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Events in Hoxne | 10 Places to Stay
Hoxne is a beautiful village in the historical county of Suffolk, and is home to over eight hundred people. The village is steeped in history, from the first settlers of centuries ago, to the Roman's who buried a treasure trove of gold and silver wonders that were hidden until 1992. There is an impressive church with a 15th Century tower, a welcoming 15th Century Inn, and enchanting thatched cottages and houses nestling around the village green. Hoxne is famed for being the place where the ancient East Anglian King, Edmund met his demise when marauding Vikings arrived in the 9th Century now marked by an old stone cross where the tree once stood.
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The Horseshoes
Pub and Bar
Swan Inn
School
St Edmund’s Primary School
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The Horseshoes
(1.11 miles)
Breakfast from 7am till 11am Monday to Friday
Food served all day every day
Senior Citizens special lunch every Wednesday.
Bed & Breakfast En-Suite Rooms.Beer Garden.Disabled toilet & access.
Real Ales, Keg Beers.
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Scole Inn
(2.12 miles)
The Scole Inn is a historic coaching inn dating back to 1655. The impressive exterior of the building reflects the Dutch influence of the period, creating a unique setting. The inn is a popular location ...
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Camomile Cottage
(2.48 miles)
A rustic, grade II listed Suffolk cottage situated in a peaceful rural
location on the Suffolk/Norfolk border. The cottage dates from 1570 and is
full of period charm. The heavily timbered rooms have comfortable period
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Cornwallis Country Hotel and Restaurant (The)
(2.66 miles)
Few and far between are opportunities to experience something very special. If you appreciate an informal yet refined hospitality combined with a beautifully understated elegance, then you'll find The Cornwallis very special indeed.
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Brome Grange Hotel
(2.93 miles)
Midway between the market towns of Diss in Norfolk & Eye in Suffolk & halfway between Ipswich & Norwich, the Grange founded in the 17th century, today offers both business & leisure travellers every modern ...
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Dickleburgh Crown
(3.14 miles)
A small friendly pub/hotel set in the quiet village of Dickleburgh located 6 miles from Diss in the heart of the beautiful Norfolk countryside. The accommodation comprises of four superb individual chalet rooms situated at ...
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Abbey Woods Cottage
(3.75 miles)
Traditional brick built 6 bedroom Suffolk cottage, also available as three bedroom, in the heart of Suffolk countryside with oak beams set in large well kept garden surrounded by open fields at end of ...
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Rookery Nook
(3.93 miles)
Rookery Nook in Diss has a wealth of character and charm, and offers an ideal base for the leisure visitor wishing to explore East Anglia, or for the business visitor, who prefers the privacy & ...
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The Park Hotel
(4.32 miles)
A beautifully restored East Anglian Hotel located near to the town
centre, The Park Hotel boasts a fine restaurant, bar, lounge area and meeting
rooms. All 19 rooms are en-suite, non smoking and with flatscreen colour TV's
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Bull Auberge
(4.77 miles)
The Auberge is a superb family run hotel and restaurant in the centre of East Anglia. It is conveniently situated for visits to Cambridge, Newmarket, Norwich, Ipswich, the Norfolk Broads and other coastal towns. The ... More
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