The Carlton Hotel

41-43 Berners Street, Ipswich, Suffolk, England

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About The Carlton Hotel

A family run hotel with its own car park. A stone's throw away from the Town Centre. Conveniently located for museums, theatres, entertainment, eating out and the Suffolk College. A short walk from the Shopping Centre, Christchurch Park, museums, theatres, cinema, pubs, clubs, eating out, Suffolk College, Ipswich Football and Ipswich Docks. Short drives from bt Martlesham r&d, Foxhall Stadium, Suffolk Show Ground and Felixstowe Beach.

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