The George & Dragon Hotel 3*
Main amenities
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Free Wi-Fi
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Free parking
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Express check-in/ -out
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Sports activities
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On-site Dining
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Meeting facilities
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Child-friendly
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No pets allowed
Location
Located about a 25-minute walk from Kentwell Hall, the 3-star George & Dragon Hotel Sudbury features Wi-Fi in public areas and public parking on site. Located in a garden, the smoke-free inn is about 6 km from Sue Ryder Museum.
The traditional property is about 60 km from London Stansted airport and at a distance of 4.7 km from such cultural venues as Gainsborough's House. The area includes such religious sights as the notable wool Church of Saint Peter and Saint Paul (6 km) and Holy Trinity Church (1.4 km). This Long Melford hotel is right near The Jessica Muir Gallery and within easy reach of Melford Hall Visitor Center, which is about 5 minutes' walk away. Library bus stop, offering a direct link to the city attractions and main places, is at a 600-metre distance from The George & Dragon Hotel.
The George & Dragon Long Melford features 15 rooms equipped with free Wi-Fi and a flat-screen TV with satellite channels as well as coffee/tea makers. They are outfitted with comfortable decor. A bathtub and a shower, along with such amenities as guest toiletries and slippers, are also at guests' disposal. You can enjoy views of the garden.
A full English breakfast is served each morning at the George & Dragon. This Long Melford property has a bar with a billiards table, karaoke, and a TV. British cuisine is offered at Tiffin's Tea & Coffee House, situated only a stone's throw from the accommodation.
Review by hotel critic
As a tea plantation owner from Galle, I had the pleasure of hosting a corporate retreat at the George Hotel, an experience worth sharing for fellow business travelers. The hotel's strategic location in a charming village added to its appeal. Amenities such as complimentary wired internet access and a well-equipped business center facilitated our work seamlessly. The presence of free Wi-Fi in each room allowed for uninterrupted connectivity, essential for remote meetings and collaboration. The staff, while not overly effusive, were prompt and helpful, particularly in the dining area where we could indulge in a varied and tasty menu, catering to diverse dietary needs. Access to lounge areas provided a relaxed space for informal discussions and networking. I appreciated the tranquil garden, which became a valuable outlet for breaks between sessions. With options for recreational activities like cycling or billiards, we balanced work with leisure effectively. Though not extravagant, the George offers a functional setting for corporate events and meetings, making it a suitable choice for those seeking a productive retreat in Sri Lanka's serene highlands. My experience here bodes well for anyone aiming to blend business efficiency with a touch of local charm.
