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Savour The Mill’s mouthwatering food and you’ll see why we’ve been awarded an AA Rosette for culinary excellence for the past three years. Locally sourced produce contributes to a best of British menu surpassed only by the beauty of the surroundings, while the original waterwheel in the Restaurant emanates rustic charm. The terrace’s heated canopy invites al fresco dining even on chillier evenings.
Mix business with pleasure in an environment made for clear thinking. Our versatile function rooms are outfitted with state-of-the-art screening technology and available for events of every kind. From private dinners to breakout plenaries or receptions in our refined Gainsborough Suite, our experienced events team will take the strain while you take the credit.
Stayed overnight at this hotel with a very good offer. The reception girl was very friendly and the food very good. We had scones and tea in the afternoon and evening meal which was delicious. The staff in the restaurant were very sociable and one of the nicest ladies was called Doreen. We were lucky that the sun shone and it was a lovely autumn day. It was nice to walk across the meadows.
Stayed: October 2017
Enjoy your weekends here with us at Mill Hotel. We’ve given you the ultimate Excuse to Escape and unwind on a Sunday at The Mill Hotel, Suffolk. Best of all… you can stay, with free upgrades available…
The Mill Hotel has choc-a-block calendar of special events throughout the year to offer you a whole host of entertainment options. From tribute dinners to holiday celebrations, you can be sure of a spectacular evening that will be remembered for years to come.
Visit the many beautiful museums and art galleries. Enjoy the beautiful architecture and majestic college buildings. Explore quaint passages set around the historic market place and colleges, where a unique and relaxing shopping experience can be found. Relax in the…
Colchester Castle is the largest Norman Keep in Europe. Constructed on the foundations of the Temple of Claudius, built when Colchester was the first Roman capital of Britain, the Castle Museum today reveals many fascinating layers of history to visitors.…
Dedham Mill, the setting of many ‘Constable’ landscapes, is now converted for residential use. Flatford Mill is depicted in Constable’s painting of ‘The Haywain’ together with Willy Lott’s cottages. They can both be explored along the superb riverside walks. View…
One of the greatest artists in the history of British art. Gainsborough House is home to the largest collection of Gainsborough work on display at any one time in Britain. The house itself dates from around 1500 and retains many…
The village of Kersey with its church crowning the hill on the south side, is regarded as one of the most picturesque villages in East Anglia. It possesses an important collection of medieval buildings but is also a vibrant village.
Lavenham has been described as the "finest medieval town in England" and has more than 300 buildings listed as being of architectural and historical interest.
Shows include touring companies, great plays put on by Sudbury Dramatic Society, live music, films and art exhibitions.
This walk takes in part of the old Great Eastern Long Melford to Sudbury railway line and visiting three old water mills and Sudbury Water Meadows en-route. Melford Hall, Long Melford, Sudbury, CO10 9AA
See the 'dancing bears’ or ‘blood-thirsty' peasants displaying the head of 'Simon of Sudbury’. The walk takes about an hour and starts at the TIC, where you can buy a leaflet full of short stories. For the more serious minded history…
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