Bed And Breakfast in Burstall

Welcome to Lattice Lodge Guest House. If youre looking for a warm welcome, a top quality breakfast made from fresh local ingredients, in a peaceful, friendly environment perfectly situated for both town centre and out of town destinations, all at great value for money, then youve come to the right place. For those visiting on business, were superbly situated for both town centre and BT Adastral Park, with the 66 bus route within a very short walk. Also walking, were 10 minutes from Ipswich Hospital, 15 minutes from Northgate Sports Centre, and about 20 minutes from the town centre. If youre visiting for leisure, we are ideally positioned for escaping to the Suffolk Coast via the A12 heading north, as well as Constable Country to the south of Ipswich. Lattice Lodge is a large Edwardian Property built in 1908 as a doctors surgery and residence, and has been completely renovated throughout and extended in keeping with the original style. Recently acquired by local Ipswich couple Mosaic and Martin, Lattice Lodge provides a friendly home from home atmosphere, yet with modern facilities such as a complimentary wireless network. All of our bedrooms are en-suite. We offer tea & fresh coffee making facilities in each room, with fresh milk, along with colour televisions, radio alarms, wireless LAN, and a work area for those with work to complete in the evenings. We have ground floor rooms which are ideal for those with limited mobility, of which one is purpose built for wheelchair users. There is also a spacious sunlit conservatory overlooking the landscaped rear garden, perfect for relaxation. There is a large on-site tarmac car park at the front of the lodge. Small ironing boards are available in each room, and an iron can be provided upon request. Breakfast - we are proud to say that where Mother Nature allows, all of our breakfast ingredients are locally sourced and from ethical providers. Obviously our orange juice comes from further afield, so we really would urge you to try the local apple juice - its delicious! We serve breakfast during the hours below: - Monday to Friday 7am and 8am, and 8am to 9am on Saturdays, Sundays and Bank Holiday Sustainability - our aim is to minimise the impact of Lattice Lodge upon the environment, and to support the local economy. We will do this through sourcing locally and ethically where possible, and reducing waste through careful purchasing, recycling, composting, and trying to avoid disposable goods. However, we will never compromise on quality, and we will also ensure that our choices in this regard dont impact upon your pocket.

A hidden Gem set in Three acres of gardens, nestling on the outskirts of Ipswich, yet only 5 minutes from the centre of town. Ample free car parking, 13 excellent en-suite bedrooms all with fee high speed internet access via WiFi along with flat screen TVs make Best Western Gatehouse Hotel ideal for the business traveller or Leisure Guest. Immediate access to the A14 allows any traveller the opportunity to explore Ipswich and the surrounding areas.

Novotel Ipswich Centre, For all your accommodation, banqueting & meeting needs. The hotel completed the refurbishment of its bar, restaurant,reception and conference facilities in 2009. The Novotel provides the complete range of facilities the business and leisure travellers have come to expect from a full service hotel, at value for money prices. Novotel Ipswich Centre is ideal for banquets, wedding ceremonies and receptions. Customers can enjoy a relaxed and informal dining experience in our restaurant, which also offers room service. Alternatively, enjoy a drink or a light meal at the end of a long day in the relaxing bar or lounge area - its the perfect place to unwind. We have a limited on-site car park for which there is a small charge of £5.00 per 24hrs.

The Salthouse Harbour is must stay four star boutique style hotel set in the enviable Waterfront area of Ipswich. Most of our 70 luxury bedrooms have views over the marina and the piece de resistance is the glazed Penthouse Suites which offer breathtaking views across the water and beyond.

Originally a 16th Century hunting lodge, the Belstead Brook is now a quality 88 bedroom Country House Hotel, 2 miles from the centre of Ipswich and the train station and close to the A12/A14 junction south of Ipswich. The hotel offers free wi fi internet access, free parking and has extensive leisure facilities including a large indoor pool in a tropical setting, sauna, steam room, jacuzzi and a fully equipped gymnasium. Outdoor giant chess is available on the front lawn during the summer. The award winning Manor Restaurant offers indivdually prepared, non-branded menus using fresh seasonal produce. Traditional bar snacks are available from the bar, which are also served on the bar patio area and gardens.

Welcome to the Ramada Encore Hotel Ipswich, which is located on Ranelagh Road near the historic Waterfront area of the town and is just a short walk from the Ipswich Train station. This modern hotel offers great value accommodation and meeting facilities. Ramada Encore Ipswich is the perfect choice for leisure or business travellers offering a place to relax and unwind ready for the following day. The hotel offers 126 contemporary bedrooms with ensuite power showers, the Hub bar and Restaurant and a host of facilities. Guests can enjoy comfortable accommodation with a hot and healthy breakfast and unwind in the relaxing atmosphere of the Hub Bar. A variety of dining options are available from the Restaurant and bar menu. The hotel offers limited car parking on site. For the business traveller the hotel offers free Wi-Fi and 2 meeting rooms for meetings and conferences.

Hungercut Hall is a small privately run historic 16th century house with 3 bedrooms available to guests. It is the perfect retreat when working away from home. All 3 bedrooms have en-suite facilities and Freesat or Freeview TV, plus the little extras you would expect, and some you may not. Free wireless internet access is available throughout the property upon request. There is ample off-road parking available. It is a small establishment where meals other than the full English breakfast are not available. There is not a bar but The Highwayman pub/restaurant (which enjoys a high reputation for quality and value for money) is only a short drive away. The pretty village of Needham Market, which has many traditional pubs and restaurants, is also only a short drive.Hungercut Hall is not able to take bookings which include children under the age of 12.

A Grade 1 listed Elizabethan house standing in 175 acres of parkland offering attentive and friendly service. All rooms are individually decorated. The restaurant enjoys the accolade of 3 AA Rosettes and boasts an extensive wine list. Alternatively, you can enjoy the relaxed atmosphere of the Harrys menu dining experience. Leisure facilities on the estate include a health and beauty suite and outdoor heated swimming pool with associated par 72 golf course. Complimentary wireless internet access is available in all guest bedrooms and all public areas within the hotel. Please consult our website hintleshamhall.com and find out about all the relaxation on offer. 24 hour cancellation policy.

Polstead Lodge is a family run business set in the heart of Constable Country in the Dedham Vale and is an area of outstanding natural beauty, the perfect place to centre your exploration of some of the finest villages and towns East Anglia has to offer. Polstead Lodge is approximately 2 miles from Stoke-By-Nayland Golf Club and within five miles of Hadleigh. Short scenic drives will lead you to Lavenham, Kersey, Long Melford and Flatford. Polstead Lodge is an excellent base for both walking and cycling. There are an excellent selection of Pubs and Restaurants within easy reach. PLEASE NOTE THAT WE DO NOT ACCEPT PAYMENT BY CREDIT OR DEBIT CARDS.

With its commanding Tudor façade, tall chimneys and a huge carved oak entrance, this splendid hotel sits amongst beautiful gardens and fine trees in the heart of Woodbridge, Suffolk. Tudor arches lead you through Seckford’s historic corridors; the proud past of the hall can be seen and appreciated by all who give time to experience it all. Offering a blend of luxury, snug accommodation and the charming history of the hotel, the care and detail, which is lovingly sustained by its present owners, make this one of the county’s premier hotels and restaurant. During your stay, take time to enjoy the hotels splendid gardens and lake and, if time permits, there are a further 34 acres of private pasture and woodland to explore. You can certainly leave behind all the pressures of city life, as the only bustle is that of the wildlife, at home in the calm of the countryside. The hotel owes its illustrious past to the long line of the Seckford family, and for over 520 years their heritage can still be appreciated. Throughout the hotel, the very best of care has been taken to successfully blend modern facilities with the hotel’s varied and regal past. Benefitting from its Elizabethan past, large quantities of oak was used in the panelling, ceilings, doors and archways, with intricate carvings depicting the history and splendour of its period. Little touches of history preserve its past with pieces of furniture that once graced Buckingham Palace and Windsor Castle. The panelled lounge of the hotel was once a great hall and in it sits the very chair where King Edward VII was said to have died. In truly unique surroundings, the courtyard leisure facilities are set inside a magnificent 1550s Tudor Tithe barn, which is adjacent to the hotel. Here you can enjoy the crystal clear waters of the large swimming pool and, for those who wish to expend more energy, a fully equipped and modern gymnasium is at your disposal. The hotel also has a health and beauty salon, with a qualified beautician. In addition there is a conference room facility which provides the perfect area for executive meetings in air conditioned comfort. Seckford Hall Hotel has 2 restaurants for you to enjoy. These are open to both hotel visitors and the general public. Close by is The Courtyard Restaurant, which offers light meals and a relaxing drink after a healthy day of sporting leisure, also available are afternoon teas, together with Bistro style suppers. An intimate setting for sumptuous dining awaits you in the oak panelled dining room. Each table beautifully presented with crisp cotton linen and sparkling glasses. Specialising in lobster dishes, the chef pays particular attention to fresh ingredients available from local farms and fishing waters. Take time to peruse the extensive menu, offering a wide selection of fresh fish and tender meat dishes, individually prepared for each guest. There is also a selection of vegetarian dishes imaginatively created and presented for guests who prefer not to eat meat, but leave a little room for desert! There is a wide selection of fine wines from world vineyards to complement your meal. Bar Lunches: Ideal for that quick business lunch or to catch up with family and friends, enjoy the cosy and warm atmosphere of the Tudor Bar and Lounge areas. Available Monday to Saturday lunchtimes only. The delicious home cooked lunch menu includes tasty sandwiches, bar meals and snacks. Banqueting in the Lakeside Suite: The Lakeside Suite holds up to 120 people. It is a popular venue for weddings and conferences

Facilities The Hotel provides you with comfortable accommodation, good food and excellent service. For business or holiday travellers the Limes Hotel will ensure that your stay is a most enjoyable one. 11 fully equipped bedrooms all finished to a high standard. Butlers Restaurant offering a choice of menu and 2 bars that offer a good selection of wines, beers and freshly cooked meals and snacks. 2 meeting rooms for up to 150 delegates. Banqueting with a capacity for 120 seated complete with its own bar and dance floor and an Oak Room suitable for private dining. Licensed for civil ceremonies. Large private car park. Needham Market rail station is ½ mile.

Hotel Elizabeth provides comfortable accommodation All 76 en-suite bedrooms are equipped with modem links, direct dial telephone, trouser press, hairdryer and tea and coffee making facilities. We also have disabled access rooms available.

Set in the delightful conservation area just north of Ipswich town centre & a stones throw away from the award winning Christchurch park, Melverley Guest House offers a homely environment perfect for relaxing whether your stay is for business or pleasure. Built in 1899 Melverley is a large Victorian property full of period features sympathetically decorated in keeping with its Victorian past, but with modern comfort that you would expect from a 4star silver B&B to make your stay a pleasant, comfortable and enjoyable one. We can check in guests between 11am & 12 noon or between 5pm & 7pm. We can also check in guests outside these times by prior arrangement. You will be asked on booking an approximate arrival time - this saves guests waiting for their room to be cleaned. Please do not arrive between 11 & 12 if you have booked to arrive between 5 & 7pm as your room may not be ready when you arrive. We have a car park at the front of the house which can provide spaces for around 10 cars. Payment can be made by cash, debit or credit card. Payment by American Express incurs a 3.5% charge.

The Grove House Hotel is a guest house run with the aim of being a home from home. It consists of 10 ensuite bedrooms, all individually decorated. Each room has a TV, hairdryer, plus tea and coffee making facilities. One of the downstairs bedrooms is adapted for wheelchair access, and we also have a family bedroom with a separate sleeping area for children. Delicious home cooked breakfasts, lunches and evening meals, using fresh local produce are served daily in a bright and airy restaurant. The licensed bar, though small and cosy, offers local beer and a selection of wines and spirits. A comfortable lounge is available for guests to relax in, and is popular in the evenings for a pre dinner drink, or an after dinner coffee and brandy. Afternoon tea is also available. There is ample car parking on site. The guest house is situated just a 15-minute walk away from Woodbridge’s attractive Market Hill, from where you can wander down to the boutique-lined Thoroughfare, stopping for refreshments in one of the town’s olde worlde pubs before finishing your walk on the banks of the River Deben. Whether for business or pleasure the aim is to make your stay in Woodbridge as enjoyable as possible. Please let us know of any special requirements you might have during your stay, as we will always do our very best to help