The Cadogan Arms Bed and Breakfast Bury St. Edmunds

General Information

We know that not everyone wants the same thing. You might want to rest your head the night before a necessary work meeting A relaxing weekend break only four miles from Bury St Edmundsa pint of local genuine beer at the brasserie A bottle of wine and a grazing board on the sofas A meal in the breakfast room A truly pretty coffee with a read of the paper Take your pick. Our seven en-suite suites have been thoughtfully purposed to be suitable and relaxing. All propose flat screen TV's, Freeview, CDradio players and no doubt, you are able to produce yourself a fine cuppa as well. Free wireless internet is obtainable throughout the pub and bedrooms. Whether genuine beer is your thing, look no further. We provide Greene King IPA as our session bitter supplemented by its wide brother, Greene King Abbot (for those of you who like to savour their pint!).We're passionate approximately wine and have made a list which provides a choice of antique favourites combined with some more uncommon and quirky wines. The common topic is that we believe they are all well made wines offering value for money. On the food side, the emphasis is on top quality, seasonal make and, wherever possible, we source it locally. We love Sunday snack and propose a generous roast bring the family or meet up with friends and catch up on your month. We also have a spacious park, ideal for those warm summer months days and an immense heated, covered deck, ideal for al fresco dining, even on those typically British, not so warm days. what approximately the children? Kids are welcome all day (and all night!). We don't propose a disunite kids' carte menu but are glad to give smaller portions from our major carte menu (where possible). Baby changing amenities, highchairs (and crayons! ) and travel cots (please mention when you book) are accessible. An open-air children play locality is on our to-do list in time for the summer months.

Transportation

Take the Bury St Edmunds central exit off the A14, then 1st exit and follow signs for A134 towards Thetford. The Cadogan is aproximatley three. five miles on the right.