Suffolk Hotels, Inns and Pubs

Come and stay in our historic hotels in Suffolk and enjoy a great value bed and breakfast break.

Below is list of Inns and Hotels that can be booked online or by phone. Also a list of pubs that offer great value food.

Places of interest and local attractions in Suffolk:

Melford Hall and Kentwell Hall, Lavenham, Newmarket Racecourse, Bury St Edmunds. St Edmundsbury Cathedral and Gardens. Greeneking Brewery Museum.

Woodbridge- Sutton Hoo Burial Site, Miramere Bird Reserve, Snape Maltings, Aldeburgh.

Below is list of Inns and Hotels that can be booked online or by phone.
And Pubs offering great food.

Old English Inns and Old English Pubs

Suffolk

	Bull Hotel, Long Melford, Suffolk The Bull Hotel Long Melford is located in the historic Suffolk village of Long Melford within easy reach from Sudbury and Bury St Edmunds via the A134 . The Bull Hotel is a fine timbered house, situated near the village green, was built for a wealthy wool merchant in 1450 and by 1580 it had become The Bull Hotel. The hotel's history is evident everywhere, from the massive moulded oak beams dominating reception to the wooden rafters, carvings, open fireplaces and period furniture throughout. Long Melford was a busy village in Tudor times, and still is, attracting visitors and holiday makers from all over the UK. Long Melford, which has the longest high street in East Anglia. Its original timber work, both outside and inside is unusually well preserved. You are aware of the Bull Hotel's ancient history as soon as you walk into the entrance hall. Its massive moulded oak beams dominate the reception area and the original part of the building. During the coaching era the Bull Hotel was the principal Posting House of the town and a stopping place of the London, Bury St Edmunds, and Norwich coaches. Book The Hotel Now www.oldenglishinns.co.uk/long-melford

Suffolk

Bull Hotel, Long Melford, Suffolk

The Bull Hotel Long Melford is located in the historic Suffolk village of Long Melford within easy reach from Sudbury and Bury St Edmunds via the A134 . The Bull Hotel is a fine timbered house, situated near the village green, was built for a wealthy wool merchant in 1450 and by 1580 it had become The Bull Hotel. The hotel's history is evident everywhere, from the massive moulded oak beams dominating reception to the wooden rafters, carvings, open fireplaces and period furniture throughout. Long Melford was a busy village in Tudor times, and still is, attracting visitors and holiday makers from all over the UK. Long Melford, which has the longest high street in East Anglia. Its original timber work, both outside and inside is unusually well preserved. You are aware of the Bull Hotel's ancient history as soon as you walk into the entrance hall. Its massive moulded oak beams dominate the reception area and the original part of the building. During the coaching era the Bull Hotel was the principal Posting House of the town and a stopping place of the London, Bury St Edmunds, and Norwich coaches.
Book The Hotel Now
www.oldenglishinns.co.uk/long-melford