George would like to offer you a warm welcome to Nevill's Lodge.
Offering modern, comfortable accommodation within 10 minutes walk of the historic centre of Bury St Edmunds, with it's famous cathedral and beautiful Abbey gardens. The house nestles in large mature gardens and is set back off of a quiet residentual road. There is also ample off street car parking. We have a Non-Smoking policy. Sorry, we do not cater for pets or children.
For guests arriving via train or bus, transport to and from the station can be arranged.
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The Garden View bedroom is modern, clean and comfortable, enjoying views of the large rear garden. It has a private bath and shower, television, clock-radio alarm, hair dryer and tea making facilities. Ironing facilities are available upon request.
The Garden View room costs £60 per night for double occupancy or £50 for single occupancy.
There is a 10% discount for stays of longer than one night.

The Wisteria Room bedroom is modern, clean and comfortable with full en-suite facilities, television, clock-radio alarm, hair dryer and tea making facilities. Ironing facilities are available upon request.
The Wisteria Room costs £70 per night for double occupancy or £60 for single occupancy.
There is a 10% discount for stays of longer than one night.

With both comfort and functionally as a priority our Family room is equipped with a large double bed and a double sofa bed. This room is ideal for families or groups and comfortably sleeps from two to four adults.
Large and spacious the Family Room is a self-contained 'Lodge' and is set in its own garden area and accessed by its own front door.
Our large driveway borders the building and allows you to park your car directly outside the building.
It has a fully equipped en-suite bathroom with both bath and shower facilities. Coffee and tea making facilities, fridge and LCD TV. Ideal for those wishing to spend a holiday in Suffolk and remember, we offer a 10% discount for more than a single night.

Bury St Edmunds town centre is still laid out in the original medieval street pattern of the 11th century. It houses the ruins of the former Benedictine Abbey and famous Abbey Gardens, for which Bury has won many Floral awards. On Wednesdays and Saturdays Bury hosts one of East Anglia's largest markets and is full of many fine resturants and cafes, including The Nutshell, reputedly Britain's smallest pub.
Bury is also within easy reach of many attractions including the National Trust's Ickworth House as well as Kentwell House, Melford Hall, Duxford Imperial War Museum, Newmarket Races and the Suffolk Coast.
And for Sunday lunch where better than at the well respected Plough in Rede, just 6 miles south of Bury.