Tuddenham Mill - At A Glance

Know It All

Hit the spot
Minutes from the racing town of Newmarket.

Be savvy
Rooms in the Mill House may have some traffic noise. For the quietest kip, choose a Water Meadow room or a Loft suite in the grounds.

Be smitten
Mill with the mostest.

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Rooms and suites
15 rooms, including 4 loft suites

Special features
All rooms have walk-in showers, indulgent baths, six-foot beds, Italian furnishings and Bose sound systems. Extra touches include Egyptian cotton bed linen, Jo Malone toiletries and Missoni towelling robes.

Also…
Sprawling Loft suites come with a shell-shaped stone bath for two in the bedroom, complimentary wines and other extras.

Pillow Talk
Splash out on a lavish Loft suite for the biggest treat – a vast balconied room with a shell-shaped bathtub for two by the bed.

Eat & Drink

Dining in
Chef Gordon McNeill is passionate about cooking – and it shows. Guests enjoy imaginative modern European fare that ranges from ravioli of rare breed Suffolk pig cheek to an assiette of lamb with a mini Shepherd’s pie, char grilled cutlet, slow-cooked shank and roast canon with Adnams beer and marjoram gravy. Finish off (though it may finish you!) with the chocolate box of desserts.

Seven-course taster menus – bookable in advance – can be tailored to your tastes. Breakfasts at Tuddenham Mill are also de-lish and well worth getting up for.

Breakfast
Breakfast is served until 10.30 weekdays and 11.00 at weekends. If you don’t have room for the Full Mill (complete with Stornoway black pudding and egg fried bread), kick-start the day with a delicious fresh smoothie or try the smoked haddock kedgeree, scrambled duck eggs or baked calzone.

Room service
Usually available all day.

See & Do

See & Do
Nearby Newmarket is the home of horse racing, so get into the stirrups with a day at the races, a visit the National Stud or the National Horseracing Museum. It’s also possible to visit training yards, gallops and bloodstock sales to watch Britain’s most expensive hooves go under the hammer.

Bury St Edmunds has its famous abbey, and is also home to both the Greene King brewery and to the Nutshell – Britain’s smallest pub. See the historic colleges and go punting or picnicking on the river in Cambridge. Ely has its stunning cathedral.

There are great walks across Tuddenham Heath to nearby villages –see details in your room. There is also a boules court in the grounds.

Spa
Tuddenham Mill has teamed up with a spa in Bury St Edmunds, where you can book a side-by-side massage and other treats.

Diary Dates
May
Bury St Edmunds’ annual spring festival kicks off with theatre, comedy and an eclectic mix of music.

June – August
Combine a day’s racing with great music at Newmarket Nights – a series of concerts on race days featuring top bands.

September
Head for the Arts Picturehouse to catch some releases at the Cambridge Film Festival.