The Crown Inn gallery Gallery
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We think you'll love
- Steeping yourselves in the history and charm of this timbered building – all beams, wood floors and roaring fires
- The estate-to-plate ethos – vegetables, salads and fruit are picked daily in season from the kitchen garden
- Retiring to elegantly refurbished bedrooms after a day out and a good supper
You should know
- Stairs and general higgledy-piggledy layout mean it could be difficult for those with less mobility
- Dogs are only allowed in some of the bedrooms – do check
A striking, mustard yellow and timbered 15th-century village gem with a relaxed, informal atmosphere, elegant, individually styled rooms and innovative menus created around seasonal produce from the local Nedging Hall Estate – vegetables and fruit from the kitchen garden and estate-reared venison. A comfortable base for exploring deepest rural Suffolk and medieval Lavenham, a short drive away.
David
Sawday's Inspector