The Dukes Head

King’s Lynn, Norfolk

There can be few more imposing hotels in the east of England than the Dukes Head. Its striking powder-blue façade, a study in Georgian elegance, is as much a part of King’s Lynn’s Tuesday Market Place as the stalls that have traded here for generations. It’s the quintessential market town hotel – a handsome hostelry with history at every turn, restored and restyled for the discerning twenty-first century traveller.

Lose your heart to the Dukes Head

The Mill Hotel

Sudbury, Suffolk

It’s a picture perfect scene. Swans glide past a whitewashed mill, nestled on the riverbank by an ancient bridge, framed by weeping willows. Lush green water-meadows stretch as far as the eye can see. Welcome to The Mill Hotel, a beautifully converted watermill in the quintessential country town of Sudbury, Suffolk.

Take me to the river…

Kingscliff

Holland-on-Sea, Essex

Where the meadows and creeks of the Tendring Peninsula meet the sea, a hidden corner of Essex awaits – barely an hour from London but a million miles away. At its heart, the Kingscliff Hotel – a contemporary coastal hideaway loved by locals and cherished by travelers, who come for simple seaside pleasures where England’s climate is at its kindest.

Your seaside sojourn starts here

The George Hotel

Colchester, Essex

A handsome hostelry with 500 years of history, few hotels have as many stories to tell as this one. Its dignified facade a distinctive feature of Colchester’s characterful High Street, The George is an authentic coaching inn with a storied history interweaved with the town’s own. Preserved in its medieval cellars, the ashes left by Queen Boudicca’s rampage that burned Roman Colchester to the ground take you right back to AD60, while just upstairs, today’s travellers are treated to every contemporary comfort.

A True Original

The Hog’s Back Hotel & Spa

Farnham, Surrey

Not far from London, there’s a swathe of English countryside that’s unexpectedly beautiful – a ‘green and pleasant land’ of rolling hills and verdant valleys. High on a wooded ridge, the Hog’s Back Hotel’s distinctive façade has been a welcome sight for travellers on this road for generations.

Take the high road

Great Hallingbury Manor

Great Hallingbury, Essex

Close to Stansted Airport, Great Hallingbury is a traditional tudor style Manor with a contemporary interior. Set in the beautiful countryside location of Essex and Hertfordshire borders, our hotel is ideally placed just minutes from Stansted airport and a short drive from Bishop’s Stortford.

Lose your heart to the Great Hallingbury Manor

Thatchers Hotel

Guildford Road, Surrey

Thatcher’s Hotel is owned by Surya Hotels, one of the UK’s leading niche hotel groups with a rapidly expanding portfolio of outstanding properties, situated in some of the UK’s most idyllic settings, from historic towns and coastal resorts to picturesque villages.

Lose your heart to the Thatcher’s Hotel

St Nicholas Hotel

High St, Colchester

St Nicholas Hotel, built on the former site of St Nicholas Church, has been completely refurbished, revealing itself as a stylish 44-bedroom hotel set in the heart of Colchester. Step inside and the accent is on modern comfort, spacious light-filled bedrooms with all the amenities you require to make your stay enjoyable.

Contemporary comfort in the heart of Colchester

Dragonfly Bury St Edmunds

Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk

Bury St Edmunds hotel is a restful retreat set just outside of town, off the A14 and A134 is close proximity to Cambridge, Ely and Newmarket, making it an ideal base from which to explore the charms of East Anglia.

Dragonfly Colchester

Colchester, Essex

Newly refurbished, our Colchester hotel is a restful retreat set just outside of town, where the A12 meets the A120. Colchester’s historic centre is minutes away, and escaping to the Essex countryside couldn’t be easier from here.

Dragonfly King's Lynn

King's Lynn, Norfolk

King’s Lynn hotel is a restful retreat set just outside of town, where the A47 meets the A10. King’s Lynn’s historic centre is minutes away, and escaping to the unspoilt North Norfolk coast couldn’t be easier from here.

Dragonfly Peterborough

Peterborough, Cambridgeshire

Peterborough hotel is the ideal setting for a short break of business trip and overlooks a serene lake which is home to Peterbrough’s international Rowing Course.

Fryatt Hotel

Harwich, Essex

Located on the North Sea coast, Fryatt Hotel & Bar is a newly refurbished traditional hotel and bar, located a stone’s throw away from the ferry terminal and beach. The name stems from Captain Charles Algernon Fryatt, British Mariner and Master of the Great Eastern Steamship and local Harwich Hero.

Tom Peppers, sports-themed bar is the perfect place to watch all the sporting action. Whether you’re cheering on your favourite football team, or simply enjoying a few drinks with friends, you can catch all the latest action here.

Welcome to the new and improved Bricklayers Arms in Colchester. Traditional Public House in the heart of Colchester. Family-run establishment offering guest ales and hearty food. We take pride in every pint we pull and every dish we serve.