The Best Western Priory Hotel is an ideal getaway from the frenetic pace of modern life, offering value for money without compromising on quality.
Irina
United Kingdom
Its character - traditional England countryside
Room was good size and bathroom was large and bright, excellent working shower
Breakfast was plentiful
Staff was helpful
Grounds are pretty, amazing lilac tree and chestnut tree.
Built in 1452, the award-winning Angel Hotel is on one of the prettiest squares in the country, opposite the Abbey Gardens.
Janet
United States of America
This hotel is sophisticated and premium hospitality. The location is central and atmosphere is charming and inviting. The old world feel with modern function makes it ideal for the stay.
On the outskirts of Bury St Edmunds, All Saints Hotel has 2 rosettes and features a spa and golf course. With scenic woodland views, there is also free parking.
Sarah
United Kingdom
Clean comfortable rooms. Easy access to pool, jacuzzi etc particularly liked the outdoor hot tub. Nice cafe. Great breakfast. Good check in /out times, lots of places offer late afternoon check in and check out by 10am
Located in Bury Saint Edmunds, a 12-minute walk from The Apex, Chantry Hotel has accommodations with a shared lounge, free private parking and a bar. This 4-star hotel offers free WiFi.
Fiona
United Kingdom
Friendly warm welcome on arrival. Signed initial paperwork, given instructions for time of breakfast in the morning, keys to room and front door, and, where room located which found easily. Sumptuous elegant double bed and large light and airy ensuite with bath and separate shower. Non-slip mat supplied for the shower tray with cork board and towel when stepping out. Toiletries and, a good array of refreshments provided which were topped up daily as required. The breakfast room tables were always immaculate. Loved the array of condiments with assorted jams, toppings, fresh fruit, and cereals on the dresser. Delicious fayre from a diverse and plentiful menu. Happy, attentive yet unobtrusive staff came to take breakfast orders. Light relaxing lounge provided with a small bar. Noticed a small library. Other delightful details were the two golden throne like chairs in the upper hallway near my room. Take a look at the photographs on the left at the top of the first floor stairs - a testament to the family who bought the house and turned it into a most divine hotel. Notice the difference between August and September 1986 of the incredible building work achieved. Highly recommend.
Located in Bury Saint Edmunds, a 6-minute walk from The Apex, The Bushel by Greene King Inns has accommodations with a restaurant, free private parking and a bar.
sally
United Kingdom
Brilliant location with parking. Comfy bed. Despite being in pub car park, we weren't disturbed by external noise at night.
The Abbey Hotel & Apartments is consisted of of a Tudor house built around 1530 and a medieval merchant’s house built around 1350.
McCaffrey
United States of America
After a bit of meandering (on foot) to find the place, I was pleasantly surprised. It is an old building (Tudor?) but the room was spacious, the bed comfortable, the cotton linens soft, there were even robe and slippers in the room. The breakfast was good, the lady who greeted me and served breakfast was friendly and welcoming. Overall it was a great one night stay.
Located on the edge of the charming old town, the Dragonfly Hotel Bury St Edmunds offers free parking and is near to the A14. Cambridge, Ely and Newmarket are all within about 30 minutes’ drive.
In central Bury St Edmunds, the Dog and Partridge is within 2 minutes’ walk of St Edmundsbury Cathedral, the Theater Royal and the Greene King Brewery Museum.
In 7 acres of scenic grounds, Ravenwood Hall Hotel boasts period features, free parking and free Wi-Fi. Just a 10 minute drive from Bury St Edmunds, the hotel has a traditional restaurant.
Kathryn
United Kingdom
very friendly staff who couldnt do enough for you.
However the rooms are extremely tired and not the cleanest.
Food poor but again the staff made it acceptable.
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On average, 3-star hotels in Bury Saint Edmunds cost CAD 190 per night, and 4-star hotels in Bury Saint Edmunds are CAD 311 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Bury Saint Edmunds can be found for CAD 203 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Bury Saint Edmunds this weekend is CAD 165 or, for a 4-star hotel, CAD 371. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Bury Saint Edmunds for this weekend cost around CAD 636 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
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How can Bury Saint Edmunds disappoint? Historic place, old Abbey, wonderful Cathedral. I was there to visit Ickworth in nearby Horringer, where the Lords of Bristol Hervey lived. It is a National Trust site, Gorgeous walking trails. Well worth a visit. Suffolk is as beautiful as Yorkshire in my opinion. I am a Harvey (Hervey) descending from the same ancestors. Bury has great restaurants. Wonderful small town.
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A great historic town with plenty of restaurant's and coffee...
A great historic town with plenty of restaurant's and coffee shops.
The abbey gardens and the big church are fantasic.
The old town has been retained and there is an excellent modern shopping complex
All in all a great town to visit.
Derek
Sweden
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Scored 8.0
Very historical town, beautiful Abbey gardens, small museum.
Very historical town, beautiful Abbey gardens, small museum. Nice shops, cobbled streets.
Lots of other pretty towns and villages around, eg Lavenham. Country houses eg Ickworth, Thetford Forest to wander in. The area oozes with history
Andrew
United Kingdom
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Bury St Edmunds is a beautiful Town with plenty of lovely...
Bury St Edmunds is a beautiful Town with plenty of lovely places to visit. It has a very unspoilt, almost old fashioned feel to it. There are plenty of great Independent shops and also larger more recognisable high street chains. The Abbey Gardens are beautiful especially in the Summer time.
You are spoilt for choice with the selection of cafes, restaurants and pubs to eat in. The Apex is a fantastic venue to watch a show in or just wander in and have a coffee.
Caroline
United Kingdom
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Scored 10
Bury St Edmunds is a wonderfully historic English town with...
Bury St Edmunds is a wonderfully historic English town with a slower pace than Cambridge. It’s definitely a really nice change from busy London. I would stay in Bury St Edmunds over Cambridge. Just take the train to Cambridge for a day and then come back to the calm of Bury St. Edmunds to enjoy your precious time minus the tourists.
Kate Bartels
United States of America
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Bury St Edmund’s is a very English town full of heritage.
Bury St Edmund’s is a very English town full of heritage. The Abbey Gardens and ruins are beautiful and well maintained. The town is full of small gourmet restaurants and quaint cafes. Giggling Squid restaurant is amazing! There are plenty of shops for buying gifts and a regular market on Wednesdays. You do not need a car to get around this town.
admum
United Arab Emirates
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Lovely hotel with clean, spacious rooms. Plenty of parking and delicious food. Apparently the bar is worth a visit for cocktails but we enjoyed a relaxed evening as a family in our room. We had breakfast which had a lovely choice of really tasty well presented food. Great friendly staff in relaxed atmosphere. The hotel is in town centre so an ideal spot for visiting its historical features. Would definitely stay there again as totally enjoyed our relaxed stay.
The location was excellent. Parking can be difficult in town centre. It's right on the street so quite noisy with windows open. The noise was fine to deal with given the perfect location and having an amazing view of the cathedral from the living room and bedroom. Apartment was clean and comfortable.
The staff were very friendly and helpful. The room was a good size with modern decor. The bathroom had a heated towel rail which was a nice touch. Easy to get to location with lots of food delivery options and a supermarket opposite. The hotel menu was good and room service was available too.
The apartment is stylish, well equipped, very clean and in the perfect location for the town centre. This was our third visit to this apartment and we’ll be back again. We never stay anywhere else in Bury now that we’ve found this lovely place.
We loved the beautiful building and home-from-home feel. The location next to park and walks, and very close to the shops and restaurants in the town centre was excellent. Main rooms including kitchen were well equipped and easy to live with.
Very generous breakfast and first quality. The location being in the town center is ideal for strolling to shops and restaurants, etc. The room was comfortable and very large.
A lovely old hotel with everything you could want. A pleasant 20 minute walk into the town centre. We stayed in one of the apartments which felt like a little home from home.
Welcoming and friendly staff throughout our stay, great breakfast and small but comfortable room in this old character hotel with an easy walk to the station and town.
Everything was lovely, so laid back for a country hotel, it was our wedding dinner and the staff couldn’t do enough for us, highly recommend for any event
Great location, free parking at the hotel, fantastic breakfast even though we didn't get all we ordered. Room clean and tastefully decorated. Good wi-fi.
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