The overall look and feel of the place is amazing . So much history and character but also with all the mod cons you would expect The courtyard is a relaxing place for drinks with the option of the seated huts for say a more intimate gathering of friends or family. The rooms( we had the gold room) was clean, beautifully decorated ,spacious, enormous luxury bed. The bathroom was beautifully modern well stocked with toiletries and plenty of towels. With tea,coffee,bottled water all of a superior quality to what I would expect . The food inthe restaurant was delicious and good value for money and would fully recommend the breakfast The staff were all friendly and nothing was to much for them to accommodate us,especially a.j who went above and beyond her duties. Overall I cannot find fault with our stay and would like to thank Aiden and his team for a lovely weekend break ,I'm sure we shall return.

Rambling old pub, very nicely done up, spotlessly clean and nice people. Super convenient location on the road East

Little things: The pub closed at 10pm on a Friday, not good for the late traveller, but they kindly let us sit a while longer. Room 10 (“best room”) had a lovely looking bathroom with great shower, (which needs some instruction) but no place at all to put more than a toothbrush, really not practical. Many decorative lights, but bedside lamp on the dark side of room was missing. Super comfy bed, high quality linens, and quite large space but a bit difficult for more than one person We had a better room on a previous stay

Staff were exceptionally friendly, breakfast was one of the best I have experienced in a long time, and I travel / stay away a lot. Will definitely be booking to stay again when i am next back in the area. The bathroom had a double shower unit, so had the choice of a fierce or waterfall shower, which I have not come across before.

I did not find anything that I was disappointed with at the location, with the staff or the facilities available for my use.

Staff were happy, helpful and well organised. No fumbling around with paperwork or mistaking which rooms you were in etc. Seemed very much like they wanted to be there and were more than happy to help with any queries. 10/10

The only thing we didn't like was that the bath tap wasn't secured to the wall properly which poured into the ginormous tub. Held it in place so water could flow properly. I think this must have been due to people pushing on it to hoist themselves up. Other than this it was a very enjoyable night's stay.

The staff were excellent and very helpful. The room was clean with a lovely en suite and a very comfortable bed. I didn't eat in the Inn.

I know the age of the building but the crooked and uneven stairs were a real concern for me as an elderly lady on her own. My family actually told me to stay in my room until they could come and help me downstairs. The carpet on the stairs was also very worn and torn in one place.

I loved ambiance, good food and ales and oddly the weird loud noises in the night... The bar and reception staff were lovely.

Breakfast not available. I asked the very professional and pleasant receptionist (Juan I believe) for the earliest continental breakfast and was told the earliest was at 7, Was then advised the cook who is in about 6, should be able to accommodate you at about 06:30 and made a note on the PC to the cook to ask if she could oblige. I was down and ready for the off at 06:15 when I met the cook and asked what I do with the room key? She took it off me said it will be fine on the reception desk and said "I'm so busy and got so much to do". I did not have an opportunity to ask for a cup of Coffey and a slice of toast as she practically run towards what I believed o be the kitchen. I said goodbye and left hungry...

Lovely gastro pub/hotel. Food is of great quality and the staff couldn't be more helpful. It is an old historic coach house that has be modernised to a good considerate standard.

A couple of very minor issues. Being right next to the A11 can result in some minor road noise and the room has some minor indications of age that could be addressed but as the hospitality is still recovering from the impact of Covid I can understand there might be higher priorities. Either way, neither of this will prevent me from being a repeat customer.

Has been decorated in a fun and funky way … especially the ‘cow theme’ bedrooms. We booked two rooms and the ‘cow’ one was very spacious and had a lovely big modern bathroom. The staff were incredibly friendly and hard working. Our food (dinner and breakfast) was delicious.

The second room we booked (not cow themed) was cramped and not decorated to the same standard as the more modern rooms. Although the staff all worked very hard there weren’t enough of them. They would have struggled to cope if the pub was full. It was very difficult to book one room for single occupancy and one to be set up as a twin, with the correct number of breakfasts on Booking.com, with the drop-down options provided. I think this is a fault of the system rather than the Bull Inn.

Location right by A road (room was quiet), people were very nice, clean, room newly done up with good bed, good breakfast

Breakfast was expensive. The floors and stairs, as others have said, are very uneven and one can’t see this because of thick carpet. It’s an old pub or coaching inn, so that’s just how it goes, but perhaps not a good place to stay for people a bit unsteady on their feet

A very elegant and historical hotel not far from Mildenhall. The lady behind reception was very friendly and helpful. There's a nice large garden with plenty of seating. I had booked a single room but I actually got a double. The room had a cosy boutique feel and the bathroom was well stocked with toiletries. Breakfast was included.

The restaurant closed at 6pm and then I later discovered that the bar had closed at 9pm. It was a Sunday. However, it's only a short walk to Five Guys and a petrol station supermarket.