The Best Western Priory Hotel is an ideal getaway from the frenetic pace of modern life, offering value for money without compromising on quality.
Irina
United Kingdom
Its character - traditional England countryside
Room was good size and bathroom was large and bright, excellent working shower
Breakfast was plentiful
Staff was helpful
Grounds are pretty, amazing lilac tree and chestnut tree.
On the outskirts of Bury St Edmunds, All Saints Hotel has 2 rosettes and features a spa and golf course. With scenic woodland views, there is also free parking.
Located in Bury Saint Edmunds, a 6-minute walk from The Apex, The Bushel by Greene King Inns has accommodations with a restaurant, free private parking and a bar.
Garrison
United States of America
Wow! My first trip to England & Bury St Edmunds! Brimming with country English charm. Very old building with modern bathrooms. Located in the center of stores, coffee shops, Cathedral and gardens. Very walkable and friendly. Traditional English breakfasts, delicious and filling, set for the day! Great pub and the Sunday Roast is phenomenal! Don't miss! The manager & her staff were so accommodating, friendly and fun to share stories! I will return to The Bushel!
The Abbey Hotel & Apartments is consisted of of a Tudor house built around 1530 and a medieval merchant’s house built around 1350.
McCaffrey
United States of America
After a bit of meandering (on foot) to find the place, I was pleasantly surprised. It is an old building (Tudor?) but the room was spacious, the bed comfortable, the cotton linens soft, there were even robe and slippers in the room. The breakfast was good, the lady who greeted me and served breakfast was friendly and welcoming. Overall it was a great one night stay.
Located on the edge of the charming old town, the Dragonfly Hotel Bury St Edmunds offers free parking and is near to the A14. Cambridge, Ely and Newmarket are all within about 30 minutes’ drive.
In central Bury St Edmunds, the Dog and Partridge is within 2 minutes’ walk of St Edmundsbury Cathedral, the Theater Royal and the Greene King Brewery Museum.
Dave
United Kingdom
The room was beautiful. The location was spot on. We had a meal there and the food was really good. Bit busy but it was a nice atmosphere. Staff seemed a bit rushed but the welcome by a staff member was lovely
In 7 acres of scenic grounds, Ravenwood Hall Hotel boasts period features, free parking and free Wi-Fi. Just a 10 minute drive from Bury St Edmunds, the hotel has a traditional restaurant.
Lea
United Kingdom
Staff were lovely, but during breakfast they only had one poor chap running around to sort stuff. The buffet breakfast was not restocked as it was clear there was no time, therefore we did not have any. The crushed avocado was actually guacamole?, not a problem for us but for those with allergies it might be. The evening meal was lovely and reasonably priced. The room was clean, but attention to detail was evident as there was cobwebs above the shower.
The Grange Hotel, an attractive Tudor-style country house hotel, lies in Thurston in the heart of Suffolk. The hotel is set in its own secluded gardens amid open countryside.
Matt
United Kingdom
Stayed several times in the last few months whilst working at the hospital in Bury St Edmonds. Nice rural location offering plenty of walks/runs. Very nice food, generally friendly staff. The larger rooms/suites (rooms 4 and 14) are very spacious and comfortable and there’s a lovely historic feel to the building overall.
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A lovely village feel and the locals are very friendly and...
A lovely village feel and the locals are very friendly and welcoming. The whole town area was clean and safe. However the parking arrangements were very confusing and the danger of accidentally overstaying the Waitrose parking area comes with a potential 75 pounds fine so recommend avoiding this centre.
Grant
New Zealand
Scored 10
10
Fantastic place with so much history and character.
Fantastic place with so much history and character.
The Abbey Gardens are beautiful with an aviary with well cared for birds,a cafe and a plant shop.
Walking through the grounds the gardens are beautifully cards for.
The town centre has a lot to offer with lots of cafes,bistros and bars including The Nutshell,I believe the smallest pub in England.
Lots of chain and individual shops and a really good market on Saturday..and possibly wednesday.
The street are clean,the atmosphere relaxed.
There is the Greene King brewery in the town.
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Anonymous
United Kingdom
Scored 10
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We love bury st edmunds it’s a beautiful town with lots of...
We love bury st edmunds it’s a beautiful town with lots of history and things to do..
We attended the yearly nearly festival in bury gardens for our 5th time & would definitely recommend it to others
Mary
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
How can Bury Saint Edmunds disappoint?
How can Bury Saint Edmunds disappoint? Historic place, old Abbey, wonderful Cathedral. I was there to visit Ickworth in nearby Horringer, where the Lords of Bristol Hervey lived. It is a National Trust site, Gorgeous walking trails. Well worth a visit. Suffolk is as beautiful as Yorkshire in my opinion. I am a Harvey (Hervey) descending from the same ancestors. Bury has great restaurants. Wonderful small town.
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A great historic town with plenty of restaurant's and coffee...
A great historic town with plenty of restaurant's and coffee shops.
The abbey gardens and the big church are fantasic.
The old town has been retained and there is an excellent modern shopping complex
All in all a great town to visit.
Derek
Sweden
Scored 8.0
8.0
Very historical town, beautiful Abbey gardens, small museum.
Very historical town, beautiful Abbey gardens, small museum. Nice shops, cobbled streets.
Lots of other pretty towns and villages around, eg Lavenham. Country houses eg Ickworth, Thetford Forest to wander in. The area oozes with history
Andrew
United Kingdom
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Nice Hotel conveniently located just off A14, with plenty of free parking, but you must register your car number in reception. Easy 25 minute walk into Bury town centre. Staff were all very pleasant and friendly. The room was very clean, and the bed comfortable and for the price we paid, was, we thought, great value for money. The breakfast was good, a help yourself buffet and restaurant large and clean. We booked last minute but would stay again if in area.
Staff friendly and welcoming. Hotel is genuinely dog friendly and the staff set up a table for us to eat in the bar area. Food was good both breakfast and dinner. Ample free car parking. Bar and lounge area are very pleasant with nice furniture and decor. Hotel grounds are well kept and the large grass area is good for dogs. Hotel location is good for town centre and easy access to major routes to other towns and countryside.
We've been to Bury Saint Edmunds before (a number of times - visiting friends in the area) - but, have never been to the Dog and Partridge. It's a brilliant location, the staff are friendly, the room was clean and spacious. The bar area is vast - with loads of places to sit and enjoy in comfort. The white wine was yummy. We'd been fed by friends nearby before arrival - so, we didn't eat - but, will do when we stay 'next.
Had enjoyable stay at the bushel, when I was given my room it was by the side of the car park and on the main route into the rear entrance of the hotel. It was rather noisy at night after the bars closed, people walking home laughing and joking etc.
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