Guinness Arms, Icklingham

The Guinness Arms offers eight individually styled boutique bedrooms located in the barns adjacent to the pub. Each room provides a unique character, with some accommodations being dog-friendly. The layout ensures a serene experience for all guests.

The pub features a large conservatory-style dining area and a smaller, more intimate dining area for guests. Dining at the Guinness Arms emphasizes locally sourced ingredients, with produce coming from the Elveden Estate and the surrounding area. Guests can enjoy meals prepared with fresh, regional produce in a vibrant setting.

Located in the village of Icklingham, the hotel provides direct access to expansive green spaces and forest tracks. Its proximity to the 22,500-acre Elveden Estate offers activities such as conservation and game observation. Nearby historical attractions include the Neolithic flint mines at Grimes Graves and the ruins of Thetford priory.

The Guinness Arms welcomes pets in its bar and snug dining areas, accommodating guests traveling with dogs. Some boutique bedrooms are specifically designated as dog-friendly, allowing pets to stay comfortably. This pet-friendly policy enhances the experience for visitors wanting their animals nearby.

The Brecks area is recognized as one of Britain's key wildlife regions, perfect for nature enthusiasts. Nearby facilities include the Elveden Courtyard, offering shops, cafés, and nature trails for leisurely walks. Additionally, guests can explore the historic towns of Bury St Edmunds and Newmarket with ease.

Location: Village of Icklingham

Rooms: Eight individually styled bedrooms

Dining: Large conservatory style dining area

Activities: Expansive 22,500 acres of the Elveden Estate

Pet-Friendly: Dog friendly accommodations available