Hintlesham Hall Hotel offers historical tours, a fascinating insight into the evolution of the Hall.

For example, the façade was built by Richard Powys ca 1720, which conceals the E-shape Elizabethan mansion of which chimneybreasts remain. The drawing room, built ca 1690, has a stunning plasterwork ceiling among the best of late C17 anywhere in East Anglia. The Hall was also commissioned as a Red Cross hospital in World War II and has been a Hotel and restaurant since 1972.

Tour and lunch - £32.00 per person.

Inclusive of coffee on arrival, a two course lunch together with coffee/tea and petits fours. The day commences with coffee at 11.00am followed by the tour which lasts approximately one and a half hours. Lunch will be served after the tour in our restaurant and the day will finish with coffee/tea and petits fours.

Tour and afternoon tea - £19.50 per person.

Afternoon tea inclusive of a selection of finger sandwiches, home made scones with Chantilly cream and preserves, chocolate éclair, fresh fruit tartlet, fruit cake and a choice of tea, tisanes and coffee. The afternoon commences with a tour at 1.30pm, which is followed by the afternoon tea served in one of our lounge areas.