Hotels in Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk

The hotel has been visited by Kings and Queens, actors and writers. Charles Dickens who stayed in the hotel whilst giving readings of his books in the Athenaeum, mentioned the hotel in The Pickwick Papers. In the lounge choose a range of offerings from Italian cappuccinos through to the finest English loose leaf tea. With its log fire it is a popular meeting place for the towns people and through in the Pickwick bar there is an interesting collection of local ales and whiskeys. The hotel has 2 restaurants, function rooms and 66 bedrooms.

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This Bury St. Edmunds Hotel is within easy reach of all business destinations throughout the region. Butterfly Hotels offers you a full choice of superbly appointed Bedrooms, all with 'en-suite' facilities, personal security and equipped with multi-channel, interactive TV and Radio systems, trouser presses, hairdryers and UK/US computer ports.

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The Priory was originally founded in 1263 for the Grey Friars and known as Babwell Friary before being refronted in the XVIIIth Century. Our modern conference facilities are amongst the finest in the area. We provide first class facilities without sacrificing the attentive, personal service for which we are renowned.

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We have five chefs preparing fresh food for the Garden Restaurant and the more formal Adam Room. Both restaurants offer superb a la carte lunches and dinners and are complemented by wine from an award winning list. The Lounge Bar opens on to the Terrace and Garden, with fine local beer, spirits and wines. In the summer months you can sit out on the terrace enjoying your drink, overlooking a well maintained garden. If the weather is unsuitable to have a drink outside, the Lounge Bar offers excellent seating in a very comfortable, well decorated and spacious lounge. The Grange has recently obtained a licence to hold civil wedding ceremonies. We can accommodate parties from 4 to 80 for the ceremony, and up to 110 for the reception.

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The Six Bells is a perfect country escape set on the edge of the village green, near the duck pond in the pretty Suffolk village of Bardwell. Originating in the late 1500s, the Inn was enlarged in the 19th century and more recently by ourselves. It now offers a characterful blend of old and new. Totally surrounded by countryside, it offers total peace and tranquillity, great food and a country atmosphere. Yet with recent improvements to the A11 and the creation of the A14, it is surprisingly an easy drive from London and the Midlands. We offer all the delights of a Country Inn - excellent food and drink in a friendly and hospitable atmosphere. Our kitchen team, under the personal direction of Richard Salmon, offer a different three course menu each evening with a choice of dishes varying between the contemporary to the traditional. Prime local produce, fresh fish from Lowestoft, Suffolk pork and game in season is prepared daily for you to enjoy. There is a natural and comforting ambience to our country-style beamed dining room with its old Suffolk range making it a lovely setting for your dinner. Furthermore, our pretty conservatory with its views over the garden and countryside provides a light and airy complimentary dining area. Check in for rooms is available from 3.30 pm. If you plan to arrive after 10.00pm please telephone us to make special arrangements. Please read our policy statement before booking. Thank you.

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