East Anglia Country House Hotels Guide

charming house with a modern country house feel; relax with a game of tennis, a dip in the heated outdoor pool or a pampering spa treatment

a fine Georgian mansion, in secluded woodland setting on Ipswich's outskirts, with smart rooms and a restaurant with a theatre kitchen

Grade I listed manor house set in 175 acres of private grounds and gardens with luxurious guest rooms, fine dining and relaxing spa

set amidst 1000 acres of Capability Brown designed parkland and landscaped gardens and offers a host of relaxing leisure facilities

the grand former home of the Earls of Clarendon exudes 18th century elegance, with sumptuous rooms and superb dining and leisure choices

a tranquil atmosphere pervades at this elegant Georgian manor, there is an intimate dining room, relaxing public areas and a pampering spa

ideal for a peaceful getaway, an intimate hotel - there are just 19 elegant bedrooms - with acres of gardens and award-winning dining

quirky details, character features and stylish rooms - in the original farmhouse or in converted outbuildings - along with farm-to-fork food

offers stylish guest rooms - king-size or four-poster beds - deluxe suites and studios, award-winning dining and pampering treatments in the spa

imposing stately home, set in 110 acres of tranquil grounds, offering an array of leisure facilities, tennis court, gym and pampering spa

family-run hotel set in peaceful grounds on Chelmford's outskirts, comfortable rooms, a leisure centre and beauty room are offered

magnificent Georgian house set in 12 acres of landscaped gardens, once the country home of Lord Mountbatten, now a relaxing retreat

situated in an 18th Century country house with the restaurants using produce from their own gardens

contemporary style, award-wining dining and a luxury spa blend with original architecture at this 18th-century former hunting lodge

Grade II listed manor built in 1680 featuring a choice of rooms in the main house, a barn conversion or contemporary wing on the golf course

grand period house and a more contemporary annexe set in 50 acres of grounds 2 miles from Cambridge and just off junction 13 of the M11

formed of a manor house, circa 1648, and converted farm buildings, home to the stylish rooms, all located a 10-minute stroll from the beach

a rich heritage meets the 21st-century at this Jacobean mansion, it sits in 27 acres of grounds that feature a Japanese Tea House and gardens

a classic country house hotel with refined rooms, some with 4-posted beds, a fine-dining restaurant, relaxing lounges and 4 acres of grounds

a Grade II listed former watermill set just off the A14 with well-appointed rooms, award-winning dining and relaxing leisure facilities