Best Western Heath Court Hotel

Moulton Road, Newmarket, Suffolk, England

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About Best Western Heath Court Hotel

The Best Western Heath Court Hotel is a 3 minute walk to the main High Street, and a 5 minute drive to the races. We welcome you with style and warm traditional Suffolk friendliness. All of our forty-one en suite, centrally heated, bedrooms offer first- class accommodation and include satellite television, dvd player, direct dial telephone, tea and coffee making facilities, hairdryer and trouser press. Quality toiletries in all luxury bathrooms. The hotel has its own restaurant with a wide selection of dishes, Tipsters Bar, and conference and banqueting rooms. Newmarket is famous for its horse racing: the Rowley Mile with its recently developed stand and the July Course. Newmarket is also known as the centre of British horse racing. The Hotel is situated adjacent to the farmed heath where some of the town's 3000 racehorses can be seen training every morning. Why not try our weekend dinner menu, available Friday, Saturday and Sunday. £22.95 per person for a three course dinner including half a bottle of house wine per person.

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