What a sweet experience within the Angel Hotel. We looked for a tea, and when we visited and saw…read moreothers enjoying theirs so much we decided this is the place! Reservations are a must. Some of us began with a selection of teas, and others chose coffee. The finger sandwiches were delicious and included turkey and cranberry sauce, egg salad, and cucumber & cream cheese. My friends raved about the scotch eggs and sausage roll, but I enjoyed the salmon and dill roll. The buttermilk scone was perfectly tender and was served with jam and clotted cream. Desserts included a macaron, a chocolate orange profiterole, an apple crumble tartlet and Christmas cake. All were perfection. Staff were very attentive. Paid parking is adjacent.

I've always wished you could do half star reviews on Yelp as I would give this restaurant a 4.5…read morestars. Everything was just right, the only negative was the waiter was rushed. He did a fine job waiting on our table but we felt like it was always rushed. We had short rib pie, the sea bass & the snapper & they were all excellent. The birthday brownie was complimentary & a nice touch. Their warm bread was outstanding. They have a nice wine list, although being from the states I wasn't familiar with most of their wines. The atmosphere is just right, not too stuffy but does have class. I'd definitely would go again whenever I'm back visiting.

Slightly shabby B&B in the middle of town bang up agaisnt the brewery. The welcome is very friendly…read moreand the rooms are a decent size, with en suite shower rooms and free wi-fi. Breakfast is cooked to order. Not exactly a bargain - mostly seems to cater to people coming for the weekend for a wedding. One local suggested it is where commercial travellers would stay if such a type still existed, which pretty much sums it up.

Just stayed for the weekend. The property has been beautifully refurbished and the staff were very…read morehelpful. Great location and a real character place to stay.

Stayed here overnight before. Lovely room and food was delicious. Have also stayed here for a…read morewedding party. Easy parking, easy to locate and staff very friendly and helpful. Would recommend.

This hotel is set on the edge of town, not too far from the A14. It has beautiful outstanding…read moregardens and its an impressive looking building - all great for taking fantastic outside photos for a wedding venue. There is also a separate annexe in the gardens which is used for conference facilities, and the hotel is able to cater for such functions with a fantastic range of hot and cold buffets, tea and coffee, and an array of biscuits, pastries and cakes. The main building contains usual hotel rooms which are of a good standard, and the food within the restaurant is excellent. There is also a bar. There is a large room which can be used for small wedding dinners as well as the main restaurant

I love this place. Beautiful setting and they type of food which has been cooked by a chef, not…read morejust someone who can put a meal together. The food sets my taste buds tingling. Gorgeous open fires in winter. Snuggle

5 star staff, 5 star food. Very attentive staff great for young and old would highly recommend.read more

I stayed here 5 nights while in the area for business. It was very homey. I ate in the inn's pub…read moreevery night and had breakfast in the restaurant every morning. The owners and staff are really friendly and helpful. Free wi-fi! My room came with a bottle of body wash, shampoo, a hair dryer, and a hair straightener (yes!), but I had to ask for a bar of soap. Weird! I totally recommend this place!

The Bull is the nicest restaurant and serves the finest traditional food in the area. It's pricey,…read morebut you won't find anywhere like it around Mildenhall. The focus on fresh, local products covers the menu and even shows in the Suffolk-made shampoo and soap in the inn's rooms. The waitstaff and management are cheery and helpful, and the wifi's complimentary. We've stayed in 3 of the 15 or so rooms and enjoyed the spacious and distinctively decorated accommodation. All rooms are upstairs and there's no lift, so heavy luggage is a pain in the 500+ year old hallways.

I have not stayed the night at the Priory. I'm only commenting on their Sunday roast. It is…read morefantastic. My duck confit and my partner's roasted pork belly was done perfectly. The menu is priced for what you get. The service is incredible. The atmosphere could be improved. The interior is quite outdated.

It's a lovely child-friendly hotel with lots of extra amenities - the National Trust Property…read moreadjoining, a swimming pool (a quick dash from the main door), enormous grounds (including a 7mile walk/cycle), a dining room for families in the Conservatory and a smarter option in-house : the Frederick. There's a cinema room downstairs which shows films (DVDs - familiar ones) at 6pm and 8pm. Children's games-room down the hall (air hockey table, ping-pong, Wii and Playstation, and a football table), a crèche (babies & toddlers) and a den (child care and activities for older kids). Hire bikes, big or small, and Beds are lovely and (a little too) soft, pillows are all synthetic so a bit hot at night in winter, but you feel cosy and the decor includes some beautifully chosen pieces from the fifties and sixties - the desk lamp in our room was all-Thunderbirds-Are-Go!! Loved it. A few annoying things - staff are all a bit spaced out, harassed or very young (experience is important). It's difficult to get their full attention. It's an old house, so it's a bit of a warren of halls and staircases. That can go either way, depending on you. It does affect storage options so don't expect modernity - practical? Yes. Sleek and easy to open & close? No. The pool needs more changing rooms, and at least one more shower (it ONLY HAS one). But it's a good size and a good depth (1.4m) - you can swim some decent lengths. Complimentary towels come to you all warm & toasty. The glass windows make it a lovely indoor/outdoor space. Bean bags at the poolside - a winner. If you've for the cash then this is an ideal getaway for tired mums & dads. Romantic dinners a deux, kids kept busy, family-fun things to do (rain or shine), you could make some great memories here!

We spent a wonderful weekend at Ickworth in Suffolk. The hotel is located within a former private…read moreresidence of eccentric aristocrats, in a very large park which is now managed by the National Trust. The hotel is part of a small hotel group who has spotted a nice niche with affordable luxury hotels targeting families with young children. Compared to many small, charming boutique hotels where children are not necessarily very welcome, at Ickworth everything has been thought for children and for the parents at the same time. The staff was super nice, very flexible (late check-out, help with activities, organising dinner in the lounge rather than the restaurant etc.). We made the most of the park (Italian gardens visit, jogging in the forest, ride on bikes with the children, poney) and of the hotel (restaurants, swimming pool, kids activities, lounge for parents). We also visited the market at nearby Bury St Edmunds which was great. We will be back and will probably try to get friends with us to share such a great experience. Only downside to note was the entrance of this wonderful castle filled by prams... (they need to hide them!), wifi isn't free (com'on!) and the service for the Sunday lunch was veeery slow as the place is so popular with locals on Sunday.

Good service, good food and good beer and wine. The restaurant here was very good although a little…read moreexpensive. Eight of us had a excellent evening - steaks and fish were especially good.

Good food, especially the steak…read more I understand they have a few nice bedrooms upstairs. I will eat again.