Bury St Edmunds is an historic gem and this charming hotel sits in the heart of the Medieval grid, a few minutes walk from the Cathedral, Theatre Royal, Apex Venue, restaurants and independent shops. It is an ideal place to unwind on a short break. The Chantry is a Grade 2 Listed Georgian Town house dating from 1780, with an adjoining Tudor annexe dating from the 16th Century.
The guest accommodation provided here is of the highest quality, with a personal touch and attention to detail. There is a lounge bar where guests can relax with books and magazines. Of all the hotels in Bury St Edmunds, the Chantry Hotel is the most delightful. The hotel is only open to residents so you can be sure of our best attention and a quiet relaxing stay.
The guest accommodation provided here is of the highest quality, with a personal touch and attention to detail. There is a lounge bar where guests can relax with books and magazines. Of all the hotels in Bury St Edmunds, the Chantry Hotel is the most delightful. The hotel is only open to residents so you can be sure of our best attention and a quiet relaxing stay.
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The Chantry is a grade 2 listed Georgian town house dating from 1780. The building has many of its original features, as does the adjoining Tudor annexe, which dates from the 16th Century. We have fourteen non-smoking bedrooms. The archway at the side of the hotel leads to off-street parking, with a space for each room.
You, your family and your friends, can enjoy this Georgian town house for the whole weekend with an exclusive use package where the hotel is reserved just for you and your guests. Perfect for family gatherings and celebrations. We provide all the usual hotel services during your stay with on site managers to make sure your stay is a complete success.
There were several Chantry Chapels in the grounds of the Abbey. The Chantry hotel stands on the site of a Chantry chapel, which dates back to the 12th century. The main building is essentially Georgian and is adjoined by houses over four hundred years old, one of which has been incorporated into the hotel as the Tudor annexe.
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Jonathan Hobbs
Nov 16, 2021
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We had an overnight stay in a lovely room in the Tudor annexe. Exposed beams and uneven floors gave the room the required character. There were the odd cobwebs dotted around in deep corners, between the beams and the fireplace which were perhaps a feature too far though. The bed linen was fantastically crisp and white, lovely to get into. The breakfast was good as well, car park a little tight if you have a large car.
Bridget Elliott
Oct 28, 2021
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David Sheffield
Sep 15, 2021
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Steve Warner
Aug 14, 2021
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Stuart Boichot
Jul 18, 2021
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Frankie Moore
Nov 30, 2020
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Anthony Pyle
Sep 19, 2020
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