Suffolk Hotel & Golf Club

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Price of dinner and breakfast: £32.00 per person per night (your room is free).

Situated only five minutes from Bury St, Edmunds, The Suffolk Hotel & Golf Club really does offer guests the complete package! From pampered days in the beauty salon to relaxing in the Leisure Club, from dining in the superb restaurant to challenging your abilities at golf on the eighteen hole Championship Golf course, you will find it the perfect place for a most enjoyable break.

Accommodation is offered in forty well-equipped, fully en suite rooms, which offer stunning scenery from the bedroom windows with many looking out over the spectacular golf course. All this, in tandem with the highest levels of personal attention and service will undoubtedly grant you the rare chance to relax and escape from the taxing facets of modern life.

The Suffolk has two main dining areas; the more formal dining room, The Genevieve Restaurant, which enviably overlooks the golf course, is open in the evening with an à la carte menu that suits most palates including a varied selection of vegetarian dishes. The second option is The Lounge Restaurant and bar, which is ideal for less formal meals and snacks throughout the day and evening.

When it is time for some pampering, the hotel Spa offers a personal and professional experience from a dedicated spa team who aim to provide a relaxed environment and have developed a retreat for you to escape to. Here, you can take time out for yourself and experience treatments carried out by Elemis trained professional therapists.

In addition to a superb heated indoor swimming pool and relaxing Jacuzzi health pool, sauna and steam room, the hotel also offers a variety of cardiovascular exercise equipment ranging from treadmills, weights, rowing machines and weight training equipment in the well-equipped gymnasium.

For golfing enthusiasts the gorgeous Genevieve course, with its 6,391yard parkland layout is a great test for all standards of golfer; in fact, the course has been a regular stop for the PGA Europro players in recent years. The River Lark is the course’s predominant feature, meandering gently through the lush fairways, but also posing a considerable hazard on more than one occasion. The mature trees of this stunning landscape help to give the course definition, and demand that golfers hit the ball straight from the tee.