Bury St Edmunds Most Beautiful Hotel Rooms

An indulgent break in a luxury hotel room offers escapism, relaxation and a great reason to do nothing but luxuriate in some rare free time. Add a gorgeous bathroom, sumptuous bed linen and room service and you’ve no reason to venture outside of your new-found sanctuary.

We’ve selected some of the most decadent rooms in Suffolk’s most exclusive hotels for you to choose from, so pack your bags, grab a good book and unwind in a beautiful hotel room.

Boasting an enviable position on Bury St Edmunds' historic Angel Hill, the iconic Angel Hotel is ideally situated for exploring all the town has to offer, as well as boasting incredible views of the Abbey Gardens.

The Contemporary Superior Bedrooms are a perfect space to indulge and relax, with a spectacular free standing copper bath, kingsize bed, flat screen TV, cafetiere coffee and luxury teas, wet room with rain head shower, fluffy bathrobes, seating area with desk and evening turn down service. Your stay also includes free car parking, 24 hour room service and luxury toiletries.

Book online at The Angel Hotel website.

Bedford Lodge Hotel is a luxury spa hotel in the idyllic Suffolk countryside near Bury St Edmunds. With the character and charm of a country house plus all the modern elements needed for your stay, Bedford Lodge and its indulgent spa offer total escapism.

Of the 80 luxury rooms, we were drawn to the decadent Yellow Suite with its freestanding bath with complimentary Molton Brown goody bag, sky TV, chocolates and fruit bowl. All rooms boast comfy king sized beds, egyptian cotton linen, fluffy towels and Tea and coffee making facilities offering you a chance to take a breath, take in your surroundings and take a break.

Book online at Bedford Lodge Hotel & Spa website.

The Ickworth Hotel is a stately Italianate palace and set among 1,800-acres of National Trust parkland. There is plenty to explore on foot or by bike and events are held in the grounds throughout the year, including outdoor theatre and childrens’ trails.

The hotel itself is located in the main house and maintains the warmth and comfort of a cherished family home with period features and elegant design. The impressive ‘Grand Tour’ bedroom is named after the Earl Bishop’s tour around the continent and has a huge 8ft bed! This spacious suite has a separate sitting area and fabulous views over the Italianate garden. The room can sleep up to 5 including children and even dogs, making this a memorable trip away for the whole family.

Book online at The Ickworth Hotel website.

Located in the unique and beautiful Medieval village of Lavenham, The Swan at Lavenham Hotel & Spa is the ultimate in indulgence. With its spa, stylish restaurant and range of 45 perfectly appointed bedrooms and suites, you’ll be able to sink into a rural sanctuary of your very own.

If you are looking to treat the special person in your life with a luxurious romantic break we must draw your attention to one of The Swan’s most beautiful rooms. Dating back to the 15th Century, ‘The Churchyard Suite’ features original exposed beams and mullioned windows as well as a vaulted and beamed ceiling rising high above a comfy king size bed. It is visually stunning, mixing modern luxury with medieval style. The room also encompasses a separate lounge area and private bathroom. With room service and space to dine inside the suite there is almost no need to leave your room, unless of course you wish to explore the charming village with its many shops and curiosities or pay a visit to the spa.

Book online at The Swan at Lavenham Hotel & Spa website.

The grand Ravenwood Hall evokes the mystery and romance of the Tudor period, crammed full of character and original architectural features. Set in 7 acres of secluded Suffolk countryside the hotel offers a tranquil time away from the pressures of the everyday. The restaurant serves a menu of beautiful British cuisine with a modern twist as well as traditional afternoon tea and an expert wine list.

Amongst their 14 rooms, one of the most popular and most beautiful is the rich and opulent Oak Room. Its corner location gives it a light and bright aspect, offering the best views from the Hall overlooking lawns to the front and side. This very special room features original Tudor oak panelling, and the decor is sympathetically matched to the room’s fascinating past, with heavy drapes around the four-poster bed and a rich palette of colours reflected in the soft furnishings.

Book online at Ravenwood Hall Hotel website.