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Yellow painted 15th century coaching inn on Dedham's main street - a typically idyllic English country village and where Constable went to school. Nearby river Stour provides a great place for a little boating, with a picnic supplied by the restaurant. Rooms - some with four posters - are light and airy - simply furnished but with mod cons like ipod docks, free wifi and lovely linens. Some have views of the famous church.
Families
Local exploring
Sights nearby
Museums
Great walks
Child friendly
Restaurant
Free wifi
Sit-out Terrace
Sailing
Quiet
Four poster beds
Charming
Traditional
B&B
Village
Pet friendly
Rooms
7 rooms in this hotelChild friendly
The restaurant has a kids menu and rollaway beds are avaliableRestaurant
The restaurant boasts Italian-influenced menusParking
Sit-out Terrace
Not suitable for disabled guests
Cots available
In room DVD
Fireplace
Bicycles available
Bar
Pet friendly
Free wifi
Wifi
Four poster beds
In room music system
Satellite / Cable TV
Garden
Sitting Room
Sights nearby
Museums
Great walks
Sailing
Originally published by Good Hotel Guide
This Essex bolthole couldn’t help but be a winning combination, blending all that’s best about English pubs with some great Italian cooking. Plus it’s located in one of southeast England’s most attractive and historic villages – Dedham, in the heart of Constable Country on the Essex-Suffolk borders.
Originally published by The Telegraph
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