Here is our list of recommended cheap Newmarket (England) hotels. Wherever possible, we have excluded one-star hotels, hostels, apartments or other accommodation types, and anything rated below average by our verified user ratings. Hope you enjoy our recommendations!
Not cheap enough? It's often cheaper to stay a little bit out of town. How about trying Risby, Burwell, Worlington, Mildenhall, Bury St. Edmunds.
Address: 134 High Street, Newmarket (England), United Kingdom
Following room refurbishments in spring 2008, the White Hart in Newmarket has reopened as under the Marston's Inns brand. Each of our 18 en-suite rooms is decorated to a high standard and offers flat screen digital TVs, luxurious bedding, tea and coffee making facilities and free wi-fi for guests. The hotel is ideally situated on the High Street in the centre of Newmarket, just 20 minutes walk from the racecourse and 10 minutes from the Tattersalls auctioneers. The rooms are situated above our lively bar offering a late licence until 2am on weekend nights (with in-house DJ's playing loud music until this time). The bar serves a full menu offering everything from sandwiches and snacks to full meals, all complemented by our range of wines, beers and soft drinks. This is the perfect location for anyone who wants to be close to the action in the centre of the town. A function room is available for conferences, parties and wedding receptions and there is ample free parking for all guests. Room rates are inclusive of our fantastic cooked and continental breakfast. PLEASE NOTE: There is a £25 surcharge per room per night on race days.
from 57 GBP*
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Address: 11 Vicarage Lane Woodditton, Newmarket (England), United Kingdom
Location. The Garden Lodge is located in Newmarket and attractions in the region include Abbey Stadium Sawston Hall and Bury St Edmunds Art Gallery.
from 70 GBP*
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Address: 165 High Street Cheveley, Newmarket (England), United Kingdom
Location. The Old Farmhouse is located in Newmarket and attractions in the region include Bury St Edmunds Art Gallery Athenaeum and Abbeygate.
from 70 GBP*
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Address: 34 Warrington Street, Newmarket (England), United Kingdom
Byerley House was purpose built as a small private hotel in 1998 and offers luxurious accommodation close to the centre of Newmarket. Situated in a quiet street only a two-minute walk from the High St, which offers a variety of shops, restaurants and bars. Although Byerley House has guests from all walks of life owners are racing people. Conrad was a trainer for 21 years assisted by his wife and former amateur rider Bobbie. For anyone visiting the town for the horseracing their professional connection with the sport can offer a unique insight into the sport for any racing enthusiast. Guest's at Byerley House enjoy the use of a resident's lounge with wide screen TV and a private dining room. All bedrooms are equipped with TV's and En Suite bathrooms. Internet access is also available. Room rates include full English breakfast. Newmarket is a renowned centre of excellence for horseracing and has been considered Headquarters' of horseracing since the first recorded race in 1622. Byerley House is a short walk to the world famous gallops and is just 200yds from Tattersalls Europe's leading thoroughbred horse auction since 1766. Tattersalls also provides an excellent venue for weddings and other corporate function and Newmarket racecourse have excellent conferencing facilities.
from 73 GBP*
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Address: Norwich Rd, Kennett, Newmarket (England), United Kingdom
Farmhouse BandB on a working thoroughbred stud, the ideal place to stay when going to the races or sales. Recently refurbished, all rooms have flat screen tv's, hairdriers and teacoffee making facilities. Our breakfasts are renowned with the famous Newmarket sausage and eggs from our own hens and ducks. We provide transport to the Racecourse. Our indoor swimming pool is open all year round. Close to the A11 and the A14.
from 80 GBP*
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Address: 54 Bury Road, Newmarket (England), United Kingdom
A large period house converted into five luxury serviced apartments situated in one of Newmarket’s most prestigious roads. We offer luxurious serviced apartments which are spacious and individually furnished for business and leisure visitors for short or long stay. All our rooms have access to free wi-fi, flat screen TV and DVD player. There is ample free private off-street parking. Great views of race horses being ridden out in the morning, walking distance to the gallops, health club and Newmarket Town Centre, or just a short drive to the Race Courses, Tattersalls Horse Sales and various Stud Farms. Other facilities include, golf course, go-karting, country walks,Thetford forest, restaurants, pubs and the popular Innocence, Heaven and De Niros night clubs, shopping and tourist visits to Cambridge, Ely, Mildenhall and Bury St Edmunds. Newmarket is a renowned centre of excellence for horseracing and has been considered the "Headquarters of Horseracing" since the first recorded race in 1622. Prestigious horseracing events at the Rowley Mile and July Course. Newmarket Nights, horseracing on Friday Evenings with entertainment all through the summer. Tattersalls horse sales, the premier bloodstock auctioneers. National Horseracing Museum with guided tours. Currently hosting Lester the Legend Exhibition. The National Stud with guided tours. Historic market town of Bury St Edmunds, Abbey Gardens. University of Cambridge, Colleges and punting on the river Cam. City of Ely Cathedral. Mildenhall, greyhound racing and speedway. National Trust properties, mills, nature reserves. Thetford Forest, Go Ape Forest Adventure. West Stow Country Park. Duxford Imperial War Museum. Animal Health Trust. Devils Dyke and local villages ideal for country walks. Whether you are a horseracing enthusiast, keen on military history, hiking or sight seeing or looking for some family fun then we are sure there will be something of interest here. Hope we see you soon ! Aliases: 1stPlaceNewmarketApartments 1st Place Newmarket Apartments This description is based on information provided by the B&B / inn.
from 90 GBP*
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Address: Mill Road, Newmarket (England), United Kingdom
Bloodstock Barn is in a conservation area of the lovely Cambridgeshire village of Ashley. It is located just off the pond, and a 2 minute walk to The Old Plough restaurant. Ashley is an easy 5 minute drive from Newmarket. The barn is in a quiet meadow has private off road parking for 6 cars. The garden can be used breakfast can be served on the patio, weather permitting. There is a lock up for push bikes. The famous Rowley Mile July Race courses are just a short drive [4 miles]. Tattersalls is 3 miles [5 mins drive]. Cambridge,Ely Bury St. Edmunds are within 15-20 mins. The Animal Health Trust is also 5 mins away. Wyken Fen Lackford lakes are a short drive for lovers of wild life Icknield Way [long distance footpath] goes through the village. Wild Tracks [Quad bikes moter bikes] is within 10 mins. There are several pubs nearby serving good foood local ale. Hotel Rating: Self Assessed 3 star
Address: 62 The Street Saxon Street, Newmarket (England), United Kingdom
In the village of Saxon Street a few miles south of Newmarket, off the B1061 or B1063, the Reindeer is a handsome country hostelry with a fine reputation for the quality of its food and accommodation. The Reindeer has four superior en suite bedrooms all finished to a high standard. The proximity of Newmarket makes the Reindeer an ideal base for everybody interested in Horse racing. Newmarket is the home of the world famous Tattersalls, the oldest blood stock auctioneers in the world, the national racing museum and Newmarket races. The area around the inn has many country lanes and picturesque villages to explore. The historic city of Cambridge and the cathedral city of Ely are within easy reach at just over 16 miles away. The Reindeer is within 5 minutes of the A14 giving easy access to Stansted International Airport, Bury St. Edmunds and all destinations in East Anglia and beyond. The Reindeer is in an idyllic location for guests travelling through or visiting the area on business or pleasure seeking good food and accommodation in a premier hideaway offering a discreet experience and superior hospitality. From the North follow the A1 South and take the A14 following signs for Felixstowe, take the slip road for the A142 and follow the signs for Newmarket. At the Clock tower roundabout go straight and follow the road to the T junction turn left and sharp right onto Duchess Drive. Follow Duchess Drive for 2 miles entering the Village of Saxon Street, keep following the Road for a quarter mile the Reindeer is on the right. From the South Take the A11 from the M11 signposted Norwich, take the A1304 to Newmarket At the Clock tower roundabout turn right and follow the road to the T junction turn left and sharp right onto Duchess Drive. Follow Duchess Drive for 2 miles entering the Village of Saxon Street, keep following the Road for a quarter mile the Reindeer is on the right.
