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The Swynford
Six Mile Bottom
Newmarket
Suffolk

CB8 0UE

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Swynford Hotel is set in over 5 acres of beautiful grounds in an open park land setting. The Hotel's meandering entrance way is flanked by specimen trees framing the approach to the hotel revealing the historic gabled house main building. The approach, the setting and finally the accessible location all conspire to contributing uniqueness to a stay, a wedding, an event or conference or simply a meal in the award winning restaurant. Stepping into the galleried Reception area is just a hint of the character and charm of the Hotel which we hope translates into a unique experience.

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Number of Rooms: 15
Number Ensuite: 15
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Facilities

Parking
Credit Cards Accepted
Room Service
Disabled Access
Open All Year
Tennis Court
TV in Rooms
Satellite TV
MiniBar - Some rooms
Conference/Business Facilities

Sample Menu:

DINNER MENU

TO BEGIN

Broccoli and Stilton Soup

Wild Mushroom Risotto

Pan seared King Prawn on Aromatic Cous-Cous with Langoustine Vinaigrette

Smoked Salmon & Prawn Roulade with Pickled Cucumber

Twice Baked Cambozola Souffle with Chilli Butter


TO FOLLOW

Confit Leg of Duck with Thyme Mash & Red Wine Sauce

Slow Roasted Shank of Lamb with Dauphinoise Potato & Rosemary Jus

Baked Red Snapper on Roasted Vegetables with Sorrel Sauce

Fillet of Seabream with Fresh Asparagus & Tomato Pesto

Prime Fillet of Beef, Macaire Potato, Fricassee of Mushrooms & Watercress Puree
(£2.50 Supplement)


TO FINISH
Sticky Toffee Pudding with Toffee Sauce

Dark Chocolate Tart with Orange

White Chocolate Bruleé with Raspberry Sorbet and Shortbread Biscuit

Iced Banana Parfait with Chocolate & Hazelnut

A Selection of Cheese & Biscuits



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