Rosery Country House Hotel

15 Church Street, Exning, Newmarket, Suffolk, England

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About Rosery Country House Hotel

The Rosery Country House Hotel is set in the picturesque village of Exning. A traditionally family run hotel offering friendly personal service and good quality restaurant food and fine wines. The Hotel, owned by Tony and Colleen Sullivan, is a Victorian Manor House converted around 30 years ago. We have recently completed our own conversion by adding a large, yet elegant, Victorian style conservatory. In addition we have refurbished our rooms making them all en-suite with TV and coffee making facilities. The conservatory is now a 100 seater restuarant, complemented by a comfortable bar and lounge area, breakfast room and traditional English Country Garden. For the business traveller we offer meeting room facilities, and can provide buffet lunches and bar-snacks as required. Situated just 10 minutes from the Newmarket Racecourses, we frequently host corporate events offering the perfect solution to your accommodation and restaurant needs. Race days are exceedingly popular, we therefore recommend that you book well in advance. With its traditional architecture The Rosery is the ideal place for your Wedding Reception. We offer a complete service, catering, entertainment etc. etc. Naturally you will have your own specific requirements, so why not contact us now.

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