Stoke by Nayland Hotel is positioned on the edge of the Dedham Vale, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB), amidst 300 acres of undulating 'Constable Country', with many views still recognisable from Constable's time. The Dedham Vale (AONB) is one of forty in England and Wales that protect some of our finest landscapes.
John Constable (1776 - 1837) was a Master of English landscape painting in the romantic style. As well as being noted for painting in the open air, he is also known for his depictions of reflections on water and light on clouds. The essence of English lowland landscape, as seen in Constable's works, can still be experienced today in what is now known as 'Constable Country'.
Located close to the picturesque, mediaeval town of Lavenham, described as "the finest medieval town in England" and famous for its wool cloth trade in the 16th Century and the historic, Norman Castle in Colchester, reputed to be the oldest town in England, Stoke by Nayland Hotel is an excellent base from which to explore this charming and historic area.
The counties of Suffolk and Essex are steeped in history and charm. The splendour and serenity of the Dedham countryside, captured in the paintings of John Constable, and the delightful market town of Sudbury, the birthplace of the renowned artist, Thomas Gainsborough, are both within easy reach of the hotel.
For those who wish to travel further afield, the impressive cities of Norwich and Cambridge and the scenic East coast, including Snape and Aldeburgh, should not be overlooked.
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Whisk your loved one away for a romantic one-night spa break to this superb award winning hotel surrounded by 300 acres of stunning Suffolk countryside. Break includes 1 treatment per person, chilled bottle of bubbly and handmade truffles in your room, a glass of Champagne, delicious 3-course Valentine's dinner and full English breakfast. From £99.95 per person, per night. Available 11th or 14th February only.
From £199.90 Per room per night

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