The Bull Hotel & Restaurant

Market Hill, Woodbridge, Suffolk, England

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About The Bull Hotel & Restaurant

The Bull Hotel can be found in the centre of the English Market Town of Woodbridge in Suffolk. The Hotel overlooks the lovely Tudor Shire Hall and Market Hill. A former 16th century coaching Inn, The Bull is situated in the centre of the town, standing on the site of an ancient hostelry of the same name. The present building dates from the days when it was a posting house for the Union Coaches which ran between Ipswich and Norwich. Please note all bedrooms are now non-smoking. Sorry, no pets allowed.

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