Guinness Arms, Icklingham

Location

Located in the village of Icklingham, the Guinness Arms offers direct access to the scenic River Lark and is part of the expansive Elveden Estate, covering 22,500 acres. The area is rich in natural beauty and history, featuring landmarks like Neolithic flint mines and Thetford priory. Nearby towns, including Bury St Edmunds and Newmarket, are within a short drive, providing additional exploration opportunities.

Dining

The Guinness Arms provides on-site dining with a spacious conservatory-style area and an intimate dining room. Menus reflect local sourcing, with produce coming from the estate farm and nearby East Anglian producers. The two bars offer a wide selection of beverages, enhancing the culinary experience.

Rooms

This 16th Century coaching inn features eight individually styled boutique bedrooms, located in adjacent barns. Some of these rooms are dog-friendly, accommodating guests traveling with pets. All accommodations are serviced daily by the housekeeping department.

Outdoor Space

The hotel boasts a beautifully landscaped garden that extends down to the River Lark, offering a tranquil setting for guests. This outdoor area is ideal for leisurely walks or enjoying nature. Visitors can also explore the surrounding Breckland forest tracks known for their unique wildlife.

Pet-Friendly Amenities

Pet-friendly areas include both the bar and snug dining sections, allowing guests to enjoy their stay with pets. Some boutique bedrooms accommodate dogs, ensuring comfort for travelers. The hotel welcomes four-legged companions without hassle.

Highlights

Location: Elveden Estate with 22,500 acres

Rooms: Eight boutique bedrooms in barns

Dining: Conservatory style dining area with locally sourced menus

Outdoor Space: Landscaped garden rolling to the River Lark