Highlights
Indulge in hearty dining and relaxation at a 4* converted riverside mill retaining period features and boasting an AA Rosette restaurant
What You Get
Included in all options: Stay for two with breakfast, 2-course dinner and cream tea
Option 1: valid between 23-30 Jun and 1 Sept-30 Nov 2016
- £99 for 1 night in standard double room
- £109 for 1 night in superior double room
- £189 for 2 nights in standard double room
- £199 for 2 nights in superior double room
- £109 for 1 night in standard double room
- £119 for 1 night in superior double room
- £199 for 2 nights in standard double room
- £209 for 2 nights in superior double room
The Mill Hotel
Nestled on the banks of River Stour, The Mill Hotel is a 4* hotel standing on the site of a 1000-year-old mill mentioned in the Domesday Book of 1086.
- All rooms feature en suite bathrooms and complimentary toiletries; superior rooms come with views over the water meadows or mill pond
- Rustic-style AA Rosette restaurant offering views across the pond and a classic British menu
- Bar serving an extensive bistro menu, draught beers, Aspall cider and local ales
- Certificate of Excellence on Tripadvisor
- Check-in from 3pm; check-out by 11.30am; Complimentary Wi-Fi
- Pets allowed on request, charges may be applicable
Quick - Guide To Suffolk
Bordered by Norfolk in the north and Essex in the south, Suffolk is an East Anglian county of historic origin.
One of the main attractions in the area is the Suffolk Coast and Heaths, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, boasting a mix of beaches, cliffs, marshes, estuaries, heathland, forests and farmland. One of the most important wildlife areas in Britain, Suffolk Coast and Heaths is also home to three National nature reserves, many sites of special scientific interest and the RSPB’s Minsmere Reserve. Other attractions in Suffolk are the Greene King Brewery, an 18th century brewery, and the Norfolk and Suffolk Aviation Museum, offering exhibitions of aircrafts and aviation-related artefacts.