The Angel is a beautiful historic coaching inn dating back to 1452, situated in the centre of Bury St Edmunds opposite the Abbey. For over 400 years royal visitors, actors and writers have stayed at The Angel. Charles Dickens wrote part of the Pickwick Papers whilst in residence.
The hotel offers a range of bedroom styles, including four posters, suites and family rooms. Many rooms are air-conditioned and all have teletext, dataport telephone as well as the usual facilities.
The Eaterie Restaurant features a stunning collection of contemporary artwork and stylish fixtures and fittings to provide a stylish and comfortable atmosphere in which to enjoy the hotel’s award winning food. There is a brasserie-style menu and an eclectic choice of superb wines from around the world. The air-conditioned St Edmunds Business Centre is self-contained and there are four further meeting rooms, ideal for smaller meetings or private parties.
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Winner of Regional Enjoy England Awards for Excellence 2008
Best Large Hotel - East Anglian Daily Times Tourism in Sufflok Awards 2008
- Rooms: 74
- The Angel Hotel is open all year
26/02/2010 (2 night stay): The Angel Hotel is a gorgeous old building centrally located to shops and restaurants. The staff were wonderful and the service was top notch. I would definitely go again!!
Review by S Nicol
04/03/2010 (3 night stay): The hotel is positioned extremely well in the centre of Bury St Edmunds.The hotel itself is really fab, the room I stayed in was gorgeous; comfy, very large bed with large separate bathroom. Bathrobes are provided alongwith refreshment tray and water. Lovely lounge to relax in with open fire, quirky furniture and books on art. The restaurant was fantastic, extremely good food and fairly priced. Would definitely stay here again and recommend it.
Review by J Thomas
17/11/2009 (1 night stay): Slightly austere room with high ceiling and no-view window, but everything worked. OK for business traveller. Reception staff excellent and we much enjoyed the cellar restaurant - great food and atmosphere.
Review by John S
02/09/2010 (1 night stay): "A well-run and welcoming hotel, which also succeeds in being a thriving focal point for the town."
Review by The Observer March 2009
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