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Best gastro pubs with rooms in Suffolk
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The Angel Inn
Suffolk
This Tudor coaching inn in a picturesque village at the heart of Dedham Vale, now part of the Chestnut Group, blends historic features with modern comforts, while a changing menu of inventive dishes is served in the dining room and landscaped garden.
The Packhorse Inn
Newmarket, Suffolk
With chic bedrooms in the main pub and coach house, and Scandi-style bedrooms in a new-built annexe, this dog-friendly Victorian former boozer is the Chestnut Group's founding venture, a proper pub with locals bar and a restaurant serving classics alongside more imaginative dishes.
The Westleton Crown
Southwold, Suffolk
Within the Suffolk Coast and Heaths AONB, this dog friendly former coaching inn, part of the Chestnut Collection, with interiors inspired by the landscape, has rustic-chic and contemporary bedrooms, a bar menu, and modern dishes served in a light-filled dining room and outdoors.
The Bildeston Crown
Bildeston, Suffolk
Ancient timbers, a roaring fire in winter, alfresco dining in summer, characterful bedrooms (one with antique four-poster), the chef's ways with local produce and an excellent breakfast won over our inspectors at this historic coaching inn.
Suffolk's slow lanes and big skies attract a discerning crowd, and its best pubs with rooms have risen to meet them — with menus that showcase the county's fish, game and farm produce, alongside thoughtfully styled bedrooms that make a genuinely attractive alternative to the area's country house hotels. The Good Hotel Guide recommends only those where cooking, comfort and welcome all reach the standard the county deserves.
