Each room has it's own unique character, please click on the images below to see more. Please note that we will be following all government guidelines to ensure both guest and staff safety. Check ins will now be contactless using a key safe system, payment will be taken online from the card used to book, and breakfast will only be available by prior arrangement.
Orford is a light and bright room with windows on two aspects, the rear headboard wall has been made from reclaimed Victorian doors, and hides the wardrobe. There is an en suite shower room.
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Caister is a twin room – the beds fit neatly into the arches of the old bread proving oven, and as it is situated at the back of the Inn there are views out to the Castle and St Mary’s church tower. The bedside table pulls out to form a desk for those who need to work during their stay.
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Wingfield is the largest of our four rooms. This room has a super king bed, which can be split to make it a twin, or for a family there are 2 trundle beds, suitable for children under 12. There's a small sofa next to an original fireplace featuring a carved lion, presumably from when the Inn was called The White Lion.
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Mettingham has a modern country cottage feel with exposed beams (even in the bathroom), a brick inglenook fireplace, a dark grey loose covered sofa bed and locally handmade patchwork cushions.
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