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Hintlesham Hall Hotel
Hintlesham, Suffolk, United Kingdom · Independent · Accessible Luxury
Hintlesham Hall is a Grade I-listed Tudor manor near Ipswich, moated gardens, panelled rooms, and country-house dining in the Suffolk countryside.
- 32 rooms
- Opened 1972
About Hintlesham Hall Hotel
- The Grade I listed Suffolk hall has origins dating from 1440, with its notable Tudor form taking shape around 1578.
- Celebrity TV chef Robert Carrier restored the house in the early 1970s and opened it as a restaurant in 1972, before it later became a country-house hotel under Ruth and David Watson.
- It holds an AA Four Red Stars rating as of 2025, over five centuries after its earliest recorded origins.
History
Hintlesham Hall in Suffolk is a Grade I listed house whose origins date from 1440, with its notable Tudor form dating to around 1578. In the early 1970s celebrity TV chef Robert Carrier restored the house and opened it as a restaurant in 1972.
It was later developed into a country-house hotel by Ruth and David Watson.
The setting
7 miles from Holywells Park. 6 miles from Ipswich Museum.
Amenities
- Licensed wedding spaces
- Elegant lounges
- Extensive gardens
- Picturesque marquee area
- Garden Room Lounge
- Civil ceremony room
- Bespoke wedding packages including marquee hire and coordination
- Dedicated Event Managers
- Exclusive use hire of hotel and grounds
- Three-course wedding breakfast menus
Awards
- AA Four Red Stars (2025)
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