Hotels in de buurt van Parham Airfield Museum (Woodbridge)

'The rooms were beautifully furnished and very comfortable and the staff were delightful. O wish I stayed more than one night. '

'Friendly Staff. Diverse and Healthy breakfast '

'The property is quite dated, breakfast provides limited options, but overall our stay was quite OK.'

'Very friendly staff with excellent service '

'Plenty of parking, good size standard double room '

'atmosphere '

'Clean room tastefully furnished as well as the lounge areas. Staff were excellent, polite and always helpful and friendly throughout the hotel. Dining was great experience quality of our meal excellent. Well stocked bar for us. Would recommend and go again. '

'The twin room we were allocated was small with no wardrobe and very cold. The ensuite was next door out on the corridor. We asked to be moved and had to pay an extra 40 pounds. That room was much better.'

'was unable to sleep in the bed as the room had a major issue with black mould in the bathroom which had become airborne & affected the the entire room the smell was over powering slept in a chair as the bed was cover with the black mould smell & was unable to breath, suffer with chest infections which the spores got on my chest I had to call 111 & was directed to Ipswich hospital for antibiotics, never even stopped for breakfast on day 2 felt to ill on antibiotics for next 5 days, this all...

'The location is great as it is very central to the town. The staff were all pleasant and helpful. Very clean room which had everything that I needed for a comfortable stay. Lovely cooked breakfast, too. '

'Very friendly staff and comfortable room'

'Lovely property in a great location.'

'Comfortable, clean room in a quaint old pub. Food was OK, but pricey. The most disappointing thing, given that the pub is owned by Adnams, was the quality of the beer. I tried all three of their staple brews, all of which I know and like, but they were all flat and lifeless. They were also very expensive given that they were only brewed ‘up the road’!!'