Anchor at Walberswick

Elegant countryside property offering refined rooms and a restaurant, plus breakfast and free Wi-Fi. Situated in a rural village, this refined inn is 4 miles from the National Horseracing Museum and 10 miles from Bury Saint Edmunds Golf Club. The 8 sophisticated, individually decorated rooms are evenly split between the main house and an adjacent coach house. They include Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs and en suite bathrooms; some provide antique furnishings and French-inspired decor, or chandeliers, terraces and underfloor heating. An elegant restaurant offers a rotating menu of seasonal cuisine. Breakfast is available. Dogs are welcome in all coach house rooms.

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