The Bell Inn Rickinghall, Suffolk, IP22 1BN

  • 8 bedrooms

Comfortable Bedrooms near Diss

The Bell is a dog friendly 17th century coaching inn tucked away in the peaceful village of Rickinghall on the Suffolk/Norfolk border. Full of period character and with a whole host of excellent Tripadvisor reviews, their comfortable woodland-themed bedrooms are a comfortable place to rest near Diss and Bury St Edmunds. Whether you are enjoying scenic countryside walks or simply unwinding beside the fire, the pub delivers everything you would hope for from a traditional country pub.

Facilties & Amenities

  • Beer Garden
  • Breakfast
  • Craft Beer
  • Dog Friendly Rooms
  • Family Friendly
  • Log Fires
  • Parking

Bedrooms

The Bell Inn has eight woodland themed en-suite bedrooms. Choose from a collection of double, king, and twin rooms. Two rooms have an interconnecting door, making them suitable for a family. Dogs are welcome on request, with prior acknowledgment (nominal charges apply).

Food & Drink

The Bell Inn has built an excellent reputation for its freshly prepared food, using locally sourced ingredients wherever possible to showcase the best produce from Suffolk and Norfolk. Guests can enjoy breakfast, lunch and supper in the welcoming restaurant or cosy bar. Expect a mix of seasonal dishes and traditional pub favourites. Sunday lunches are particularly popular, while the well-stocked bar serves an eclectic range of beers, wines, spirits, and local ales.

Nearby

Diss Golf Club – Heathland course on the outskirts of Diss (6 miles).

Diss – Historic market town with independent shops, cafés and Mere park (7 miles).

Bressingham Steam & Gardens – Steam railway, beautiful gardens and family attractions (7 miles).

Eye Castle – Historic Norman castle ruins in the charming town of Eye (8 miles).

Banham Zoo – Zoological gardens opened in 1968 (9 miles).

Bury St Edmunds – Historic cathedral town with abbey gardens, shopping and restaurants (14 miles).

Thetford Forest – Miles of walking and cycling trails through England’s largest lowland pine forest (15 miles).