The hotel has first rate facilities including an 18-hole Championship golf course, a leisure club with swimming pool, sauna, steam room and spa. Away from the hotel, guests can enjoy the surrounding countryside, the sights of historic Cambridge, the nearby Ely Cathedral and it really is an ideal bas Read more
The hotel has first rate facilities including an 18-hole Championship golf course, a leisure club with swimming pool, sauna, steam room and spa. Away from the hotel, guests can enjoy the surrounding countryside, the sights of historic Cambridge, the nearby Ely Cathedral and it really is an ideal base to explore East Anglia. (GW 09/2008)
The Suffolk Inn was originally called the Greyhound and was the Inn belonging to the famous fourteenth century Abbey of St. Edmund. The building you see is the result of a careful reconstruction process which has intelligently blended the fabric of the ancient with the new building.
Medium sized lobby with a seating area.
The Swallow Suffolk is conveniently situated only five minutes from the A14 and the picturesque town of Bury St Edmunds. Facilities at the hotel include 41 en-suite bedrooms, many enjoying great views over the hotels own golf course and the Suffolk countryside. Visitors to the hotel can enjoy a round of golf on the recently re-designed Genevieve course, which is recognised as one of the prettiest courses in East Anglia. The River Lark winds its way through this challenging course and the mature trees help make it a fair, but tough test for golfers of all ability. All guests at the hotel have free use of the state-of-the-art gymnasium complete with the very latest cardiovascular equipment. For a more indulging experience, why not take a dip in the heated indoor pool or a session in the hotel's own spa, steam room or sauna.
The hotel has first rate facilities including an 18-hole Championship golf course, a leisure club with swimming pool, sauna, steam room and spa. Away from the hotel, guests can enjoy the surrounding countryside, the sights of historic Cambridge, the nearby Ely Cathedral and it really is an ideal base to explore East Anglia.
All 41 bedrooms are en-suite and offer the following facilities - TV, tea and coffee making facilities, direct dial telephone and trouser press. Rooms are decorated in a simple manor with neutral decor.
Dining is available in the Genevieve Restaurant which enviably overlooks the golf course and offers traditional cuisine which a modern twist. Alternatively, the Bar is the ideal spot to enjoy a refreshing drink and a less formal meal
Medium sized lobby with a seating area.
