Top Guest Houses in Occold in 2026

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Our top choices for Occold guest houses

Desk, iron/ironing board (on request), free WiFi, bed sheets

1. Grove House Hotel

Woodbridge

Dennis

includes taxes & fees

24 Sept - 25 Sept

2. Toothbrush Rooms at Lattice Lodge

Ipswich

David

includes taxes & fees

24 Sept - 25 Sept

3. The Cadogan Arms

Bury St Edmunds

Jamie

includes taxes & fees

22 Sept - 23 Sept

4. Chantry Hotel

Bury St Edmunds

Kevin

includes taxes & fees

22 Sept - 23 Sept

5. Sugarbeat Eating House

Norwich

"Lovely friendly staff, always remembering that I stayed before. We get the room we have requested. We order a vegetarian roast which is outstanding, food delicious and hot. Plenty of parking. Depending where the room is you can hear the traffic going past in the evening & mornings but overall alovely stay. That's why we keep going back and also you have a choice of breakfast part of the deal."

Nicky

includes taxes & fees

30 Sept - 1 Oct

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Top Occold Hotel Reviews

Ufford Park Woodbridge Hotel, Golf & Spa

10/10 Excellent

"Great great great enjoyed our stay"

The Westleton Crown

8/10 Good

"Everything was excellent apart from one issue: payment at check-in. I had my card saved on Google Pay, so when it came to paying for my room, I expected there to be a card reader available. In my experience, 9 times out of 10 hotels have a card machine available for this, and this hotel did have card readers in the bar and restaurant. Unfortunately, the member of staff dealing with my check-in made it very clear that my situation was an inconvenience to her. Rather than offering the option of using a card reader, she made a rather snide comment along the lines of, “How am I supposed to take your payment?” She appeared to expect me to physically provide my card so that she could manually enter the card details into her computer. What made this more frustrating was that on a previous occasion, when staying at the hotel with a colleague, the hotel had simply sent my colleague a payment link, which was a quick and straightforward way of resolving the issue. I appreciate that there may be procedures around taking payment, but the way this was handled was unnecessary and left me feeling uncomfortable. There were clearly other options available, whether using a card reader or simply sending a payment link as had been done previously. It’s a shame, as everything else about the hotel was very good. This interaction unfortunately put a dampener on an otherwise positive experience."