B&Bs in Bury St Edmunds & Beyond

The Bushel is a warm and welcoming place to rest your head and enjoy some delicious traditional pub grub. Located in the center of Bury St Edmunds, this 15th Century coaching inn maintains some of the authentic features of the inn that stood on St John’s Street in the 15th Century. Keep your eyes peeled for the original flint wall, which is still on show in the dining area.

The rooms are stylish and bright, with everything you need for a relaxing stay, and the communal spaces are elegant and modern with leafy hanging plants and unusual art on the walls. Brunch is available until noon, so you can enjoy a luxurious slow start to the day, perhaps reading the paper and choosing from an extensive menu including the classic full English (veggie option also available) as well as more unusual options such as chorizo bake and eggs, smoked salmon and even steak and eggs.

https://www.greenekinginns.co.uk/hotels/the-bushel/

The Fox Inn is housed in a lovingly converted 15^th century inn, brimming with hospitality and charm and perfectly located for exploring the county of Suffolk. The rooms themselves are all individually decorated, with luxurious details such as large comfortable beds, crisp linen and even under floor heating.

Elements such as four posters beds, couples’ vanity stands and modern freestanding baths evoke a modern decadence within this historic setting. The late check out as standard means that you can indulge in a lie in and make your way to breakfast in your own time. The menus on offer are extensive and include a range of delicious traditional fayre, so you can relax and stay for lunch and even dinner.

https://www.greenekinginns.co.uk/hotels/fox-inn/

You can’t get much more traditional than The Westgate Pub set in the medieval centre of Bury St Edmunds. Its location makes this place a great stop over for walkers and sightseers who need a handy place to stay during their journey.

The pub is warm and welcoming, with a range of local ales as well as pool and darts for the more competitive members of your group. The rooms are practical and comfortable and the breakfast is hearty setting you up for the rest of the day.

https://www.thewestgatepub.co.uk/

A unique chance to stay in a brewery in the heart of Bury St Edmunds!

Located just a short walk from Bury St Edmunds town centre, and the train station. The Old Cannon Brewery is ideal for both leisure and business guests, meeting the needs of individuals and families alike.

If you are looking for a relaxed and comfortable stay, then The Old Cannon Brewery is the home away from home that you need. Their 8 double rooms and 2 twin rooms all have en-suite shower rooms and tea and coffee facilities.

With free wi-fi and free daily car parking permits for the surrounding areas.

A beautiful flint cottage set in the grounds of a busy working fruit farm, Church Farm bed and breakfast is homely, relaxing and full of luxury finishing touches to make your stay that extra bit special.

The family-run 200 acre farm in Bradfield Combust, just 5 miles from Bury St Edmunds, grows raspberries, strawberries, apples and pears and is bustling all year round, even selling Christmas trees in the winter months. Artists will find plenty to inspire them and are welcome to take a seat on one of the many well-placed benches to stop and capture the blossom-laden fruit trees, wildlife and farm life.

The rooms are a joy to behold, with super king sized beds, tasteful classic pieces of furniture and the softest linen. You’ll even find fragrant bath oils and complimentary cake on arrival. The farmhouse breakfast includes preserves which of course are made from the farm’s own fruit as well as homemade apple juice and other local produce.

https://www.churchfarmbandbsuffolk.com/

Brighthouse Farm offers a beautiful timbered Georgian farmhouse offering four-star bed and breakfast rooms, self-catering accommodation and caravan/camping site in a tranquil rural setting in the heart of Suffolk. Situated in the quiet village of Lawshall, 7 miles from Bury St Edmunds, Brighthouse Farm provides the ideal location from which to explore the Suffolk countryside and its attractions.

The B&B rooms are all en-suite and spacious. Breakfast is cooked on the farmhouse Aga – they serve a different breakfast every morning of your stay and can cater for any dietary requirements.

Their bed and breakfast accommodation is ideal for both business guests and holidaymakers on long or short breaks, providing plenty of opportunities for visitors to enjoy the delights of the many local restaurants and eateries during their stay.

The highly acclaimed former 5 star self catering and bed and breakfast accommodation (awarded a Gold Award in 2010 by Visit Britain) De Vere House offers stunning facilities in the heart of Suffolk countryside and comes with a touch of movie magic history.

Lavenham, just 20 minutes from Bury St Edmunds, is Britain’s finest medieval village (with over 300 grade listed heritage properties and appearing as Godric’s Hollow in the Harry Potter films). De Vere House is located in the centre of this pretty village (just 20 minutes from Bury St Edmunds) and itself offers a wealth of history and interest as well as comfortable accommodation.

Two four poster bedrooms with en suite bathrooms, TV, wifi internet access, private guest sitting room with log fire and courtyard garden, full English breakfast (taken in the Dining Room of the main house). Not suitable for pets, children or the disabled due to the age and layout of the house.

De Vere House appeared as parts of Godric’s Hollow in the Harry Potter film Deathly Hallows Part One (and in the PSP, Gameboy and Xbox games of the film) also being used in two of the official Christmas Cards produced by Warner Bros. In the filming of Harry Potter, different parts of De Vere House were cut and paste to make up the whole of Godric’s Hollow. Filmed during the summer, the special effects team added winter snow (even pasting a Christmas tree into De Vere House's front bay window together with the sound of Christmas carols in the background)

The house is often referred to as “The Harry Potter House” by locals, in the media and a huge picture of the front door can be seen at the Warner Bros’ Exhibition on the making of Harry Potter and in the Village Library.

Meadow House Bed and Breakfast is the perfect solution for large groups seeking somewhere to stay together, with a broad range of rooms in a magnificent modern house, as well as a separate coach house annex, all set in two acres of wooded grounds for relaxation and complete privacy.

The generous and delicious English breakfasts are cooked to order and there are also vegetarian and continental options available.

Meadow House is located in Burwell, 25 miles from Bury St Edmunds, 10 miles from the interesting city of Cambridge, and only four miles from Newmarket- ideal if you want to visit the racecourse.

There are also a collection of quaint self-catering cottages available, each located in the local area and with its own character and unique style. Hilary’s Cottage in the village of Swaffham Prior is an adorable Victorian cottage, which sleeps four people. Also in Swaffham Prior, Garden Cottage has a sunny patio space and welcomes dogs.

http://www.themeadowhouse.co.uk/

For more accommodation inspiration in Bury St Edmunds & Beyond, take a look at our Places to Stay Guide!