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The Cavendish Five Bells
Featuring a garden, shared lounge, bar and free WiFi, The Cavendish Five Bells is located in Cavendish, 18 km from Hedingham Castle and 25 km from Ickworth House.
The Mill Hotel
With free parking and WiFi, The Mill Hotel is in the centre of Sudbury, on the banks of the River Stour. It has a bar, restaurant and sun terrace each with picturesque views over the meadows.
The George & Dragon Hotel
Situated in a small town, this inn provides real ale, good home-cooked food from local suppliers, a fine wine menu and live entertainment on a regular basis.
The Crown Inn Hotel
The Crown Hotel is a family-run historic inn and restaurant, built in 1610. It retains many interesting features, such as Tudor cellars and exposed internal beams.
The Suites at Pannells Ash
Located just 1 mile from the historic village of Castle Hedingham, The Suites at Pannells Ash offer modern and stylish accommodation with free Wi-Fi throughout.
The Greyhound - Historic former Inn
Greyhound Cottage offers accommodation in Glemsford. A grade II listed building with a thatched roof, it offers free WiFi is available throughout the property and free private parking is available on...
Ship Stores Guest House
Ship Stores is a lovely B&B offering free Wi-Fi throughout, a friendly welcome, and a tasty full breakfast selection included in your room rate Within a short walk are pubs and restaurants, a country...
The Queen's Head
Situated in Hawkedon, 12 km from Ickworth House, The Queen's Head features accommodation with a garden, free private parking and a bar.
Rum Bridge Gypsy 'Rose'
Offering lake views, Rum Bridge Gypsy 'Rose' is an accommodation set in Sudbury, 25 km from Ickworth House and 28 km from Freeport Braintree.
Rum Bridge "Owl Watch" wooden tipi
Offering a garden and garden view, Rum Bridge "Owl Watch" wooden tipi is situated in Sudbury, 25 km from Ickworth House and 28 km from Freeport Braintree.
What guests said about Cavendish:
- 10Scored 10
A lovely looking pub in a great place on the pretty green in...
A lovely looking pub in a great place on the pretty green in the centre of Cavendish. The room was one of three in an annexe right next to the pub, clean and comfortable, better than the photos suggest in my opinion. En suite shower room with decent shower and plenty of hot water. Breakfast is prepacked in an individual basket and is ample with porridge, fruit, biscuits, pain au chocolat, apple juice etc. One improvement, as in many b&b type rooms, would be some real milk but I understand this is tricky without a fridge. Would recommend the Five Bells and we would definitely happily return.
IanUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
The situation on the green is superb
The situation on the green is superb Very typically English and quaint Being right by a church was wonderful The village had a cafe, pub, charity shop, news agent, and they were very handy and interesting. The bells were constant but only off putting in the small hours. Machine managed, on a system. Saturday nite was too noisy for me come leaving hour. But considering the clean room, and the staff so polite and helpful, it was lovely and refreshing to stay there. The picture window over the green was just divine, and has to be the highlight of the room. If you wanted to sit anywhere in the room but on the bed it would be difficult, but in the right season you’d be outside. The main road of cavendish is across the green so no noise from the main road, and this makes a beautiful setting for the hotel. Only three rooms set as 3 little lodges with there own stable door. The parking is right in front, which is easy for unloading and loading but busy as it’s a pub. But late April and plenty of parking availability for us. Must have a car for this area I’d say. I’d stay there again.AAnonymous - 10Scored 10
I like the location of the place in the village.
I like the location of the place in the village. The place is well linked to other places by good roads. The food outlets in the village is superb e.g. The Georges Bar and Wellow Tree Farm restaurant they saved well prepared food.GilsonUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
Cavendish is a small but very beautiful, sleepy Suffolk...
Cavendish is a small but very beautiful, sleepy Suffolk village within easy travel of both Bury St Edmunds and Sudbury and all of the stunning villages and smaller towns in the area. The village is served by a surprisingly good bus service.
DavidUnited Kingdom - 6.0Scored 6.0
There is not much to do or see in Cavendish but as we were...
There is not much to do or see in Cavendish but as we were only staying for 2 nights, and it was a convenient location to see old friends, that was not a priority. There are more interesting villages very close to Cavendish which would be better for a short break.
JamesUnited Kingdom
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