Lynford Hall Hotel

Today the hotel is an active Conference and Business Centre and one of the prime locations in East Anglia for holding weddings. A Grade II listed mansion built in the Jacobean style, valued throughout, designed by William Burn and constructed between 1857 and 1862 to replace a former hall built in 1720 by James Nelthorpe whose daughter married James Hoste, the owner of Sandringham House.
It has six conference suites which can hold up conferences for up to 600 people.
The hotel has been fully refurbished in 2008 and compromises 40 bedrooms divided in superior twin/double rooms, and above all, luxury doubles and mansion suites.
The hotel is situated in quiet area very close to the A134 and A1065 junction in Mundford, very much appreciated, at just seven miles far from Thetford and Lakenheath. It also has two banqueting suites which can hold wedding of up to 250 on a sit down meal and up to 600 people on an evening reception.