Cromer Country Club

The resort and its setting

Cromer Country Club is a resort hotel on Overstrand Road, just outside Cromer in Norfolk, with bright, airy suites that each come with their own kitchen. Owners and guests also have access to an indoor pool and a restaurant on site — useful, since North Norfolk's weather can turn changeable even in summer. The brand has moved from Diamond Resorts to Hilton Vacation Club, so current owners and prospective buyers should expect the resort to operate under HGV's European club rules.

Cromer and the North Norfolk coast

Cromer itself is a traditional English seaside town known for its Victorian pier, crab fishing heritage and long sandy beach backed by chalk cliffs. It's the kind of place where a week revolves around coastal walks, fish and chips, and browsing independent shops along the high street. The wider North Norfolk coast is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, with a string of villages, nature reserves and golf courses within easy reach, making this a popular base for couples and families who want a slower-paced UK coastal break rather than a resort complex abroad.

Selling or renting a week here

If you own at Cromer Country Club and no longer use your week, you can list it for resale or rent privately on BidMyTimeshare.com. You set your own asking price, buyers or renters contact you directly through the platform, and there's no commission on the sale — sellers simply pay a one-time listing fee to get the week in front of interested buyers.

Because this resort is part of the Hilton Vacation Club and Diamond collection, transfers aren't quite as simple as a standard private sale. According to Diamond Resorts Europe's membership key information (March 2022), transferring points to a new or existing member costs £299 / €343.85, while transferring a week to a new owner costs £200 / €230 per certificate; a family transfer is cheaper at £75 / €86.25. These fees are paid as part of the transfer process, separate from whatever price you and the buyer agree.

It's also worth knowing that HGV's 2026 governing documents restrict transfers: points can generally only pass to family members, heirs, or through an HGV-appointed regulated intermediary, or otherwise at HGV's discretion. Club rules also give a right of first refusal, so not every private resale is guaranteed to go through unchallenged. Buyers purchasing resale-only points should also understand that they are not enrolled as full Members of The Club in the same way as a direct purchaser — this affects some of what they can access through the ownership. The typical length of time a transfer takes isn't published by the brand, so buyers and sellers should ask HGV directly for a current timeline before relying on a particular completion date.

This resort's ownership is exchangeable through RCI, which is worth knowing for prospective buyers who want the flexibility to trade their week for stays elsewhere.

Renters, meanwhile, are typically looking for straightforward things: a comfortable suite with a kitchen, the indoor pool for wet-weather days, and a base close to Cromer's beach and pier without the hassle of club membership rules — all of which this resort can offer for a single week's stay.

Practical notes

The resort address is 127 Overstrand Rd, Cromer NR27 0DJ, and it's best reached by car, as North Norfolk's rail and bus links, while workable, are limited compared with driving. Anyone selling or buying here should confirm the current annual maintenance fee directly with HGV, as this is set and updated by the brand rather than by individual owners.