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"Pleased that the Dog and Partridge offers delicious food and comfortable rooms. Very easy to find. The car park was a bit small but is provided free of charge. There’s plenty of shops and pubs within walking distance of the front door. Breakfast included a full English option, as well as cereals, though was not complimentary. It was very tasty."
Guest score: 9/10
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"Enjoyed the Beightons, a well-placed Guest House run by friendly people. Can be a bit tricky too find on Google maps, so worth noting down contact details. They offered a continental breakfast, in a special area, but cooked food could have been nice. They’ve got a pretty garden, easy to set off in any direction for a nice walk."
Guest score: 9/10
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"Booked a room and breakfast in the inn. Good service from the staff, in the bar, the check-ins, and the breakfast (though this could be a bit slow.) Loved the old floorboards but they do tend to creak. Gives everything character. As do the open fireplaces – so warm. They had parking available for free, which solved a major issue. Recommended."
Guest score: 9/10
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"Meeting up with friends in Bury St Edmunds we booked ourselves into the Dog & Partridge as it was only about a mile away from the train station. Having just arrived in the UK it probably took us slightly longer to walk than we thought it might due to the amount of luggage we had. If your here for a short stay it'll be ok to walk but if landed with luggage a cab may have been wiser. There was a good friendly feel to the place and both the rooms and the breakfast were lovely."
Guest score: 10/10
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"Well located on the edge of the town and within walking distance to everything. The service was friendly and efficient, rooms are well furnished and decorated to good standards, well equipped with toiletries, tea/coffee etc. Breakfast was very good, food in the evening was nothing special and a bit pricey. Having said, the accommodation is top class and I would certainly stay again and probably mooch about the town to eat at night."
Guest score: 10/10
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"Lovely week at the Northgate, the staff are fantastic, and a five minute walk to Bury-St-Edmunds town and the train station. The room was warm and welcoming with nice bed, powerful showers, toiletries and espresso machine. The breakfast was very tasty. We would absolutely return."
Guest score: 10/10
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"In a beautiful location, lovely grounds and an impressive looking exterior. Shabby chic would describe the interior, rooms require some tlc and updating. I appreciate the building is old and a modern style of décor would not blend in well, but I have stayed in similar bed and breakfasts in much smarter rooms. Service varied from good to very slow. Not overly impressed for the price paid."
Guest score: 9/10
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"I’d say that I was more than pleased with my time in the Dragonfly Hotel, even if it was only a day or so. I was dropped off at the desk, got chatting to the staff, and got myself a lovely room, all in the space of twenty minutes. Very efficient. Room was excellent, clean and ready for me. Perfect."
Guest score: 10/10
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"A historic and attractive building in the centre of town, all the staff helpful and efficient. Our room was excellent with a lovely seating area, linens were good quality and clean, we had lovely views over the Abbey. The décor was a little tired and the bathroom, although very clean, requires some modernisation, neither of these negative comments would stop us from staying again. Breakfast was very good and altogether it was a good value for money stay."
Guest score: 10/10
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"A B&B isn't my usual choice of stop-over whilst away on business, but had decided I needed a change from the corporate run Hotels I've been staying in of late. The Abbey suited me perfectly for my meetings in Bury St Edmunds as I could leave my car behind for a change. The whole character and feel of the place was a welcome and refreshing change, even the toiletries supplied were much better than anticipated. B&B's may well be heading my way a lot more this year."
Guest score: 10/10
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"We were guests of Ravenwood Hall Country bed and breakfast and left with nothing but positive things to say about it. The pool, for instance, was a welcome benefit. The room was exquisite, both in terms of comfort and cleanliness. The service, everywhere we went, was just top class. Proud to endorse this business."
Guest score: 10/10
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"For us the location of the Highwayman just off the A14 out of Bury St Edmunds towards Newmarket was ideal. Close enough to visit relatives but still have your own space, when needed. The room was huge, the bed gave a good nights sleep and the shower a good wake up call in the morning, being nice and powerful. The cooked breakfast was good quality bacon and sausages with the egg cooked as requested. There was also fresh juice, yogurts and cereal if you fancied something less filling."
Guest score: 10/10
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"Pleased with myself for finding the All Saints Hotel, thought it was a cut above the sorts of places we normally stay. It had a pool, for example. But was a decent price, I have to admit. I’d like to just say thanks to the staff, who I believe were incredible throughout our stay. Really helpful."
Guest score: 10/10
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Tourist Info
The market town of Bury St Edmunds has a strong history and heritage providing many attractions for visitors. The town is also a retail and cultural centre for the West Suffolk area with great shopping and a strong art scene.
Just two hours from London, the town's centre combines medieval architecture with large Georgian squares and gardens. The remains of the abbey and the beautiful gardens surrounding it are a popular attraction, along with the large cathedral. As well as the Moyse's Hall Museum, the oldest building in East Anglia, built in 1180, Bury St Edmunds also has the last remaining Regency theatre in England, the Theatre Royal, built in 1819. Meanwhile the award winning market and shopping centre provides some of the best shopping in West Suffolk.
Bury St Edmund's history extends into sport with the town being home to Bury Town FC, the fourth oldest football team in the UK, currently playing in the premier division of the Isthmian League. A second football team, Team Bury, also represents the town in the Eastern Counties League and the Suffolk County Cricket team often plays home games at the Bury Cricket Club. Abbeycroft Leisure Centre has an athletics arena and facilities for most sports.
Bury St Edmunds oldest industry is still the main industry: brewing beer. The town is home to three breweries including Greene King, the largest British brewery. Additionally the town still nods to its manufacturing past in the form of the British Sugar factory which processes the majority of sugar for the United Kingdom under the Silver Spoon brand. Tourism also plays an increasingly important part in the local economy.
FAQ's
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What B&B's & hotels are near St Edmundsbury Cathedral?
The closest B&B or hotel near St Edmundsbury Cathedral is Angel Hotel, which is 0.1 miles away with prices from £113 and the second closest B&B or hotel near St Edmundsbury Cathedral is Dog And Partridge By Greene King Inns which is 0.2 miles away and has a great review score of 8.6 with prices from £51
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What are the best B&B's & hotels near Bury St Edmunds Train Station?
The closest hotel to Bury St Edmunds Train Station is The Old Cannon Brewery, which is 0.3 miles away with prices from £69 and the second closest hotel to Bury St Edmunds Train Station is The Bushel By Greene King Inns which is 0.3 miles away and has a great review score of 8.6 with prices from £51
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Which B&B's & hotels are near The Apex?
The 2 closest properties to The Apex are The Bushel By Greene King Inns at 0.2 miles and, secondly Angel Hotel which is 0.2 miles away. Both properties have excellent rates and great review scores.
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What are the best B&B's & hotels near Bury St Edmunds?
Some of the best B&B's & hotels near Bury St Edmunds are Angel Hotel, Dog And Partridge By Greene King Inns and Chantry Hotel.
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How much is it for a B&B in Bury St Edmunds tonight?
Our best value B&B deal tonight can be found at Dog And Partridge By Greene King Inns from £51 * with 9 rooms and a guest review score of 8.6. * Subject to availability.
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Which Bury St Edmunds B&B's are best for couples?
Some of the best B&Bs in Bury St Edmunds for couples are; The Bushel By Greene King Inns or Chantry Hotel. You might also try The Northgate, which frequently has offers on double rooms.
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Which Hotels in Bury St Edmunds are best for singles?
Some of the best Hotels for single rooms in Bury St Edmunds can be found at Beightons Bed And Breakfast on selected nights, as well as The Fox By Greene King Inns on selected nights.
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Are there any cheap hotels in Bury St Edmunds?
Yes, there are several budget hotels with prices from £29 on selected nights. Try Dragonfly Hotel Bury St Edmunds or find great value deals at The Grange Hotel. You can also try Best Western Priory Hotel.
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Which B&B's in Bury St Edmunds are best for families?
Many B&Bs in Bury St Edmunds offer family rooms - try Angel Hotel and Highwaymans Accommodation.