Lamb Cottage Hotel Eye

Lamb Cottage is an historic thatched Grade II listed former workers cottage with historical evidence which dates the property back as far as 1450. It's location is in the heart of the ancient town of Eye on the Suffolk Norfolk border.Although an old property the interior has recently undergone a major refurbishment to a very high standard boasting all the latest conveniences including fully equipped kitchen, bathroom with flatscreen waterproof TV!, oak effect flooring, internet access and washing machine. There is one bedroom with double bed and a luxury double sofa bed downstairs. All linen,      Read more about Lamb Cottage Hotel Eye

The Bull Auberge Hotel Eye

Welcome to The Auberge in Yaxley, a wonderful family owned and run country hotel in North Suffolk. It was once a rural public house providing simple food and drink for locals, but now, after tasteful improvements, which retain the cosiness of the historic building, it offers some of the finest food in England. Located mid-way between Ipswich and Norwich, The Auberge is an ideal location from which to visit and explore East Anglia. If you are discerning about your food and accommodation you will be delighted with what John and Dee Stenhouse have to offer you. Delicious and interesting food, cap     Read more about The Bull Auberge Hotel Eye

The White Horse Inn Eye

Discover all that Eye has to offer with The White Horse Inn as a base. The The White Horse Inn boasts a convenient location with modern amenities in every guestroom and superb service. Each guestroom is tastefully appointed with non smoking rooms, daily newspaper, television, shower, separate shower and tub. This Eye accommodation features on-site facilities such as shops, bar/pub, meeting facilities, restaurant, disabled facilities, business center. For a more enjoyable stay, guests can take advantage of a variety of recreational facilities, including garden. This hotel is characterized by a      Read more about The White Horse Inn Eye

Thornham Hall

Thornham Hall is situated at the centre of the Thornham Estate, the country seat of the Barons of Hartismere and Henniker for three centuries. The estate itself has been greatly reduced in size since the last century, but it is still maintains a large modern farming operation and many beautiful, ancient woods. The real gem though is the magnificent park, designed originally in Tudor times by the Killegrews, courtiers to Henry VIII. The Victorians altered many of the Tudor aspects, including the drive, and planted some wonderful Wellingtonias and cedars. Thornham is well placed for visits to th     Read more about Thornham Hall