Top Country Houses in Braintree District in 2026

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Our top choices for Braintree District country houses

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1. Mulberry House

Ongar

Simon

RM514 total

includes taxes & fees

20 Oct - 21 Oct

A wooden building with a metal roof, a wooden deck leading to the entrance, and a pathway.

2. Retreat East

Ipswich

Neill

RM1,192 total

includes taxes & fees

10 Nov - 11 Nov

A traditional building with multiple windows and a well-maintained lawn.

3. Gorsefield Outdoor Activity Centre

Stansted

RM9,191 total

includes taxes & fees

10 Nov - 11 Nov

A large, traditional Tudor-style house with multiple chimneys, surrounded by a well-maintained lawn and a small pond.

4. The Manor Herringswell

Bury St Edmunds

5. Chippenham Park Garden Rooms

Ely

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Top Braintree District Hotel Reviews

Hampton by Hilton London Stansted Airport

10/10 Excellent

"Very handy for stansted airport stayed at this hotel many times clean good breakfast and nice rooms and staff helpful"

The Fellows House Cambridge, Curio Collection by Hilton

8/10 Good

"It was a mixed bag - mostly positives, but with a couple of inexcusable negatives. Pros: The hotel is new, nice interior decor and amenities (small but well equipped gym, narrow swimming pool but with sauna/hot tub, nicely done, laundry room in basement with free use of washer/dryer, underground carpark - a rarity in Cambridge (though at a fee), apartment style rooms with kitchen including pots/pans/plates/cutlery/microwave etc etc, decent bed and bathroom). Staff at front desk were great. Cons: One major and significant issue was the duvets were very poor, with huge lumps of filling in some pockets, while others were completely empty, leaving you with lots of cold spots. I asked for a replacement but it was the same. Clearly an issue with procurement quality, and something critical when sleeping in a new place. I caught a cold from the aircon and the unevenly insulated duvet. Second was the housekeeping staff who reeked of body odour. Not just one, but two different staff members - both male I should add - absolutely stank out my room. Third was a general issue with phones and communication. When I asked one of the housekeeping staff for a replacement duvet at 4pm, they never got back to me. I called again at 9pm, then still didn't come. Eventually someone came an hour later after a further call. Calls to room service were often left ringing for ages and not answered. Breakfast: it was 'ok' - standard full English, with pastries/bread etc, but a bit unimaginative."