A little bit of a disclaimer here. Despite it being a hotel and all i've not actually stayed a…read morenight. But as it happens to be open almost as late as its possible to stay out around Sudbury i've ended up at the Mill a few times for the purposes of enjoying the local waters. The Mill is a really charming building. Little hideaways and old mill furniture litter the ground floor. You'll noticed the famed mummified cat as well i'm sure (whose removal from the premise some years ago caused a fire that nearly destroyed the hotel). Anyway mummified cat in place and beer in hand your really in for a relaxing evening. The staff were attentive and even came to let us know when they were closing and if they could bring us more drink (all the way in our far flung cubby near the river). The price was reasonable enough for this part of the world and they had some nice beers on tap. Being quiet and friendly it was a nice run down to an otherwise hectic night of frivolity. Given the feel of the restaurant, bar and surrounding grounds i'm sure the Mill is a brilliant place to stay as well and if i ever have cause to use hotels in the area i'll certainly consider the Mill.

Nice place good parking . Clean smart nice lights at night well lit up over lookings water pond…read more.Good full English breackfast .. I had one free night here due to anther carpenter goi g home fore the weekend .So it was a nice free treat for myself . The huge breakfast was fab on a cold saterday morning. Shower in room was huge too...

There is something spectacular in knowing that people still live in places where a neighbour, or…read morefriend of a friend, can be called on for a favour. That was "The Case" at "The Case." Ha ha. I make myself laugh. But really, in the villages of England, places are few and far between, and during the holidays even more so. We're talking the old world where sometimes places are still closed on Sundays and heaven forbid you should want a hairdressers on a holiday Monday! Not like the States, that's for sure. The Brit and I stayed here one Christmas in 2009, and the owner made sure we had a lovely stay as a favour to The Brit's Dad. Typically she wouldn't have gone to all the trouble of giving us breakfast and tea and biscuits to have in the morning and such, but they did for us. The hotel is lovely and the restaurant a great place for a good meal. There is a little seating area for you to wait to be seated where the owner will happily greet you and take your drink order. The drinks were a bit slow coming, but we had time to waste. Things go slower in the UK don't they. Kick back and enjoy your libations my friend! I think the owner was quite proud to have us sit in the seating area before we sat down for our meal, as that seemed her focus despite a predominantly empty restaurant only due to the time of year. I enjoyed a proper English Christmas dinner even though we were going to have another one in a day's time (I love parsnips!) and The Brit had a tasty steak. It takes some time, but it was yummy! The morning after Christmas we were the only ones it seemed in the hotel. Our biscuits were really tasty, but the tea not as good. Breakfast was a proper English and perfectly prepared. I loved our room and found it nicely styled and decorated. If I remember correctly, each room is named a different colour, or at least styled in a different colour. We had purple. It really was a nice place and felt luxurious. The price was great and I would definitely stay here again if ever in the area and in need.

Linda is amazing! She made our evening so welcoming (we went for dinner on a Monday)…read more The food was delicious, they had bottled ale, and they catered really well for vegetarians. We even accidentally binned something that we later realised we needed, and we called up Linda and she fished it out for us! Open Monday Evenings, unlike a lot of independent places. Fantastic experience, do go see for yourself!