A wonderful welcome awaits guests at the Rutland Arms. This former coaching inn is located in the heart of Suffolk and is built around a cobbled courtyard that dates from the reign of Charles II, circa 1651.
Many of the original features can still be seen in the hotel and although the comfort and atmosphere is most defianately modern, the two combine impeccably.

The 46 attractively furnished en-suite bedrooms offer comfort and style in equal measures. All rooms are elegantly furnished and individually designed - perfect for an intimate weekend away. Guest rooms feature: complimentary toiletries, private bathroom, tea & coffee making facilities, telephone, TV, trouser press and hairdryer.

The newly opened Carriages Restaurant and Bar offers a variety of freshly prepared British and Mediterranean seasonal dishes, with a huge variety of fine wine to choose from, to compliment your meal. For a relaxed and informal meal, why not visit the Rutland's Nell Gwen Bar and Bistro.

For early risers, a morning stroll to the Gallops is something not to be missed, watching the horses out on exercise certainly builds up the appetite for a hearty breakfast and is one of the most distinctive and attractive buildings in historic Newmarket.