The Olde Bull Hotel Sudbury (England)

General Information

The Olde Bull Hotel is a family run work embedded in a 16th Century Grade 1 Listed Olde Coaching Inn, well positioned in the historic market place city of Sudbury. We provide conventional British fayre and cordiality. Built in 1540 this Grade 1 listed hotel was aboriginally constructed as a home for a rich merchant. It stands in a strategic situation by the Ballingdon Bridge and the major entrance into Sudbury from Essex and London. In the early seventeenth centuty it was the home of Richard Skinner who in 1616 gave the city its silver seal. Bull baiting and cock fighting took spot in the big yard beyond (now our carpark) Good supplies of locally grown barley led to much malting brewing in the city. In 1795 the Mauldon family of Sudbury 1st became involved in brewing, for in that year Anna Maria Mauldon began brewing at the Bull Hotel in Ballingdon in the suburbs of Sudbury. This Brewery peaceful exists today, and we have just started selling their ale again after 200 years. We have ten Bedrooms in entire, all with En-Suite. We have 5 family apartments, 4 doubles and 1 single. Most suites have original oak beams. The Oak Room [right] Four Poster bedroom with jacuzzi, vaulted ceiling and all original 17th Century oak beams. On Thursday, Friday and Saturday in the evenings "The Trivets Steakhouse" proposes local make cooked at the desk as you like it on "The Black Rock Grill". We provide 2 courses for £13.95. A choice of a starter and central course, or a major course and dessert. (choosing from Salmon, Rib eye, vegetarian skewers or sirlion). Booking is advisable as these in the evenings book up greatly quickly and are open to the locals.