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Swynford Paddocks is a delightful 17th Century house set in 5 acres of ground overlooking a stud farm. Just six miles from the centre of Newmarket at Six mile Bottom, and 15 minutes from Cambridge City centre, our long driveway, guarded by ancient trees lead to the gabled house sprouting greenery from every angle. Stepping into the galleried reception area makes you feel instantly relaxed. Our accommodation range from the four poster bedroom Aureole named after the Queens horse, to large deluxe double rooms ideal for the family with the ability to accommodate slip beds. Superior, standard doubles and twin rooms are also available.Spacious and elegant, each bedroom has a private en-suite bathroom with luxury Molton Brown products for use during your stay. Remote control colour satellite television is in all bedrooms, including Racing UK channel for turf enthusiasts, direct dial telephone, radio alarm clock, trouser press and hair dryer and full tea and coffee making facilities.

Linton Lodge is just 10 minutes walk from the very famous horse racing town centre included in the centre is a wonderful horseracing museum. We are a small friendly family run bed and breakfast, situated close to the shops, clubs, pubs and restaurants. A short drive you have 2 racecourses and the National Stud. All rooms are comfortable and airy, with televisions, tea/coffee making facilities and are centrally heated. Our en suite can be used as a family room and we can also provide a travel cot if you require. There are adjustable beds in this room. We offer a full English Breakfast which includes the world famous Newmarket Sausages or if you wish you can opt for a continental breakfast. We aim to make your stay a very pleasant experience. Please note a deposit is required to secure all bookings.

Under the care of its new owners Cheryl & Wayne, this historic building is being given a new lease of life. There are neutral colours, rich fabrics, honest homecooked food and a warm welcome. The Olde Bull Inn is a fascinating building, rich in history. It was restored by the previous owners in 2000 after standing derlict for several years, to offer a resplendent venue for drinks, meals, functions and sleeping. From the outside the hotel looks much the same today as it did when it was originally built, apart from the stagecoach entrance, which has now been glazed over to become the reception foyer, but the inside is a different story and it is being lovingly refurbished with a modern twist. The Olde Bull Inn is exactly what a traditional inn should be… simple and welcoming. After a full days travelling, working, exploring, shopping or just relaxing you’ll really appreciate the friendly atmosphere at The Olde Bull Inn. We have 14 bedrooms, 12 of which are locacted in the main hotel and 2 just across the courtyard in the former coach house. All of the bedrooms have crisp white bathrooms. Each of the 14 bedrooms has a television, direct dial telephone, beverage tray, hairdryer and ensuite bathroom with complimentary toiletries. For our guests’ comfort, all of our bedrooms are designated as “No Smoking” . The Olde Bull is not just a fine place to dine, it is also a local restaurant which serves honest homecooked meals and snacks for both locals and residents. Guests are welcome to drop in for a refreshing glass of wine accompanied by a tasty bar snack in front of a roaring fire; a gourmet sandwich; a home-made local beefburger, a British classic dish, or a freshly cooked three course meal. Our menus offer delicious food which is sure to tempt all appetites and tastes. We source our food as locally as possible to reduce the impact on the environment. The Library makes an excellent boardroom with a capacity for 16 people. It is located on the ground floor of the hotel, with easy access to all public areas. Alternatively Room 10 offers a more intimate meeting room for up to 10 people, this room is located on the first floor of the hotel. The recently refurbished Oak Room, with a huge inglenook fireplace can be booked during the day for presentations, meetings or buffet lunches and can accommodate up to 20 people boardroom style or 30 people theatre style. So whether you’re organising a formal boardroom meeting, or a more informal director’s team building event, the Olde Bull Inn has the flexibility and space to cater for your needs. Cheryl & Wayne look forward to welcoming you.

The 4 star Bedford Lodge Hotel is a haven of peace and calm, spectacularly situated in 3 acres of beautiful rose gardens in Newmarket, Suffolk. Parts of the hotel date back to the 17th century, yet its luxurious facilities are very much 21st century. Offering stylish well-appointed guestrooms and luxurious suites, spacious conference and meeting rooms, Weddings and Civil Marriages, excellent cuisine in the award-winning Two Rosette Orangery restaurant and a first class health club with sparkling 15m indoor heated pool, Jacuzzi bath, sauna and steam rooms. Situated only 20 minutes from the city of Cambridge and within easy reach of central London making it the ideal location for business or a short break.

The Cadogan Hotel is a 19th century building steeped in character and history, just 500 metres from the High Street. Whether youre visiting Newmarket on business or pleasure, you can look forward to a comfortable stay.The hotel offers 12 en suite rooms with complimentary breakfast. In 1895, a gentleman of a rather dubious nature known as Gordon Chetwynd sold what was known then as Rutland Cottage to the 5th Earl of Cadogan. The Earl numbered amongst his closest friends Edward Price of Wales, later to become King Edward VII. Rumour has it that the King himself became a frequent visitor to the hotel and was known to have entertained the beautiful Lilly Langtry. Secret passages are said to exist between Cadogan Hotel and the Kings quarters at Palace House. Kevin and Julie Reed have owned the Cadogan since October 2002 and have undertaken a continual improvement programme to improve the services and fasilities to gain 3 small hotel award. The bedrooms, bar and restaurant have been upgraded with further improvements planned. (These do not take place whilst guests are staying). Guests staying at The Cadogan Hotel may also use the facilities at The Edge Leisure Centre at The Bedford Lodge Hotel for an additional 5.00 GBP per person per day.This is a family-run hotel offering a friendly service to all our customers. Kevin and Julie look forward to welcoming you in the near future.

Anna and Charles welcome you to the Garden Lodge. If you are seeking B&B accommodation in the Newmarket area, we are confident that our guest rooms offer everything you might wish for. The Lodge is a beautifully furnished Swedish log cabin standing in its own garden, open all year. The guesthouse has three bedrooms, all of which are en-suite with TV, tea/coffee facilities, and a minibar/refrigerator. All rooms have their own front door so guests may come and go as they please. We welcome single people and couples, as well as families with children (we can provide a Graco cot for babies and toddlers). Special beds allow us to arrange the rooms as single, double or twin, as you prefer. (The Lodge has three separate guest rooms, so we can accommodate up to six people at a time.) The very high standard of our accommodation is reflected in the 4 diamonds rating we have been awarded by the AA. There is off-road parking for your car, and the Lodge enjoys its own secluded part of the garden looking out over tree-lined meadows. We give our visitors a key to their own front door, so you can come and go whenever you want. Our B&B is open all year round, for short breaks, business trips, and longer holidays. There is a hairdryer, iron, and ironing board provided in each room. Pets are welcome by prior arrangement, and for the comfort of all we are a non smoking establishment. Breakfasts are served at a time to suit you, not us - no matter how early. Our aim is for you to enjoy a happy, comfortable stay. If you have any concerns or requests, please do not hesitate to ask!

Located in centre of Newmarket with easy access to Racecourses and Tattersalls, as well as the many shops and restaurants.All rooms have ensuite facilities, tv, dvd and plug-in internet access.

We are a small hotel with 18 letting rooms.The hotel is the perfect place to stay on race days as we are ideally situated in Newmarket. Having a large open plan bar for both residents and public our hotel is an ideal meeting point for those who use the nightclub in the area. We have an excellent bar menu and the most up to date drinks for both young and old alike. All rooms are en-suite, centrally heated, colour TVs and coffee and tea making facilities. Free parking at the hotel is available.TAKE US UP ON OUR GREAT JANUARY OFFER OF STAY 3 NIGHTS FOR THE PRICE OF 2!!

Walk through the central archway into a secluded cobbled courtyard, once home stables and now an excellent spot to sit in fine weather. In the winter months, unwind in our Nell Gywn bar or tempt you senses in Carriages Resaurant and Wine bar our new refurbished resaurant. With excellent road access to the historic city of Cambridge and the stunning cathedral at Ely, a stay at the Rutland Arms can offer a glimpse of Englands heritage.

albert house is the original main house for the oldest stables in newmarket town centre,previously owned by two thousand guneas winner .it has been substancially updated now offers a central base for a racing break,or any other visit to this historic market town.we have four rooms avaliable ,all with tv,tea and coffee facilities,free wireless broadband access.offering comfortable accomodation for single ,double,or family groups.prices include continental breakfast avaliable from 7.30am-9.30am,full english breakfast can be found just across the road at the clocktower cafe it opens from 6am-2pm and offers a friendly atmosphere and a chance to talk racing with the stud workers and jockeys alike . albert house is within walking distance of every thing in newmarket be it the famous gallops(3 minutes)where the race horses go for there morning excersise,racing museum(5 minutes)giving a full history of horseracing ,tourist information(5 minutes)previously king charles 1st racing home,shared with him by nell gwen on his racing trips from london.other attractions on the high street include many pubs eateries and a couple of nightclubs for the younger or more energetic.jon and lucy look forward to taking your booking in the near future.