Best Western Stoke By Nayland Hotel, Golf & Spa

Keepers Lane, Leavenheath, Colchester, Essex, England

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About Best Western Stoke By Nayland Hotel, Golf & Spa

The Stoke By Nayland Hotel is considered to be one of the finest venues of its kind in East Anglia, close to Colchester and the A12. The Stoke by Nayland Hotel, Golf & Spa is situated in 300 acres of beautiful undulating Suffolk countryside, on the edge of the Dedham Vale. It enjoys secluded tranquility, yet is only one hour from both Stansted Airport and London - 10 minutes from Colchester. Recognised as a designated 'Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty', the setting has been captured in the paintings of the artists Gainsborough and Constable. The Club is an idyllic location for both leisure and business, comprising 2 18-hole championship golf courses, a state-of-the-art Spa and fitness centre, extensive conference, banqueting and function suites, a wide selection of excellent dining facilities and a beautifully appointed hotel.

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