Luxury Bury St Edmunds hotels England

The Ramada (formerly Butterfly) Hotel is within easy reach of all business destinations throughout the region. The Ramada Bury St Edmunds offers you a full choice of well appointed bedrooms, all with 'en-suite' facilities, upgraded security and equipped with multi-channel, interactive TV and radio systems, trouser presses, hairdryers and UK/US computer ports. All bedrooms and public areas have WiFi access. Sky Sports in the Bar.

Originating in the late 1500s, the Inn was enlarged in the 19th century and more recently by ourselves. It now offers a characterful blend of old and new. Totally surrounded by countryside, it offers total peace and tranquillity, great food and a country atmosphere. Yet due to good major roads links of the M11/A11 & A14, it is a surprisingly easy drive from London and the Midlands.

We offer all of the delights of a country inn: excellent food and drink in a friendly and hospitable atmosphere. Gordon Ferguson and his team prepare a varying 3-course dinner menu each evening. The dishes range from the contemporary to the traditional. Prime local produce, fresh fish, Suffolk pork and lamb, and game in season are prepared daily for you to enjoy.

The Genevieve, measuring 6,345 yards, is a classic parkland course that provides a test for golfers of all abilities. The river Lark meanders through the course coming into play along with many water hazards and areas of mature woodland. We welcome golf societies, available Monday to Friday.

The hotel is an ideal base for business people, travellers or visitors to the area. Each room is en suite and guests have full use of our club facilities and restaurants. The balcony area is ideal on warm days for those looking out over the course.
We have 3 conference suites, accommodating up to the maximum of 150 delegates, theatre style. They are fully equipped and thoughtfully laid out to provide total flexibility. We offer easy access and natural light in the suites.

The hotel offers good value for money, without compromising on quality.

The award-winning Garden Restaurant has a long-standing reputation for formal, yet relaxed, dining. The hotel also offers a wide range of room service and bar meals. There are limitations on dining facilities from the last week in November through to the end of December, although the hotel will endeavour to meet your requests.

Keep in touch with friends and colleagues during your stay by making use of the wireless high-speed broadband in all public areas and rooms.

Parking is free and the hotel offers spaces for up to 60 cars, behind the walled enclosure.

The Hall's intriguing history began in the reign of Henry VIIIth. Even now, its ornately carved oak structure and rare sixteenth century wall paintings carry an air of mystical Tudor charm. Traditional British food with a continental touch is served in the restaurant, or for a less formal atmosphere with adventurous daily changing specials boards, try our popular bar. Toast crumpets or enjoy a cream tea by the log fires in winter or sip cool Pimms while reclining by the outdoor heated pool in summer; Ravenwood Hall is the perfect location throughout the year. The en suite bedrooms are individually designed, with enormous beds, antique furniture and every comfort to offer a relaxing stay. The rooms in the main house all have ...

Angel Hotel offers traditional Georgian elegance and charm, mixed with modern design. The hotel has been visited by kings, queens, actors and writers. One such guest was Charles Dickens, who mentioned the Angel Hotel in The Pickwick Papers.

In the lounge, choose from Italian cappuccinos or the finest English teas. With its log fire, it is a popular meeting place for the townspeople.

The hotel has had a £2m refurbishment and extension, and was awarded the ‘Best Large Hotel’ title by East of England Tourism (2008).