Bury St. Edmunds Hotels

Enjoy your visit to Bury St Edmunds with a stay at The Old Pear Tree. Guests looking to stay active can check out the nearby hiking/biking trails, and free perks include WiFi, self parking, and full breakfast daily. There's also a garden, and rooms at this upscale bed & breakfast offer flat-screen TVs and Egyptian cotton sheets.

Ravenwood Hall Hotel is a great choice for a stay in Bury St Edmunds. After having fun at the outdoor pool, you can grab a bite to eat at the restaurant or unwind with a drink at the bar/lounge. There's also a garden, and rooms offer room service and free WiFi.

Enjoy your visit to Bury St Edmunds with a stay at The Abbey Hotel. Free perks include WiFi, self parking, and cooked-to-order breakfast daily between 7:30 AM and 9:30 AM. Other highlights at this upscale bed & breakfast include a garden, and rooms offer flat-screen TVs and premium bedding.

A Suffolk pub with its own on-site brewhouse, The Old Cannon Brewery offers accommodation and dining less than 10 minutes’ walk from Bury St Edmunds Abbey. The Old Cannon has a brasserie restaurant and provides free parking and Wi-Fi. Each room includes a flat-screen TV with satellite channels, wardrobe, seating area and tea and coffee facilities. All rooms have an en suite shower with hairdryer and complimentary toiletries. A full English breakfast is served at The Old Cannon, with a buffet selection including toast, yoghurt cereals and fruit juice. Croissants, porridge and pancakes also feature on the menu. The brasserie serves a range of freshly prepared lunches and evening meals, featuring local Suffolk produce. Bury St Edmunds attractions include St Edmundsbury Cathedral and the Theatre Royal, and the town has a number of boutiques and independent shops. There is also a multi-screen cinema 4 minutes’ drive away. Ipswich, Diss and Cambridge are all around 35 minutes’ drive from this inn.

The Bushel is a great choice for a stay in Bury St Edmunds. Free perks include WiFi, self parking, and full breakfast daily between 7 AM and 10 AM.

The Old Brewers House is a charming 18th Century Building which was formerly the family home of Greene King s Chief Brewer. It has been refurbished & restored to provide nine delightful non-smoking en suite bedrooms.The Dog & Partridge is conveniently located in the heart of historic Bury St Edmunds. The moment you step out of the front door you have the beautiful gardens of St Edmundsbury Abbey and the outstanding architecture of St Edmundsbury Cathedral to your left, and the unique Georgian Theatre Royal to your right. The Greene King Brewery and Museum is literally across the road, and offers magnificent tours and beer tasting.

The Fox is a 15th-century inn, around 5 minutes’ walk from the centre of Bury St Edmunds. It offers a high standard of bed and breakfast accommodation alongside its popular restaurant and bar with pretty terrace beer garden. All rooms at The Fox are equipped with underfloor heating, and incorporate locally made granite-topped furniture. Each has a flat-screen TV, safe, iron, hairdryer and free Wi-Fi, as well as tea and coffee facilities, with the superior Hayloft Suite featuring a luxurious four-poster bed and 2-person bath. Guests can enjoy a freshly cooked full English breakfast served in the inn. The restaurant serves an inviting menu of burgers, steaks, salads and substantial main courses, and lies opposite the Abbey Gardens behind St Edmundsbury Cathedral. Bury St Edmunds offers rich Suffolk heritage with a Regency theatre, the medieval Guildhall and the Norman Tower among its varied attractions. A lively street market, a 12th-century museum and a boutique cinema all add to its considerable charm.

When you stay at All Saints Hotel, you can practice your swing on the golf course. You can grab a bite to eat at the restaurant, or indulge in massages, facials, or mani/pedis. Other highlights include an indoor pool, a bar/lounge, and a fitness center.

The Grange Hotel is a great choice for a stay in Bury St Edmunds. Guests indulge in spa services, then grab a bite to eat at the restaurant. A bar/lounge, a terrace, and a garden are other highlights.

Worlington Hall is an elegant 16th century former Manor House set in five acres of gardens with protected trees and fishing rights on the River Lark. The original house was built in 1570 and the Queen Anne facade was added in the early 18th century, when it was turned into a manor house. Today it is a distinguished Country House Hotel recently restored to reflect its original elegance. The building is listed as being of historic interest, set in five acres of land leading down to the River Lark. The Worlington Hall stands amidst beautiful countryside in the heart of a picturesque village from which it takes its name. Located near to Mildenhall we offer the full facilities of a Country Hotel with a Bar Menu and á la carte restaurant, function suite, lounge bar and charming accommodation. The bar and restaurant are open to non-residents. Our comfortable Lounge Bar offers the perfect setting to relax with friends before dinner. The sixteenth century carved wood panelling and blazing log fire will set the mood for a memorable meal in the charming surroundings of the restaurant.