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A village green, a thriving local shop, a meandering river and an award winning local - Moulton really is the quintessential rural idyll. Nestled in the folds of the West Suffolk hills the Packhorse Inn sits at the heart of its community. A stroll away from the medieval bridge that inspired its name and a short trot from all that Newmarket has to offer.
The first and founding inspiration for the Chestnut Collection, The Packhorse Inn remains the patriarch of the family - after all it's where it all began.
A 15th Century inn where our modern twist on the traditional creates a wonderful setting to enjoy our food, sample our local ales, explore our wine list and rest a weary head.
Set in the picturesque village of Long Melford in the heart of Suffolk, there is much to explore in our area from our country park, to Kentwell Hall to our neighbouring villages of Clare and Lavenham.
A 17th Century village pub in Woodditton, situated in the picturesque heart of horse racing country near Newmarket.
Following a devastating fire in 2018, we worked tirelessly to bring this fantastic building back to life ensuring we retain its charm whilst adding a few modern twists and bursts of colour. And, we have been able to add 9 new bedrooms in The Barn – so you can stay even longer!
The result (we hope!) is, a cosy, relaxed setting to kick off your boots, wellies or otherwise - enjoying time with friends and family. We are foodies at heart – so expect to find pub classics as well as a regularly changing menu that focuses on our local access to amazing meats, award winning cheeses and the best Fenland veg.
Imagine the perfect coastal pub. A stroll from the beach, open log fires in winter, light and airy in summer with sheltered sun traps outside in Autumn and Spring to enjoy off season sunshine. Paired with simple, beautifully cooked food - of the season and of the place, all washed down with a pint of beer or a glass of pinot.
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A stunning 16th century pub lovingly restored and expanded in 2017 creating a very modern country pub, kitchen, garden and lodges.
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With its warm welcome, to all (especially those with 4 legs!), fun yet elegant interiors and delicious modern British menu,
The Willow has become a fabulous setting to eat, drink and relax and continues to be at the heart of the local community.
A 16th Century timber framed pub where our olde-worlde exterior gives way to a fabulously fun and modern interior - setting the scene for you to enjoy our food, sample our range of beers, explore our wine list and delve into our gin collection.
On the border where Essex meets Cambridgeshire in the beautiful market town of Saffron Walden. We celebrate all that is great about our fantastic region – its people, provenance and personality.
A traditional village pub with rooms situated in the heart of Constable country where the Suffolk border meets Essex.
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Offering our guests a home away from home, delicious food, real ales and a very well stocked wine cellar.
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It is this and our dedicated and passionate team that has guests returning time and time again!
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An award-winning inn with a delightful restaurant on the North Norfolk coast, overlooking a pretty, leafy Georgian square in the traditional seaside town of Wells-next-the-Sea.
Our chefs work closely with local fishermen and butchers in Wells-next-the-Sea and around North Norfolk, taking delight in producing locally-sourced, fresh and delicious meals. The beef cattle fattened on salt marshes belonging to ancient estates and the creels of lobster and baskets of mussels and crabs brought straight up from the quay have a special, unbeatable flavour.
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Serving the community for 250 years,
The Carpenters Arms has a long tradition of genuine hospitality. It has re-opened with its historical interiors sympathetically, but spectacularly refreshed.
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Generous, communal dining tables are a new feature, the theme of convivial entertaining continues with our open kitchen - open every day.
A 16th Century inn, an ideal base for exploring the spectacular North Norfolk coastline and nearby heathland. Stepping through The Feathers welcoming front door into the historic bar, its long tradition of warm hospitality immediately scoops you up and finds you a comfortable chair - and the perfect table. Locals and travellers hunker down in quiet, stylish interiors in front of blazing log fires in winter, sociable outdoor terrace tables in Summer, and all a stone’s throw from the high street.
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The Wiveton Bell is situated a mile from Blakeney, close to the unspoilt salt marshes of the North Norfolk coastal landscape which is a listed site of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Open all day for drinks all year around, our gardens overlook the village green for alfresco dining and post-beach sundowners. With 2 AA Rosettes and a Michelin Bib Gourmand our locally sourced food is worth popping in for.
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THE OLD BRIDGE
HUNTINGDON
The Old Bridge is a bustling ivy-clad 18th century inn that sits on the banks of the River Great Ouse. A go-to destination for many visiting the area and those living locally with a great reputation for food and drink. The inn is home to 24 bedrooms and is known for hosting events. A further string to their bow is Old Bridge Wines, a well-established wine shop.
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The Maltings’ restoration has been a three-year project, taking inspiration from its North Norfolk location and its history as both a supplier to local brewers and an artist’s studio. The old malthouse is now a destination to eat and drink, sleep and play, explore and discover more, blending tradition with modern comfort, style, and service.
Home to 28 bedrooms spread across the main house and the old stable blocks that reflect the spirit of the area, to the spectacular double-height restaurant, The Grain Store.
THE LIFEBOAT INN
THORNHAM
Once a smuggler’s hideout, The Lifeboat Inn, has offered shelter to travellers, and a place for the local community to meet, eat and drink, for over 500 years. The Lifeboat Inn is in the North Norfolk coastal village of Thornham and sits by the salt marshes with views out to sea.
The food on offer is as you would expect from a pub with access to the best Norfolk produce from land and sea. Home to 16 bedrooms, and a further 12 bedrooms down the road at The Chequers Inn, enjoy the slower pace of life that can last for as long as you choose.
THE CHEQUERS INN
THORNHAM
This 16th century pub has had a chequered past in terms of offering if you’ll excuse the pun. Once a coach house and an inn, next a country pub, then a hotel.
Now guests staying and visiting can enjoy breakfast, drinks and meals, not forgetting our signature pie! 12 bedrooms are ready to welcome those seeking an extended stay.
LE STRANGE ARMS
& THE MARINER
HUNSTANTON
Le Strange Arms is located in a unique position on the North Norfolk coast. It has beachside access, 60 bedrooms, self-catering lodges and The Mariner pub – it’s almost its own ecosystem.
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The renowned hotel became part of Chestnut's collection of Big Houses in July 2024.
THE GIN TRAP INN
The Gin Trap Inn is a 17th-century coaching inn that has served farmers, trade merchants, fishermen, and smugglers since 1668.
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Located at the heart of Ringstead, North Norfolk, a charming village that sits inland a few miles from the coastline. The pub is proud of its history and is full of character.
The menu at The Gin Trap Inn strives to be innovative, whilst championing the beautiful bounty available locally both on land and from the sea.
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Guests at The Gin Trap Inn can stay in a choice of 12 individually styled bedrooms and two 2-bedroom cottages.
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An old coaching inn, The White Horse was built in the 15th Century and was Blakeney’s first ‘hotel’. Situated in the picturesque coastal village, The White Horse is a well-loved pub with rooms a moments’ walk from panoramic views over the salt marshes of North Norfolk, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Long celebrated for its rugged coastal charm, bustling quay, and vibrant birdlife, Blakeney draws visitors from across the UK and beyond.