Mildenhall

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Tel code: 01638 | code search
Postcode: IP28 | code search
Population: 9900
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Bird in Hand
"Absolutely disgusted! The hotel double booked the room and left my party, including a disabled child, searching for alternative rooms til 10 pm. The staff were unhelpful bordering on ..." More

Plough Inn
"If you have a mobile phone switched on (even if it is on silent like mine was) beware - you will be rudely barked at to turn it off or ..." More

Riverside Hotel
"Good Points: good breakfast Bad Points: Had to be moved because main light was not working also no remote for tv. Second room light not working in bathroom could not ..." More

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Mildenhall, a pretty market town on the River Lark in Suffolk’s fen country, is known to have been settled since pre-historic times – Neolithic objects have been found in the area, including a wonderful pottery bowl. The area continued to be of importance through the Roman occupation of Britain, a fact emphasized by the find in 1943 (only revealed in 1946) of “The Mildenhall Treasure”, now kept in the British Museum. Details of the treasure are to be seen in the Mildenhall Museum in King Street. This extremely valuable collection of silver dishes, some possibly made in Rome, was buried in nearby Thistley Green in the 4th century. Mildenhall’s St Mary’s church bears witness to the town’s continuing prosperity through medieval times, with some features dating from the 12th century, its impressive tower reaching 110 feet above the ground. During the Commonwealth Puritan iconoclasts vandalised the church, and it is said that a pike-head is still visible in one of the carvings on high. The church is at one side of the historic market place, where markets have been held since the 15th century if not earlier. In the market place you will find a 16th century hexagonal market cross, which is also a pump. Although the town has a population of about 11,500 this is swelled by those at RAF Mildenhall, a huge airbase north west of the town. The airbase was constructed in the thirties, and many local facilities have followed its growth – for example The Bird in Hand pub was built to serve it.

Budget

Travelodge Barton Mills *book online*

Dentist

ADP Mildenhall

Doctor

Drs Hutton & Hopkinson
Market Cross Surgery

Golf Club

West Suffolk Golf Centre

Inn

Plough Inn
The Golden Boar
The Olde Bull Inn

Market

Mildenhall Market

Restaurant

Gandhi Tandoori Indian Restaurant
The Olde Bull Inn

School

St Mary’s C of E Primary School

Self-Catering

Orchard House Apartments

Taxi

3 H Taxis
First Choice Cars
Lily Executive Cars

Sports Clubs

Mildenhall CC (Cricket)

Shops

Boots

Places to Stay near Mildenhall

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Orchard House Apartments (0.12 miles)

Orchard House Apartments
The Coach House and Stables have been fully refurbished and offer high quality, flexible and comfortable self catering in Mildenhall. The Coach House sleeps 2 + 2 (on sofabed) and the Stables 4 people. East ... More | visit website
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Riverside Hotel (0.16 miles)

Riverside Hotel

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In attractive, well-kept grounds, surrounded by the unspoilt tranquillity of old Suffolk, the Riverside Hotel is just off the A14, with excellent access to the ... More

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Ravenwood Hall Country Hotel & Restaurant (0.42 miles)

Ravenwood Hall Country Hotel & Restaurant

Nestled within 7 acres of lawns and woodland, Ravenwood Hall, an exceptional country manor house built in 1530, is merely 3 miles from Bury St Edmunds. A perfect position with a wide choice of ... More | visit website

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The Olde Bull Inn (0.88 miles)

The Olde Bull Inn

The Olde Bull Inn, Barton Mills is located centrally between Newmarket (6miles), Bury St Edmunds (10 miles), Ely (12 miles), and Thetford (7 miles), and just 2 miles from Mildenhall.

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Worlington Hall Hotel (1.06 miles)

Worlington Hall Hotel

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Worlington Hall is an elegant 16th century former Manor House set in five acres of gardens with protected trees and fishing rights on the River Lark. The original house was built ... More

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Travelodge Barton Mills (1.08 miles)

There are loads of reasons our customers choose to stay at Travelodge. Our great value clean and comfortable rooms with en-suite provide everything needed for a good night's sleep and are close to where people ... More | visit website

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The Maples (1.65 miles)

The Maples
The Maples has two double rooms both with luxury en-suite shower rooms. The Walnut room is a large room with a wrought iron king size bed and plenty of storage for all your things. There ... More | visit website
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Bird in Hand (2.36 miles)

Bird in Hand
The Bird in Hand is located by the main exit gate to RAF Mildenhall. It has 57 comfortable letting rooms along with ample parking. Food is served all day every day until close, starting with ... More | visit website
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Tuddenham Mill (2.39 miles)

Tuddenham Mill

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Get away from it all - and stay in ultimate comfort. Our fifteen rooms are unashamedly designed to tempt you, from the over-sized beds right down to those all-important little details.Walk-in showers, ... More | visit website

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The Golden Boar (3.27 miles)

The Golden Boar
The Golden Boar Inn is a stunning 16th century Inn and restaurant offering quality ales and excellent food. The restaurant has recently won the 'First for Fine Dining' Award, 2010 in which Velvet magazine's readers ... More | visit website

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