The Rutland Arms Hotel Newmarket (England)

General Information

Situated in the centre of Suffolk, the Rutland Arms is constructed around a cobbled patio that dates from the reign of Charles II, circa 1651. Plenty of of the original has able to tranquil be seen in the inn and although the comfort and mood is most definitely up-to-date, the 2 join impeccably. This is great place from which to go and test the attractions of Bury St Edmunds, Cambridge and West Stow Country Park. (GW 09/2008) This is an old training Inn and is a conventional scarlet brick building set over three floors with parking accessible. The guesthouse is comfortably situated in the city center and is a superb option for Cambridge just a 20 minute drive away. Ideal for those looking to discover the region which is wealthy in heritage or those visiting the distinguished Newmarket racecourse.

Dining Information

Pleasant English and Continental cuisine is catered in the Saddle Room Restaurant, ready using fresh, local ingredients, whilst unofficial dining is obtainable in the Nell Gwen Bar and Bistro.

Location Information

Situated in the center of Suffolk, the Rutland Arms is constructed around a cobbled patio that dates from the reign of Charles II, circa 1651. Plenty of of the original has able to silent be seen in the guesthouse and although the comfort and mood is most definitely contemporary, the 2 unite impeccably. This is outstanding place from which to go and investigate the attractions of Bury St Edmunds, Cambridge and West Stow Country Park. (GW 09/2008) This is a previous training Inn and is a conventional scarlet brick building set over three floors with parking accessible. The guesthouse is comfortably situated in the city center and is a prime option for Cambridge just a 20 minute drive away. Ideal for those looking to discover the region which is wealthy in heritage or those visiting the far-famed Newmarket racecourse.