Bull Hotel

Bridge St, Halstead, Essex, England

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About Bull Hotel

Built in 1398, the Bull Hotel is best described as a pub with bedrooms, having been a town centre coaching inn for over 500 years. The hotel still retains much of its historic character and charm including inglenook fireplaces, sloping floors and a wealth of original oak beams. Since being refurbished in October 2006, the hotel now offers a wonderful blend of both the old and the new under one roof. Relaxed leather sofas and coffee tables create a sophisticated yet homely feel to the main bars, whilst each bedroom has it's own individuality and offers most of the modern conveniences required by todays guests.The unique restaurant offers a wide range of both traditional and exciting dishes and represents excellent value for money. Halstead itself is a small, attractive North Essex town situated on the Suffolk borders. Quiet and quaint midweek, it is a lvibrant location at weekends. A lively high street venue, The Bull Hotel offers live sports in the main bars and live music every Friday and Saturday night. Rooms can be noisy on these nights until midnight.

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