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Historic Country House Hotels in East Anglia: Bedfordshire,
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BEDFORDSHIRE
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Best Western Moores Place Hotel ASPLEY GUISE
Delightful Georgian Manor House hotel in
secluded peaceful village, yet just 1.5 miles from junction 13 of
the M1. Milton Keynes is just 8 miles away, midway between Oxford,
Cambridge and London, the hotel is convenient for Luton, Birmingham
and Heathrow Airports. Wi-Fi Internet access available throughout
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The Barns Hotel BEDFORD The
Barns Hotel Bedford is situated in a beautiful riverside location within
three acres of landscaped gardens. It’s built around a barn and 17th century manor house and still retains much of its original beamed and timbered features. |
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Bedford Swan Hotel, BEDFORD
The Bedford Swan Hotel in Bedford is a
delightful 18th century hotel located in the centre of Bedford, only
a few miles from Luton Airport, and only an hour drive from the
university towns of Oxford and Cambridge and central London is only
40 minutes by train. This elegant hotel, built in 1794 for the 5th
Duke of Bedford, is one of the most distinctive hotels in Bedford,
overlooking the River Ouse. The hotel features a Roman Style Pool
and Spa, which is complimentary to hotel guests. Guests can enjoy a
meal in the restaurant or a light snack, afternoon tea or a drink in
the Sunken Lounge Bar. |
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The Old Palace Lodge, DUNSTABLE
The Old Palace Lodge is situated
opposite the beautiful ancient Priory church of St Peter in the
heart of Dunstable. The wood panelling, exquisite furnishings and
friendly atmosphere combine to make this privately owned hotel a
fine, highly characteristic and unique venue. The hotel is located
approximately 2 miles from the M1 junction 11 within easy reach of
all local businesses. Dunstable town is 2 minutes walk away and
Luton airport only 5 miles. All our guests have complimentary gym
passes to R3 leisure. |
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Luton Hoo Hotel, LUTON
Set amid 1065 acres of rolling English
countryside, including a 50 acre lake landscaped by ‘Capability’
Brown, Luton Hoo offers unrivalled prestige and history, having once
accommodated Queen Elizabeth II. Despite this beautiful rural
setting, Luton Hoo is just 10 minutes' drive from Luton Airport and
40 minutes from Heathrow. Road and rail links are also excellent –
it’s 4.8 km (3 miles) from junction 10 of the M1 and 5 minutes from
Luton Parkway station, where a frequent 30-minute service takes you
into London. |
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CAMBRIDGESHIRE
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De Vere University Arms, CAMBRIDGE Situated in the very heart of historic Cambridge, this Victorian De Vere University Arms Hotel offers an unrivalled position overlooking 25 acres of parkland called Parker's Piece. Just a short walk from the
hotel you will find the magnificent Colleges. |
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Royal Cambridge Hotel, CAMBRIDGE Built in Georgian times, the Royal Cambridge Hotel is located in the centre of the historic city of Cambridge. The famous "Backs" are only metres away, and the colleges, botanical gardens, theatres,
museums and shops are conveniently close by. |
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Du Vin and Bistro, CAMBRIDGE
Hotel du Vin & Bistro Cambridge is
located centrally in Trumpington Street and boasts 41 bedrooms and
suites. Facilities include a French-style cellar bar & bistro,
eclectic furnishings, Egyptian linen, monsoon-like showers and
handsprung mattresses. The beautiful building on Trumpington Street,
which dates back in part to medieval times, has been transformed to
enhance its many quirky architectural features. |
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Best Western Cambridge Quy Hotel, STOW-CUM-QUY, CAMBRIDGE
A real gem, a characterful Grade II
listed former watermill, featuring award winning food, real ales and
40 malt whiskies. Set in 11 acres, Quy Mill is originally mentioned
in the Domesday Book in the year 1068. The current buildings were
constructed in the year 1830, and have a Grade II Historical
Buildings Listing. Enjoy our award winning food from a choice of 4
differing menus. Some bedrooms feature 4-poster beds with whirlpool
spa baths. All of our resident guests have free access to our
professionally managed Health Club. |
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George Hotel, HUNTINGDON
If you know little about
Oliver Cromwell and want to know more, come to Huntingdon.
The Cromwells were a prominent local landowning family and Oliver
Cromwell was born here. In keeping with this local tradition, we
take pride in the fact that The George, which has also been a
coaching inn, was once the home of Oliver Cromwell's grandfather and
that the Cromwell Museum is 200 yards from the hotel. A feature room
and a four-poster bedroom are available. |
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Orton Hall Hotel, ORTON LONGUEVILLE, PETERBOROUGH
Set in 20 acres of parkland, this
tastefully restored 17th century house has evolved into a hotel of
character. The Orton Hall Hotel offers a restaurant, country pub,
drawing room and Library Bar and quiet bedrooms. The hotel is
adjacent to Nene Park, two 18 hole golf courses and a steam railway
and is close to a Bronze Age Village. |
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NORFOLK
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Gissing
Hall, DISS
Gissing Hall is a listed family mansion,
dating back to the 15th century. This family owned country house
hotel boasts 18 bedrooms of which three are four-poster suites. All
bedrooms are en-suite and non-smoking, with private bath and/or
shower and are designed with their own individual character. |
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Congham Hall Hotel,
KINGS LYNN
An elegant Georgian Manor House set in
thirty acres of peaceful parkland. Log fires and fine ceramics
create a warm and homely atmosphere. Our team of award winning chefs
create dishes using the wide variety of vegetables and herbs from
the hotel gardens. |
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Maids Head
Hotel, NORWICH This 13th century hotel is conveniently located in the centre of town in the historic area of Tombland. Situated opposite the famous Cathedral, it is convenient for shopping and the many places of interest in the
city centre, as well as the Norfolk Broads and Sandringham.
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Best Western Annesley House Hotel NORWICH
The Annesley House Hotel consists of
three 'Grade Two' listed Georgian buildings and is situated in 3
acres of grounds in a pretty tree-lined conservation area, only a
short stroll from the historic city centre of Norwich. With an
AA rosette for its high standard of cuisine, the Conservatory
Restaurant, which overlooks the water gardens, has a Mediterranean
atmosphere. |
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De Vere Dunston Hall Hotel NORWICH The De Vere Dunston Hall Hotel is an elegant country manor house in a beautiful woodland setting, situated just 10 minutes from Norwich City Centre. The hotel has an 18-hole golf
course.
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Park Farm Classic Hotel, HETHERSETT, Near NORWICH
Set in over 200 acres of landscaped
gardens and green fields, just off the A11, five miles south of
Norwich city centre, Park Farm Hotel is an exclusive country house
hotel. The original Georgian house has undergone an extensive
programme of renovation and redevelopment, transforming it into one
of the leading hotels in Norwich. The well-equipped Leisure Club
offers excellent hotel leisure and spa facilities. |
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Caley Hall Hotel OLD HUNSTANTON
Caley Hall Hotel and Restaurant is set
around a Manor House dating back to 1648. More recently the old farm
outbuildings have been converted to provide the spacious en-suite
bedrooms, restaurant and bar. Most of the rooms are on the ground
floor, and some feature a four poster bed or whirlpool bath. |
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The Dales Country House Hotel SHERINGHAM
Surrounded on all sides by landscaped
parkland and colourful gardens and woods, this fine Grade II listed
building exudes an air of serenity and restrained style. One of the
deluxe four poster rooms has a whirlpool bath and its own private
balcony. Upchers Restaurant is a relaxed setting for enjoyment of a
high standard of cuisine.
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SUFFOLK
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The Angel Hotel, BURY ST EDMUNDS
The Angel dates back to 12th Century and
is a traditional coaching Inn. It stands on one of the prettiest
Georgian squares in the country opposite the award winning Abbey
Gardens. The hotel is within easy reach of Long Melford and Lavenham,
popular with antique hunters, Newmarket, Cambridge and the Suffolk
Coast. |
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Ravenwood Hall Hotel, ROUGHAM,
BURY ST EDMUNDS Suffolk's
ultimate retreat boasts rooms with intimate decor, sensational food
and extraordinary hospitality. Set in 7 acres, enjoy perfection at
this historical country house hotel, with easy access to major road
links. The Hall's intriguing history began in the reign of Henry
VIIIth. Toast crumpets or enjoy a cream tea by the log fires in
winter or sip cool Pimms while reclining by the outdoor heated pool
in summer; Ravenwood Hall is the perfect location throughout the
year. |
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Hintlesham Hall Hotel, HINTLESHAM, IPSWICH
A 21st Century haven of comfort and
friendly professionalism within a Grade 1 Listed Elizabethan Manor
House, Hintlesham Hall is to be found nestling in 175 acres of
rolling Suffolk countryside. Widely recognised as being one of
the loveliest amongst the UK and Ireland's highest rated hotels, the
Hall has 33 bedrooms and suites of varying shapes, sizes and styles
enhanced by fine fabrics, works of art and antiques which abound
throughout the hotel. Health & Beauty and other specialist
treatments and a newly equipped gym with helpful instructors now
complement the pool (in season). Adjacent is the associated
championship size PGA golf course. |
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Swallow Belstead Brook Hotel, IPSWICH
This attractive hotel is situated in a
south west suburb and was once a 16th century hunting lodge. It is
surrounded by 9 acres of parkland and built on the bank of a brook.
All bedrooms are tastefully decorated and very comfortable. The
excellent leisure club features a heated indoor swimming pool and
marbled steam room. The award winning oak panelled Jacobean
restaurant serves fabulous food and fine wines. |
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The Swan, LAVENHAM
Located close to Ipswich and Bury St
Edmunds, Lavenham is one of the best- preserved Tudor villages in
Britain. Nestling at its heart sits The Swan, one of England’s
finest medieval hotels. The Swan Hotel is one of East Anglia's best
known hotels, dating back to the 14th century and incorporates
several notable buildings, including an Elizabethan house and
Lavenham's former Wool Hall. Its interior has been lavishly
restored to include exposed timbers, large open fireplaces and a
minstrel gallery. |
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Bull Hotel, LONG MELFORD, Near SUDBURY
The Bull Hotel is situated on Long
Melford's High Street, near the Village Green. The fine timbered
house has a history dating back over 500 years and has been an Inn
since 1580. Moulded oak beams frame the Reception Area and other
authentic features include a huge Elizabethan fireplace in the
Lounge and antique carvings in the Cordell Restaurant. A former
principle Posting House in Tudor times, today the Bull is renowned
for its excellent cuisine and Chefs Specialities. |
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