Best Western Claydon Country House Hotel

16-18 Ipswich Road, Claydon, Ipswich, Suffolk, England

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About Best Western Claydon Country House Hotel

This delightful hotel, situated just off of the A14, is within easy driving distance of Ipswich town centre. Our beautifully furnished bedrooms offer relaxing comfort at the end of a busy day. Each has its own private bath or shower room, satellite TV, a direct dial telephone, tea/coffee making facilities and a hairdryer. The hotel is fully air conditioned. Family rooms are available, together with cots and highchairs if required. Most rooms offer delightful views over the village or our large gardens. The bridal suite is most attractive with an elegant four-poster bed. Our standard of cuisine is equally high, as is our selection of fine wines and liqueurs. The frequently changing a la carte menu features fresh local produce, cooked with flair and imagination by our celebrated chef.

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