The Bull Hotel

Hall Street, Long Melford, Suffolk, Suffolk, England

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About The Bull Hotel

The Bull is situated on Long Melford's High Street, near the Village Green. The fine timbered house has a history dating back over 500 years and has been an Inn since 1580. Moulded oak beams frame the reception area, and other authentic features include a huge Elizabethan open fireplace in the lounge and antique carvings in the Cordell Restaurant. A former principal posting house in Tudor times, today the Bull is renowned for its excellent cuisine and chef's specialities.

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