chestnut group refurbishes coastal inn20 Aug 2020 21:22
time well spent
Chestnut, a group of pubs, restaurants and inns in East Anglia, has given The Westleton Crown in Suffolk a new look during lockdown. The company has reopened the coastal inn after an extensive refurbishment that has seen its public spaces and 34 bedrooms transformed and refreshed.Phillip Turner, founder of Chestnut including The Westleton Crown, who is excited to be welcoming back guests said, “We have taken the opportunity throughout lockdown to bring our vision for The Westleton Crown to life. We wanted to create a venue that celebrates the wonderful scenery and wildlife that surrounds the property and with a lot of people deciding to take their holidays in the UK this year, it felt like the perfect time to provide an environment to escape and relax.” Chestnut’s collection of pubs, inns and restaurants includes The Packhorse Inn in Moulton near Newmarket, The Rupert Brooke in Grantchester on the outskirts of Cambridge, The Northgate in Bury St Edmunds, The Black Lion in Long Melford, The Ship at Dunwich, The Eight Bells in Saffron Walden, The Weeping Willow in Barrow and The Blackbirds Inn in Woodditton.