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10 Top-Rated Hotels in Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk, East Anglia, England
Discover the best hotels in Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk, East Anglia, England including All Saints Hotel, The Angel Hotel, Premier Inn Bury St Edmunds Town Centre Hotel, The Chantry Hotel, The Ickworth Hotel, The Fox Inn, The Abbey Hotel, Old Cannon Brewery, Six Bells Inn, Premier Inn Bury St Edmunds North (A14) Hotel.
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1. All Saints Hotel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 743 reviews
Situated in the heart of East Anglia, two miles from the centre of the historic town of Bury St. Edmunds, All Saints Hotel is perfectly located whatever the occasion. With our recently launched Health Hub Spa with seven stunning treatment rooms, a spa lounge and exclusive relaxation room there is nowhere better to step away from the outside world and enjoy some ‘me’ time. Even if you are just looking for a place to meet a friend for a coffee, then we are open from 10am - 4pm to non-residents at our Lodge Cafe, with views of our 18 - hole golf course. Whatever the reason for your visit, you will be glad you came. Our dedicated team are on hand to ensure you have everything you need from the moment you arrive and we look forward to welcoming you.
Spa day
Reviewed By T8522ZSjanetbWe had a fantastic spa experience/massage by Sue and Kathy. We felt like we had been floating on air. Would thoroughly recommend a session to complement a Spa Day/overnight stay in a picturesque setting with easy access to Bury St Edmunds.
2. The Angel Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1694 reviews
This Georgian ivy clad 4 star boutique hotel and restaurant in Suffolk surprises with a twist of urban chic. Our Suffolk hotel is right in the heart of Bury St Edmunds town centre and everything is just a step from here. Explore winding, cobbled, shop filled streets and a plethora of ancient architecture on the doorstep. Once inside, The Angel Hotel is a curious contrast of comfy contemporary design with touches of exotic grandeur. Warm leather sofas vie for your company in the lounge, which is filled with curiosities, pop art, eccentric oddities and cool vintage furniture. It is a hotel of many different aspects all artfully blended together into an exciting package and the bedrooms are no exception. The Angel Eaterie has a great reputation and dining here is a culinary treat.
Wonderful night away.
Reviewed By clarissap293We stayed in the ivy suite with copper bath. Huge room which was absolutely spotless. Every member of staff we met were friendly and helpful. We didn’t eat in the evening at the hotel but did have the cooked breakfast which was delicious. Great cocktail in the bar too.
3. Premier Inn Bury St Edmunds Town Centre Hotel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1057 reviews
Set right in the heart of this scenic market town, our Premier Inn Bury St Edmunds Town Centre hotel is a perfect base for exploring historic Suffolk. History-lovers won't want to miss a tour of St Edmundsbury Cathedral and the Bury St Edmunds Abbey, before taking a walk around the picturesque Abbey Gardens. The town is also a great spot for shoppers - you'll find everything from independent boutiques and craft markets, as well as high-street stores. Back at the hotel, you can look forward to a tasty meal in our Thyme restaurant, before relaxing on a super-comfy Hypnos bed, and watching the latest shows on your Smart TV.
Central location, great room, good breakfast ? value for money
Reviewed By johnhZ8913XTWe couldn’t have got better for the money, the hotel is situated in the heart of Bury St Edmunds within a 2 min walk of the cathedral and the gardens. The room was a decent size, clean and well equipped. We had breakfast at the hotel and the first morning wasn’t as good as the 2nd. Would stay here again happily.
4. The Chantry Hotel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 319 reviews
The Chantry Hotel is situated in the heart of historic Bury St Edmunds. It is close to the town centre,shops and restaurants. It offers 14 en-suite rooms with a bar/lounge for the guests to use.
Very good small local hotel
Reviewed By Martin CStayed here for 3 nights. Small comfortable friendly hotel. My room was well equipped and bed and pillows comfortable. My room overlooked the road and there was a fair amount of traffic noise. Didn’t bother me but if you are sensitive to noise ask for room overlooking car park. Excellent breakfast all served at table. Excellent location within easy walk of main attractions and (very handy) has own car park. Would certainly stay again.
5. The Ickworth Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1231 reviews
The East Wing at Ickworth was home to the Hervey family before it passed to the National Trust. The surroundings are as grand as ever but the idea that “children should be seen but not heard” has gone right out of the hundred or more windows. Where else can you go that offers luxurious surroundings, outstanding facilities, exquisite cuisine and family friendly activities? The Ickworth is unique. It's also one of the finest luxury family hotels in the UK.
Great hotel for families with room for improvements
Reviewed By johnrB785SFOverall we had a great time and would recommend the hotel and we would love to go back again one day. It's a fantastic location with stunning grounds, the staff were lovely and the room was big. You can put the kids to bed and go down to the restaurant and lounge for the evening as their monitor service means you can keep an eye on the kids (and it's only a short walk to the rooms should they wake up). This is a really amazing perk for this hotel. You can grab some bikes and explore the huge grounds, order a picnic and go sit by the lake, have a drink and let the kids go watch the films they put on at night if your kids are older. As a parent, you can actually have a holiday and a break at this hotel, amazing! But there were a few disappointments that they could work on and are good to be aware of. The food was hit and miss, the burger, skate wing and chicken wings were excellent. But other dishes were quite poor, like the fried mushrooms, Tofu laksa curry & trout all had next to no flavour, The menu also doesn't during the week. The whole point of staying at the hotel is that you can eat dinner together while the children sleep upstairs (due to their baby monitor service), which means you are going to eat at the hotel restaurant each night. If we 'd stayed for longer than 3 nights we would have been very bored of the menu. At times the service was very slow. We waited 20 minutes one night to get asked for our drink order in the lounge - even though the staff knew we were there. Two out of the three breakfasts, we saw families getting cross that they'd waited 45 minutes for their food and missed their nursery slots! We waited 20 minutes one morning to be asked for our breakfast drink orders. That's a lot in just three days. I was disappointed with the child facilities in general, especially given the focus for this on their website. It's worth saying they're a LOT better than the nothing most hotels have, but this is a luxury hotel aimed at families, especially those with smaller children so I think it's fair to have high expectations for this. The Four Den nursery in particular was hugely disappointing. I was expecting a large, light area which had outdoor space, not a small room that looked the same as my son's nursery (and therefore he reacted very badly on seeing it...though was fine the next few sessions). It's disappointing given some of the lovely creches and nurseries out there to find one smaller and less enticing that our day to day nursery. I really think this needs to be seen as a treat BY children, for that it needs to wow them and look like a fun play area, not a nursery room. The 'fairy garden' was perhaps the low point and a bit of an embarrassment. One old, fading plastic baby climbing space and one very small climbing frame. No swings, no sand pit, no roundabout. Your average council park playground has 5x more equipment in it. I really would expect a lovely playground, with bark floor, slides, swings, zip lines etc. An area kids can go play for hours at a time. The kids play equipment was also very disappointing. A box full of old, half broken and incomplete bits and bobs. Two wickets out of a cricket set. Two 'chariot' push bikes which looked 20 years old and one of them had a pin missing in the wheels so the back wheel came off, a broken rocket which meant it didn't work, two broken frisbees. Again, given the selling point I'd expect all sorts of high quality play equipment for all ages and for it to be in perfect working order.
6. The Fox Inn
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 486 reviews
The Fox is a friendly family run 500 year old inn with a contemporary food restaurant and large luxury boutique hotel rooms converted in an ancient barn - complete with Hayloft Suite. Nestled next to the Abbey Gardens and yet only 5 minutes walk to the town centre in the historic town of Bury St Edmunds, with Newmarket and Cambridge close by. An ideal venue for business or pleasure. Open all day, every day with an emphasis on quality and friendly service. Food served from 7am weekdays and 8am at weekends and bank holidays prepared by our team of chefs. Free parking & WiFi. Our air conditioned rooms include: handmade super king beds with natural hand stitched mattresses for a good nights sleep. Handmade oak furniture & room fittings, luxury stone tiled bathrooms with natural French toiletries, flat screen TV, tea & coffee, spring water, safe, steam iron, cosy underfloor heating.
jubilee break
Reviewed By PHH1_13fantastic friendly staff..doing a great job , food was delicious we had the sea bass on both nights very nice!!couldn,t ask for a better location to explore bury , right next to abbey gardens...alot to see and walk to ..we had a great long weekend stay in bury would go back and stay there again. THANKS PAUL for your homemade scones very good for the journey home!!
7. The Abbey Hotel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 236 reviews
Looking for a place to stay in Bury St. Edmunds? Then look no further than The Abbey Hotel, a charming bed and breakfast that brings the best of Bury St. Edmunds to your doorstep. Rooms at The Abbey Hotel provide a flat screen TV, and guests can stay connected with free wifi. You can also enjoy free breakfast while staying at The Abbey Hotel. Need a place to park? Free parking is available at The Abbey Hotel. Close to some of Bury St. Edmunds' most popular landmarks, such as St. Mary's Church (0.3 mi) and The Abbey (0.4 mi), The Abbey Hotel is a great destination for tourists. During your visit, be sure to check out one of Bury St. Edmunds' popular crab restaurants such as Maison Bleue Restaurant, Pea Porridge, and 1921 Angel Hill, all a short distance from The Abbey Hotel. Plus, during your trip, don’t forget to check out some of the popular historic sites, such as St. Edmundsbury Cathedral, West Stow Country Park and Anglo-Saxon Village, and Theatre Royal, Bury St. Edmunds. We’re sure you’ll enjoy your stay at The Abbey Hotel as you experience everything Bury St. Edmunds has to offer.
Great place to stay when visiting Bury St Edmunds area
Reviewed By maisonbijouLocation of the hotel was very good; just off the centre. Staff were very pleasant and very helpful, and organised an early breakfast for us. No other meals available, but we were given a map showing all of the many eateries on offer in Bury. Room was lovely and clean. All in all a great place to stay when visiting Bury.
8. Old Cannon Brewery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 316 reviews
Comfortable, spacious rooms, all with en-suite showers in the converted brew house just across the courtyard from the modern micro-brewery, bar and brasserie.
Comfortable and friendly
Reviewed By danceswithdaffodilsA great pub with very friendly staff and excellent food. We stayed here for one night. The bedroom was spacious, spotlessly clean and the bed was incredibly comfortable and warm. We had dinner in the bar. There was a bit of a wait for the food, but it was hot when it did arrive. The only thing that spoiled the ambience was the ‘pop’ music coming through the speakers. It felt out of place and where we were sitting sounded very tinny. It was even louder in the courtyard outside, which was a shame, as it is so very well decked out and a lovely area to sit. If you are lucky enough to get a parking space, be aware that it is all permit parking, or a yellow line after 6pm. Although it is walking distance into town, you won’t be able to leave your car at the pub because of the permit parking, unless of course you go into town in the evening. Breakfast was good, with a good continental selection as well as the choice of a fried breakfast. Once again, the ‘pop’ music playing through the speakers in the morning did spoil a good breakfast. It wasn’t particularly loud, just a bit annoying. An enjoyable stay nonetheless, though I won’t be rushing back.
9. Six Bells Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 172 reviews
Birthday Weekend
Reviewed By joannen691We booked here for a couple of days over the Bank Holiday. The Inn is stunning, set in beautiful gardens surrounded by farmland in the pretty village of Bardwell. The accommodation is converted stables in the grounds. The rooms were lovely, comfortable, clean, good comfy bed and quality linen, with a nice en-suite. The usual tea, coffee, toiletries and towels were provided. Outside the rooms was a lovely seating area to enjoy the sunshine and a drink. Breakfast was good, a nice full English with tea, coffee, toast etc, cooked well with quality ingredients. We dined in the Inn on one night, the wait was quite long, but was worth it, food was yummy and service was good. Will definitely be back as the whole place was so chilled and relaxing. Definitely recommend.
10. Premier Inn Bury St Edmunds North (A14) Hotel
Overall Ratings
3 based on 96 reviews
Home to historic sites and scenic parks, it's easy to see why Bury St Edmunds is a great spot for UK short breaks. Located just a short walk away from Bury St Edmunds train station, our Premier Inn Bury St Edmunds North (A14) hotel is in an ideal spot for getting around this historic market town. Visit top Suffolk attractions nearby like the St Edmundsbury Cathedral and the Bury St Edmunds Abbey and Gardens, before enjoying activities in Bury St Edmunds like exploring Ickworth House or taking a tour of the local Greene King Brewery. Plus, foodies won't want to miss visiting Bury St Edmunds Market for some tasty local snacks. After days out in Suffolk, you can look forward to family meals back at our in-house Thyme restaurant before enjoying a great night's sleep on a luxurious Hypnos bed.
Worst Premier Inn I have Stayed In
Reviewed By 569gerrymI have reported all these items to Premier Inn so I am not telling tales out of school. Numerous defects in the room (door lock inoperative , noisy AC, leaking shower etc.). Cooked breakfast items were cold due to ineffective heat lamps over the buffet dishes. This is a new addition to the Premier Inn family I believe but lloks like it was rushed into service.
