Melford Hall
Astride a Roman road sits the unspoiled village of Long Melford and its Hall, which is of Elizabethan origin. In fact the monarch took tea there in 1578. One room features paintings by Beatrix Potter, who was related to the Hyde Parker family. The Regency Library and Victorian bedrooms display good collections of furniture and porcelain. The park and gardens include a Banqueting House.
Open 4-19 Apr daily (exc Tues); 1 May-30 Sept Wed-Sun; 3 Oct-1 nov Sat/Sun only. All 1.30-5pm. Admission adult £6/child £3/family £15.
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HOTELS NEAR THIS ATTRACTION IN SUFFOLK
The Angel Hotel, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk
Ravenwood Hall Hotel, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk
Salthouse Harbour Hotel, Ipswich, Suffolk
The Black Lion Hotel, Long Melford, Suffolk
Brudenell Hotel, Aldeburgh, Suffolk
Clarice House Hotel, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk
The Crown, Stoke by Nayland, Suffolk
The Old Rectory, Woodbridge, Suffolk
Wentworth Hotel, Aldeburgh, Suffolk
The Swan Hotel, Lavenham, Suffolk
Thorpeness Hotel Golf & Country Club, Aldeburgh, Suffolk
White Lion Hotel, Aldeburgh, Suffolk
The Swan Hotel, Southwold, Suffolk
milsoms Kesgrave Hall, Ipswich, Suffolk