The Mill, Long Melford

We had a lovely 3 night stay in the Garden Room. The décor is beautiful and the facilities are good. There were some nice touches such as chocolates and a rose by the bed! We had very good weather and enjoyed sitting outside in the very private garden with a glass of wine. Breakfasts are excellent and there is plenty of choice. The local area has so much to offer including a great many very good restaurants. The host is very friendly, but respects your privacy. We would like to go back.

High spec, cosy room with plenty of luxuries and character features and a calm country vibe. Very comfy bed, and private garden a lovely bonus on a warm evening. Stylish, modern bathroom with bath and large shower. Breakfast was superb. Excellent location - ideal for visiting both ends of Long Melford.

The Mill is home away from home. The Garden Room is beautiful with everything we need. Spotlessly clean with lovely lux touches. Parking is easy. Location is ideal - just a short walk to restaurants, pubs, and local attractions. Paul is a marvellous host, and breakfast is fantastic. We've just booked our fifth stay. Though we have stayed in other places locally, we now choose The Mill. It's perfect.

We had a lovely stay here and will definitely love to come back. We were in the Garden Room - it felt luxurious - the bath was perfect and all the facilities couldn't be faulted. Paul was an impeccable host.

I could not fault this excellent little B & B in any way. The room was spotlessly clean and very comfortable. We stayed in the Melford room which was spacious with a sumptuous brass bath and a separate shower room, it was obvious that no expence was spared on fixtures and fittings. Paul was always on hand and nothing was to much trouble. His breakfasts were delicious and filling. We would definitely recommend The Mill.

We spent a very pleasant weekend at this luxury B&B. The location, next to Melford Hall, is perfect for enjoying Long Melford and near good restaurants and pubs for an evening meal. The walking in the area is also excellent. The two rooms are both beautifully appointed and comfortable - everything that one could want was there. As often, it’s the little touches that make a stay memorable - fresh milk in the fridge rather than UHT capsules. The breakfast was splendid - all freshly cooked, generous portions and delicious

Our 2nd stay - this time with our daughter and son-in-law. It was totally divine! The rooms are gorgeous, breakfast was amazing and Paul & Claire are so very welcoming. The Mill is a superb base to explore the area or chill in the garden in the spring sunshine. Utter bliss!

We stayed in the garden room which was very comfortable and well equipped. Paul was our host who cooked the most amazing breakfasts. Tulips and chocolates in our room on arrival. Long Melford is so pretty and has plenty of good places to eat. Would highly recommend.

A lovely bijoux, high quality B&B with private entrance and parking. Location: Long Melford is a “ribbon” development about 2.5 miles long and barely 2 streets deep. The Mill is at the North end of the village, but close the Melford Hall, several good eateries and we went to the Psalm Sunday evensong at the impressive Holy Trinity Church on hill. The Rooms: There are two charming rooms recently converted to a very high standard. Each room has different attributes; the Garden room has a small private garden where breakfast can be served alfresco. The Melford room has a splendid large roll top metal bath to luxuriate in. Both rooms are made up daily, have fast WiFi and a smart TV so Netflix and other streams are available. Very comfortable and surprisingly quiet. The Hosts: Clare and Paul couldn’t have been more welcoming and helpful. There were excellent communications before we arrived, which included detailed dining suggestions in the area. Breakfast: A tour de force. Set up for the whole day. 08:30-09:30. Paul goes out each morning to pick up fresh produce. The Area: Long Melford is packed full of Hotels, restaurants and other places eat. We didn’t visit Melford Hall, but those who did, said it was worthwhile. We went as far North as Southwold 1.5 hours. Other notable spots were Sutton Hoo, Lavenham, Aldeburgh, Framingham (The Castle on the Hill), Ickworth House and Sudbury to visit Gainsborough’s House.