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The Pheasant Coach House Gestingthorpe

The Pheasant Coach House, The Pheasant Audley End, Gestingthorpe, CO9 3AU

Rooms from £110

Located on the EssexSuffolk border in the middle of rural countryside ideal for a relaxing break with wonderful walks to explore and ideal for the corporate client who wish to stay in a calm environment but with the comfort of good food and a relaxing nights stay. The Coach House at the Pheasant is a brand new building in the style of a barn adjacent to the Pheasant it offers luxury accommodation with stunning views of the fields beyond. Although a tranquil and peaceful setting you are minutes away from the antique shops at Long Melford picturesque village of Cavendish and 25 minutes to historic town of Lavenham. For those who want to travel a bit further Cambridge is 25 miles London is an 1 12 door to door on the train to catch up with the latest west-end shows. . The Pheasant an award winning pub newly received accolade of Great British Best Food Pub in East Anglia offers a welcoming setting in relaxed atmosphere all the food is freshly prepared and you can either choose from a set menu a la carte or specials board. The bedrooms are individually designed with their own fabrics colour scheme and bespoke furniture and are named after local notable people such as Capt Oates John Constable Thomas Gainsborough Mark Catesby and Samuel Courtauld. All rooms include Luxurious Pocket Sprung Beds Hairdryer Fresh Fruit in the Room Complimentary Bottled Water Egyptian Cotton Towels Complimentary Handmade Toilietries Personal Mini Bar 32 Flat Screen Digital Television with Internet TeaCoffee Facilities Iron and Iron Board Phones with Messaging Facility Free Wi-Fi Internet Access Safe - Wide enough for most laptops

Directions to The Pheasant Coach House Gestingthorpe

Off B1058 between Castle Hedingham and Sudbury close to the EssexSuffolk border. 40 mins from Stansted airport and 25 minutes to Colchester Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge.

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