The Oaksmere, Rectory Road Brome , Eye Suffolk, IP238AJ

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If bringing children please make sure they are included on the reservation so we can allocate the family rooms for you. Dear Customer Many thanks for your patronage of The Oaksmere we are extremely grateful for your loyalty. We are excited to inform you that in order to improve our facilities at The Oaksmere we will be carrying out a program of improvements and building work commencing 2nd January 2017 to include a new Kitchen Restaurant and Reception area. During the period of renovation and construction we will be temporarily pausing business. We hope to reopen in stages and expect this to commence around the end of February 2017. Please accept our apologies for any inconvenience caused but we look forward to unveiling our fantastic new facilities to all our customers as soon as we are able. Best Wishes to you for the Christmas period and a prosperous New Year Kind Regards The Oaksmere Team From the outside this beautiful building shows off its Tudor and Victorian architecture whilst inside it waits to enchant you with its contemporary design and boutique furnishings. Nuzzled into the border of Suffolk and Norfolk The Oaksmere in Brome near Diss lies in an idyllic setting at the end of an avenue of lime trees and 17 acres of formal parkland terraces and gardens. Wine and dine in the lively and buzzy atmosphere of the restaurant where the food is created under the culinary expertise of Chef Alan Dann. Expect to see black and white chequered floor sweeping staircase and oak beams mingling with colourful rooms an adorable combination that works well. Extensive renovation saw the building stripped back and brought back to its former glory. The modern facilities in the rooms and suites are of an extremely high specification with hypnos beds whirlpool baths rain head showers large sky TV s and audio systems to play your own music. Once a 16th century dower house built in 1574 the building has a colourful past that is evident throughout merging modern and eclectic furnishings. The atmosphere at The Oaksmere is laid back relaxed and friendly. The staff are professional and welcoming their ultimate goal being that guests enjoy an unforgettable luxury experience. Complementing the restaurant there are two bars at the hotel. The Tudor Pub complete with an internal living well and medieval features invites guests to relax by the open fire with a pint and if they fancy a hearty meal. The Champagne Bar in the Conservatory provides the perfect fun and quirky space for aperitifs and cocktails. In summary a unique country house hotel with no chintz!