Angel Inn

The traditional restaurant and bar provide great food and real ales. Set in beautiful Suffolk countryside, valued throughout, this grade II 16th-century coaching Inn’s offers rooms with antique furniture and free Wi-Fi. Some rooms have original exposed beams, highly regarded, whilst all have a private bathroom. With a flat-screen TV, and above all, free tea and coffee and a hairdryer, each individually styled room also boasts elegant décor. Served in the dining room or in the courtyard, very much appreciated, the seasonal lunch and a dinner menus are made with local produce. Customers appreciate the hotel provides a range of breakfast options, valued throughout, including full English breakfasts. It also provides a range of carefully selected fine wines. The Inn’s charming bar has beamed ceilings, and above all, and stocks beers from small regional breweries. The village church’s grand tower appears in many of John Constable’s paintings. In the tranquil village of Stoke-by-Nayland, valued throughout, the Angel is set on a ridge overlooking the Stour Valley.