This is the perfect location in a beautiful quiet little village just minutes off the A14. I arrived reasonably late and was greeted warmly and shown to my room. I loved the luxury crisp bedding and weighted foot blanket and no comfort was spared with the biggest fluffiest towels I have ever had in a B&B !! The breakfast was served with a friendly smile with a good choice of freshly cooked to order options. The pub also has a good extensive menu for evening meals in its restaurant which was a lovely relaxing way to end a days sight-seeing. The staff were all very welcoming and I appreciated the personal friendly touch. Would absolutely stay here again if in the area.

A small shelf in the shower cubicle to put soap / shower gel / shampoo on would be useful but absolutely didn't deter from my stay.

So for your everyday traveller - the rooms are beautiful, super comfortable and really restful. The pub is lovely - busy at the front, tranquil outside, quiet on the side and amazing high class food in the restaurant. The breakfast is amazing quality and I highly recommend the scrambled eggs. We came here as my mum, who is at end of life wanted to see her friend one last time. We had to have oxygen delivered for her to stay which the hotel handled without any fuss. My mum was quite ill on the second night and they were supportive and understanding without making a scene. This was a huge deal for us and went far beyond expectations of what was quite an emotional and hard, yet wonderful trip. I cannot praise the staff at the Bull enough and am eternally grateful for them giving us this memory together in these final times together. I would recommend on every level and will be back down the line. Thank you so much.

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Staff are always very friendly. Food is home cooked and delicious. Rooms always very clean and the linen is of lovely quality and smells fantastic. Always a delightful nights sleep here. Private car park with plenty spaces. I've stayed here several times and I'm always happy to return.

The staff, Shannon, Oscar, Tracey, and one of the owners Father's (who served breakfast), were exceptionally welcoming and friendly. The pub looks fairly ordinary from the front, but from the excellent car park, it is clear to see how much thought and effort has gone in to designing a very comfortable and relaxing venue to stay. The food in the evening is very very good, with a choice of reasonably priced items, all well prepared and presented. The beer choices are good, and the whole atmosphere is very pleasant. Breakfast was an amusing occasion, with a somewhat limited choice of items, good humour, and service. I would have liked boiled eggs though!

The room, in a separate building was very comfortable and warm, although it was admitted that the shower cubicle needs renewing. Also as I wet shave, I found the lack of light when trying to look in the mirror, rather a problem. Overall nothing really serious.

I loved the gorgeous, well thought-out guest room. The furnishings were beautiful; I would say perfect. The grounds are also beautiful with a stunning garden open to the guests. The fact that breakfast was included made it value for money for me, and it's always nice to have a bar and restaurant downstairs. The breakfast room was lovely. (Unfortunately the restaurant was closed on the night I was there or I would have had dinner there as well.)

(The huge bucket of cigarette butts clearly visible from the landing to the upstairs rooms was pretty gross. It seemed so inconsistent with the rest of the lovely property.)

We had booked 2 rooms as we were in the area for a wedding. I called to see if we would be able to check in early as we're travelling from London and needed to change. When we arrived, they had one of the rooms ready for us, which was great. We stayed in the annex, which are rooms on the ground floor with a pretty private courtyard. The breakfast was amazing. "Dad" is the chef and all the produce is of a high quality - especially the sausages 😋. All our breakfasts arrived together and were piping hot and cooked to perfection. Thank you to everyone at The Bull Inn. If we are back in the area, we will definitely be staying again.

Really nice small accommodation block with contemporary feel to it. Stunning garden area and good bar and restaurant. We had a meal during the day - a bit pricy, but food was extremely good! Breakfast choices were small, but once again tasted lovely. Chef was very friendly too.

The village of Woolpit didn’t have much to it unfortunately, however, great place for what we needed as we were heading to a wedding reception in Haughley. One thing to note is that taxis were difficult to get and some were extremely expensive (over £70 for a 3 mile return trip!). Kelly’s Cars were more reasonable and arrived on time.

We stayed in room 3 which was on the small side but really comfortable and tastefully decorated. We ate dinner twice and both meals were excellent. Breakfast was cooked to order and was consistently delicious every morning of our 3 night stay.

Really tiny point, but it would have been good to have a waste bin in the bedroom rather than having to use the bathroom one. Maybe a slightly better selection of chilled/baked items at breakfast (fruit yoghurt rather than just plain)

The bar had a good selection of wine, beer, and spirits staff extremely knowledgeable when choosing. Evening meal and the breakfast were delicious locally sourced sausage so tasty couldn't fault the food at all Rooms were clean comfortable well stocked great Would like to stay longer next time Thank You Fabulous area of the country also access to other places fantastic loved it!

Wish we had more time looked like the village was worth a visit too Everything else spot on

Lovely pub with excellent food. Very quiet & private in the courtyard double.

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