Angel Hotel - Bury St. Edmunds

Award-winning historic hotel with 12th-century dining vaults in Bury St. Edmunds

Dining in 12th-Century Vaults

Angel Hotel offers dining in one of Suffolk's few 12th-century underground vaults, built with the same stone as the Abbey. The award-winning restaurant serves a fiercely seasonal menu using locally sourced ingredients. Guests can book themed afternoon teas, Sunday Sessions, Friday Night Socials, and Steak Nights in the vaults.

77 Uniquely Designed Bedrooms

The Angel Hotel has 77 uniquely designed bedrooms, many with views of the Abbey Ruins and deep copper bath tubs. Dog-friendly rooms include pet bowls and toys in the room. Each room comes with bottled water and tea and coffee making facilities.

Central Location in Bury St. Edmunds

Angel Hotel Bury St. Edmunds is opposite Abbey Gardens and adjacent to Abbeygate Street with shops. It is within walking distance of Theatre Royal and The Apex for shows. The train station is a 15-20 minute walk away.

Services & Pet-Friendly Amenities

The Angel Hotel offers valet parking for £7.50 per 24 hours with a dedicated concierge team to assist. Dog-friendly accommodations include pet bowls and toys in the room, and dogs are allowed in the lounge. The hotel has a 24-hour front desk and luggage storage.

History & Awards

Built in 1452, the award-winning Angel Hotel has hosted kings, queens, and Charles Dickens, who mentions it in The Pickwick Papers. The hotel received AA Red Stars and the Suffolk Business Awards BEST CUSTOMER SERVICE. The ground floor was totally refurbished in 2019, with a lounge featuring a log fire and a bar overlooking Angel Hill.

• Location: Opposite Abbey Gardens in town centre
• Dining: 12th-century vaults with seasonal menu
• Rooms: 77 bedrooms with copper bath tubs
• Pet-Friendly: Dog-friendly rooms with pet bowls
• Services: Valet parking and concierge
• History: 15th-century inn with Dickens connection