The Bull Hotel in Long Melford 

The Cordell and Kentwell Restaurants serve a wide variety of dishes, complemented by an excellent selection of fine wines and cask ales. Lunch time snacks are available in the bar, and during the afternoon, cream teas are served in the courtyard.The hotel also offers extensive conference and banqueting facilities for up to 120 people, and is licensed for civil ceremonies. The Bull can even host and arrange your wedding service for you.

The Bull has 23 comfortably appointed bedrooms and 2 suites. The hotel has been extensively refurbished and all rooms are furnished in traditional style. Our four-poster and feature / family bedrooms all have wide screen TV and DVD player.

Take time to explore the bustling village of Long Melford. Known as the Antiques Capital of the region, it is one of Suffolk's most picturesque villages. During the 15th century it was a thriving centre of the local wool industry. The village is aptly named after its extremely long High Street, which is lined with thatched cottages and half timbered houses. Melford Green slopes down to the village from the 15th century village church, famous for its exquisite stone, wood carvings and priceless stained glass window. The River Stour is only a stone's throw away from the hotel, and in the village are 2 stately homes, Kentwell Hall and Melford Hall.

Follow the A134 (from the north): - Exit onto the High Street (A1092) then Hall Street (B1064), where you will find the hotel

Rich in original character and traditional charm, this beautifully preserved historic building was originally built in 1450 and was tastefully refurbished in 2003.In the centre of the charming East Anglian village of Long Melford, the Bull Hotel boasts unusually well preserved original timberwork, both outside and inside. The impressive timber-framed exterior was revealed in 1935, when a hundred-year-old brick front was removed. Inside, the massive moulded oak beams dominate the reception area and the original part of the building. The lounge boasts a big, beautiful Elizabethan fireplace and there are antique carvings in the Cordell Restaurant.The Cordell and Kentwell restaurants offer cosy, traditional surroundings and delicious food, along with an excellent selection of fine wines.Extensively refurbished, the hotel’s comfortable rooms offer modern comforts and are furnished in a traditional style, reflecting the building’s rich history.