Hotels in Birmingham, West Midlands, UK, GB.

Angel Hotel, Bury St Edmunds

3 Angel Hill, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, IP33 1LT

Situated on one of the prettiest squares in the country, opposite the Abbey Gardens, is the historic Angel Hotel, dating from 1452. Angel Hotel offers traditional Georgian elegance and charm, coupled with contemporary design. The hotel has been visited by kings and queens, actors and writers. Charles Dickens, who stayed in the hotel whilst giving readings of his books in the athenaeum, mentioned the hotel in The Pickwick Papers. In the lounge, choose a range of offerings from Italian cappuccinos through to the finest English loose leaf tea. With its log fire, it is a popular meeting place for the townspeople. The hotel has recently had a GBP 2 million refurbishment and extension, and now offers 75 rooms.

Best Western Priory Hotel, Bury St Edmunds

Mildenhall Road, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, IP32 6EH

This privately-owned, historic country house is set in private gardens and offers warm hospitality and high standards of service. The Best Western Priory Hotel is an ideal getaway from the frenetic pace of life. 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 our dining facilities during December, though the hotel will endeavour to meet your requests. Keep in touch with friends and colleagues during your stay by making use of the free, wireless high-speed broadband in all public areas and rooms. Parking is also free and the hotel offers spaces for up to 60 cars behind the walled enclosure.

Pykkerell Inn, Bury St Edmunds

High Street, Ixworth, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, IP31 2HH

This 16th century coaching inn is close to Bury St Edmunds on the A143. The Pykkerell offers luxury accommodation, a large private car park, lounge and public bars and a fresh fish restaurant with full à la carte menu. Close to Bury St Edmunds and on the ancient London to Norwich coach route, the inn is central for the whole of East Anglia in the scenic old village of Ixworth.

The Grange Hotel, Bury St Edmunds

Barton Road, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, IP31 3PQ

The Grange Hotel, an attractive Tudor style country house hotel, lies in Thurston in the heart of Suffolk. The hotel is set in its own secluded gardens amidst open countryside, offering a warm, friendly, relaxed atmosphere. We have 5 chefs preparing fresh food for the Garden Restaurant and the more formal Adam Room. Both restaurants offer superb a la carte lunches and dinners, which are complimented by wine from an award winning list. The Lounge Bar opens onto the terrace and garden and offers fine local beer, spirits and wines. In the summer months you can sit out on the terrace enjoying your drink, overlooking a well-maintained garden. If the weather is unsuitable to have a drink outside, the Lounge Bar offers excellent seating in a very comfortable, well-decorated and spacious lounge. The Grange has recently obtained a licence to hold civil wedding ceremonies and we can accommodate parties from 4 to 80 for the ceremony, and up to 110 for the reception.

The White Horse Coaching Inn, Bury St Edmunds

Newmarket Road, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, IP28 6RD

The property is a 500 year old coaching Inn extended and added to with large car park; large beer garden; reception and lounge; Worcester bar; Sutton dining room with 50 cover restaurant; Ascot servery where we have carvey every Sunday; regular entertainment evenings such as Cockney Night; Seven comfortable en suite bedrooms with T making facilities TV and allergy free bedding. 4 miles to Bury St Edmunds; 8 miles to Newmarket and 25 minute drive from Cambridge. Located on the A14 Junction 41

Conveniently located by junction 41 of the A14, 8 miles west of Newmarket, the hotel is ideal for race meetings and events held at Newmarket Racecourse and people travelling to or from the ferry ports of Felixstow and Harwich.

The Olde Bull Inn Hotel, Bury St Edmunds

The Street, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, IP26 6AA

Possibly once visited by Queen Elizabeth I, this historic property is one of the few privately-owned and operated hotels in the area, with a charming blend of restaurants and bars. Recently purchased by a young and enthusiastic couple, The Olde Bull Inn offers a warm and friendly personal welcome, as well as comfortable rooms that are complemented by diverse menus and a varied selection of real ales and fine wines. The owners, Cheryl and Wayne, are highly motivated to work their way through an extensive programme of redecoration and renovation. The couple have already transformed the Oakroom restaurant, where you can now dine amid Farrow and Ball painted walls, richly coloured Sanderson fabrics and ornate chocolate brown leather chairs. The Olde Bull Inn is just 3.2 km (2 miles) from Mildenhall, centrally located between Newmarket, Bury St Edmunds, Ely and Thetford.