Stunning views, individual rooms. Great staff, so friendly.

Beautiful and very interesting property

A unique place to stay especially if you are a horse racing fan. Our room was beautifully quiet, spacious, characterful, clean and comfortable with a lovely view over the Jockey Club Gardens. The Breakfast quality is exceptional. The staff are exemplary. There are plenty of dining options within easy walking distance. There is a dress code. Gents should take Jacket and tie.

A most wonderful place to rest and relax Quintessential English the lovely experience of life

Unique property, room 8 was lovely with view over the gardens. Comfy bed & traditional furniture. Amazing bathroom, with bath and nice toiletries. No dining facilities other than breakfast and bar was closed for private event during our stay. Breakfast room was very opulent, good choice of breakfast cooked to order. With buffet for cereals/ pasty and fruit etc. Only disappointment was the toast, rather dry. Very interesting place with so much history and lots of pictures/memorabilia relating to both horse racing & the Jockey club - Worth a visit.

Room and bathroom very small. Water from Shower not powerful at all. Very hot and fan not very good. Fan couldn’t actaully do with a clean as when moved it lots of dust flew out. Room 18

Second time at this venue and we love its traditional style and central location to Newmarket. The breakfast experience is very good and the service in the dining room is wonderful, was made to feel a well valued guest. The receptionist was great too. Will book again in the future. There was a bit of noise early morning at 7:30 am by work being carried out erecting a marquee in the grounds of the Jockey Club. Would have been nice if this work was delayed by an hour or alternatively the work could have been started in the afternoon the day before. Probably a one off, we may have been a little unlikely it happened during our stay. Would not let this stop us booking again.

Aways good. Full of racing history.

First 2 doors locked. Found a 3rd door but no1 there. Waited till someone came. Kettle lead didn't reach the plug, so boiled kettle on the floor. Bed comfortable. Room clean. Didn't stay for breakfast as starts at 7.30 & that was too late for me. The artwork on walls is lovely.

Absolutely wonderful but we did have the best room (The Kings Suite) The only thing I would say is the windows need cleaning as the sun was beaming in the morning and it showed them up terribly. But everything else was just amazing from the suite to the art, and all the interest around racing. Breakfast was lovely too.

Privileged to have stayed in such a unique hotel steeped in horse racing history. Beautiful furniture paintings and gardens Luxurious bed and bedding so comfortable a peaceful nights sleep had . I look forward to returning

Room and bathroom beautifully equipped and spotlessly clean. Breakfasts were amazing. All staff were very welcoming and hospitable. Great base to explore the area. It was unfortunate while we were there that the lift was out of order, making it difficult for my elderly disabled mother to get to and from our first floor room. Access to a lounge or somewhere to sit in the evenings would have made it perfect.

Fantastic service

Just a one night visit,. Stayed here twice before and will again. Friendly staff, good car parking, lots of racing history line the walls and corridors, beautiful reception rooms and well appointed bedrooms. And to top it all a great breakfast!

Lovely quaint place, superb breakfast and service.

Lovely place to be and fantastic breakfast! Is pricey though, not sure if it’s value for money, but it is nice.

A beautiful building set in beatiful grounds on Newmarket high st! Filled with interesting paintings and curios. Main asset are the staff, excellent. Breakfast was awesome.

Helpful staff, very nice room, lots of racing history arround the corridors, beautiful building and a great breakfast

Everything was first class

such an interesting property,lots of history. very friendly and knowable staff. Quite a hidden gem