Set within seven acres of secluded and tranquil Suffolk countryside, just outside Bury St. Edmunds, Ravenwood Hall is one of Suffolk’s best kept secrets. With its origins dating back to the reign of Henry VIII; Ravenwood Hall is crammed full of character and architectural features such as ornate carved oak structure, inglenook fireplaces and rare 15th-century wall paintings.

This country house hotel has a lounge bar, restaurant and 14 rooms finished to a high standard.

The building was erected in 1530. There are many smaller houses in the local area of a similar appearance; presumably these were estate cottages?