The Bull Inn (Woolpit)
Review
The Bull Inn, here in the Medieval Suffolk village of Woolpit, close to Bury St Edmunds, is everything a proper country inn should be. Your hosts, Paul and Darren have been welcoming guests here for the past decade, and their warmth is felt from the moment you arrive. For romantic couples seeking comfort, character and a genuinely relaxed escape, The Bull delivers beautifully. This is a traditional hostelry at heart, serving the kind of comforting dishes you hope to find in a country pub, but with a quality that lifts everything several levels higher. The team are friendly and attentive, but not overly so, which adds to the easy charm of the place. To the rear, a handful of beautifully furnished rooms offer boutique comfort without any pretension. Dogs are welcome in the bar and conservatory, making The Bull wonderfully inclusive, while still keeping the bedrooms and restaurant totally peaceful.
- Top 100 Review
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The Street
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Woolpit, Suffolk
, IP30 9SA
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Nearby Attractions

Jimmy’s Farm & Wildlife Park
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