Nayland

Nayland on the River Stour is a pleasing little village with some lovely old half-timbered cottages, the more imposing Alton Court e reminder of its days as a cloth centre. An interesting early work by Constable, the altar-piece at St James’s Church, merits a detour... Read More

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Hotels in Nayland - 3 places to stay

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The Steam Mill House

The Steam Mill House

A warm welcome awaits you at The Steam Mill House, with luxurious rooms and a choice of breakfasts. Our handsome listed house is in the centre of the heritage village of Nayland, with its shops, ... More | Double Room: £60 | visit website

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Gladwins Farm

Gladwins Farm

Set in 22 acres of the rolling countryside typical of the Stour Valley made famous by John Constable, Gladwins Farm offers a selection of high quality accommodation. Guests staying in any of our 5* or ... More | Double Room: £30 - £35 | visit website

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Gladwins Farm (0.79 miles)

Gladwins Farm

Set in 22 acres of the rolling countryside typical of the Stour Valley made famous by John Constable, Gladwins Farm offers a selection of high quality accommodation. Guests staying in any of our 5* or ... More | visit website

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Poplars Farmhouse B&B (0.96 miles)

Poplars Farmhouse B&B
Poplars Farmhouse is a listed home tucked away in the heart of Constable Country. It is situated in a very peaceful setting amongst fields and trees, yet only a short walking distance from the picturesque ... More | visit website
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The Crown (1.39 miles)

The Crown

The Crown Stoke by Nayland, an historic privately owned village Inn has a reputation for making everyone feel welcome - without pretension - simply a passion for good service, food, wine and real ale.

The ... More | visit website

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Angel Inn (1.47 miles)

Angel Inn

Surrounded by tranquil, beautiful Suffolk countryside, this traditional 16th-century oak-beamed coaching house offers traditional charm, superb food, free Wi-Fi and free parking. The Angel Inn has a wealth of original charm and period character in every ... More | visit website

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Stoke by Nayland Club Hotel (1.73 miles)

Stoke by Nayland Club Hotel
The Stoke by Nayland Club Hotel offers superb accommodation in a unique setting. The hotel is located in the heart of Constable Country and is surrounded by beautiful lakes and golf courses. The Stoke by ... More | visit website
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Polstead Lodge (2.11 miles)

Polstead Lodge

Polstead Lodge is a family run business set in the heart of Constable Country in the Dedham Vale and is an area of outstanding natural beauty, the perfect place to centre your exploration of some ... More | visit website

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Hurrells Farmhouse (4.22 miles)

Hurrells Farmhouse
A warm welcome awaits you at Hurrells Farmhouse, which is situated on the Suffolk/Essex border, close to many places of historical interest.

Colchester (10 miles) is the oldest recorded Roman town in Britain, with its ... More | visit website
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Queens House Guest House (4.22 miles)

Queens House Guest House
Queens House, formerly a 17th Century Coaching Inn, is situated opposite St. Mary's Church in the heart of Bures. Laze in our pretty walled garden or take one of the many Stour Valley walks.

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The Case Restaurant with Rooms (4.31 miles)

The Case Restaurant with Rooms
We provide exceptional dining in comfortable surroundings along with luxurious accommodation in newly constructed self contained rooms, with easy access to the local area for both business and pleasure. There is free Wi-Fi and ... More | visit website
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Milsoms Hotel (4.36 miles)

Milsoms Hotel

Milsoms is a Victorian country house built in 1850 and was bought by Dorothy and Arthur Milsom in 1959. They ran it until 1981 when their son Gerald Milsom transformed it into the terrace restaurant ... More | visit website

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