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Rickinghall Bell

hotel opened 17th cent
The St, IP22 1BN
grid reference: TM 046 757
tel. 01379 898445
The beamed lounge bar includes a pool table whilst a separate restaurant offers a selection of home cooked meals. Accommodation available.
This 17th Cent. former coaching inn once had extensive stabling to provide fresh draught horses for travellers. Whites Directory of Suffolk (1844) states "Coaches pass eight times a day to Norwich, Bury St Edmunds and London".

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Facilities:
Lunchtime meals (not just snacks). Evening meals. Restaurant or separate dining area. Traditional public bar. Pub games. Pub has its own car park. Real coal or log fire. Children are welcome. Accommodation available. Pub is accessible to disabled customers.
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Local licensing authority for Rickinghall is Mid Suffolk
Last updated: June 23rd 2008


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