“The house is so big and beautiful, very warm and colourful. The gardens are beautiful too. I would return again with my family (a fantastic place!).”
"Everything was perfect on arrival, a beautiful house and so homely feeling. Everybody loved it and we had an excellent stay. Thank you for the champagne!"
"Gorgeous house, homely and beautifully elegant, in a stunning setting. Clean, friendly, well set up for big parties of people."
“What a gorgeous haven of peace and happiness this home is. Thank you.”
"A wonderful time at a wonderful house, with wonderful company! Loved the house and the fantastic gardens; it was also a treat to have Bressingham Steam Railway right on our doorstep. Fab walks, fab night's sleep too. So quiet and pretty here. Will take away some fond memories, thank you."
“This place is just wonderful and very grand. We hope to return in the future”
Welcome to Bressingham Hall
Bressingham Hall has been the Home of the extended Bloom family since 1946 and has been at the heart of the making of our family nursery and gardens.
Enjoy a memorable stay with friends and family in our beloved house, ideal for large gatherings, offering plenty of room and privacy as well as wonderful socialising and togetherness opportunities for adults and kids alike with large private garden, and many spacious living areas.
Bressingham Hall has been featured in Country Life magazine (March 2019); read all about their stay here.
We are now able to offer a newly refurbished ground floor twin bed room and en suite facilities. The Phlox Room is so named because it was one of the favourite plants of founder Alan Bloom, and previously served as his study. The level access bathroom with w.c. and walk-in shower may be used separately from the Phlox Room, as both rooms are approached through the Old Gun Room, which now hosts a six foot snooker table.
PLEASE USE THE CALENDAR BELOW TO BOOK YOUR STAY:
Sleeps 10 – 21 guests, in 8 bedrooms, 7 bathrooms
The Hall retains its Georgian period features whilst also creating a warm and welcoming environment for house guests.
A large reception hall leads to an elegantly decorated drawing room and dining room, and the grand staircase takes you up to the eight spacious and beautifully furnished bedrooms for up to 21 guests.
5 of the ensuite bedrooms have brand new king size beds, with additional singles available, and 3 further bedrooms have twin or single beds, and there are 2 cots available for tots. View First floor plan and Ground floor plan
The bathrooms all provide large walk-in showers and 2 bathrooms also feature gorgeous classic roll-top baths.
The furnishings complement and reflect a bygone era. Pretty decorative fireplaces grace each room – a wonderful feature saved from years ago. The tall ceilings are adorned by chandeliers, and period furniture, dado rail mouldings and wooden floorboards have been sympathetically preserved.
Both the formal drawing and dining room are perfect to play host to the smartest drinks reception or supper whilst a comfy ‘snug’ equipped with squishy informal sofas, bean bags and chairs will be the bolt hole for nights in front of the TV or children looking for a den to play and hide from their parents.
Bressingham Hall is self-catering but for a truly relaxing stay, catering is available. View example Menus
Alternatively there are 3 pubs offering meals within a couple of miles of Bressingham Hall.
All rooms provide central heating from our eco-friendly bio-mass boiler. Bed linen and towels are provided. The kitchen and utility room are well provided for. Wi-Fi is also free throughout the house though may not be as fast as in urban areas.
As an added feature, guests have their very own private garden with conservatory and terrace, and lawn with lawn games. And with prior arrangement you can hire a hot tub, take a garden tour, host a barbeque, or enjoy a variety of wellness treatments.
To book accommodation, check availability, room rates and seasonal offers, please email accounts@bressinghamhall.co.uk or call 01379 688292.
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- Drone view of the Hall and Gardens
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- The Hall in winter
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- The Hall in the Summer
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- a 300 year old ivy covers the whole Hall
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- Elegant staircase in the hall
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- the light and elegant dining room
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- the drawing room
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- the master bedroom
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- the winter garden
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- the kitchen
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- The Lavander room
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- Geranium room overlooking the walled garden pond
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- Geranium twin beds
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- The master bedroom
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- The peony Room
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- Lavander room
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- Details of the Hall
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- beautiful views from the windows
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- the Hall Summer face
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- stairway to heaven
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- Have the gardens to yourself in the morning and after 5 pm
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- flintstone bridge in the garden
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- roomy bathroom
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- kitchen
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- elegant entrance
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- the conservatory
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- the peony room
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- dining room
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- dining room
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- echinacea room
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- echinacea room
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- geranium room
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- Peony room
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- the conservatory
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- the back porch
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- the walled garden pond is fenced
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- the hall in the spring
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- summer colour
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- summer colour in the garden
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- wide grass avenues
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- the summer house
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- our miniature steam train collection
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- the Hall is very photogenic
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- a twin room
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- we love colour!
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- The drawing room
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- main entrance
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- Geranium bathroom
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- The Lavender room
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- The Peony room
Testimonials
The Local Area
Bressingham is an easy journey from London, the Midlands and the North, and further afield. We have guests from as far as the Americas, Asia, and Australasia!
Located on the border of Suffolk and Norfolk, the pretty rural landscapes of the Waveney Valley can be enjoyed on foot, by bicycle, or by car. READ MORE
As well as the world-renowned Bressingham Gardens, other regional gardens of interest include Helmingham Hall, Fuller’s Mill, Wyken Hall, Beth Chatto’s and East Ruston’s The Old Vicarage. There are also museums (including the nearby Bressingham Steam Museum), historic houses, nature and animal sanctuaries, and art and event venues locally. Please see our Attractions List.
(Please note the main gardens are open to the public from early March to late October, daily from 10.30am to 5.00pm. However, the Hall is set back from the public gardens by the original island beds designed and planted by Alan Bloom in 1952. Guests are free to wander all the gardens during opening, and will have all 12 acres to themselves once the public have left.)
To book accommodation, check availability, room rates and seasonal offers,
please email accounts@bressinghamhall.co.uk or call 01379 688292.
