blakeney Hotel were laid low by a sickness bug thought to be winter vomiting bug norovirus over Christmas and New Year.
Although there have been no new cases since, the hotel has decided to close.
A senior manager at the privately owned 60-bedroom hotel said only a couple of bookings had to be cancelled as it was a very quiet time of year.
"It is a really quiet time of year, so we thought why not, and there are a few other bits we wanted to do."
As norovirus normally breaks out in hospitals or schools, she said she thought it might have happened because the hotel had a four-day Christmas party.
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Symptoms of norovirus are vomiting and diarrhoea.