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Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex, Cambridgeshire: flat, open countryside, a long stretch of quiet coast, and market towns that have kept their own pace. Cambridge sits right at the heart of it, a genuinely historic university city rather than a stop on the way to somewhere else. The flatness that defines so much of this region (the Fens especially) makes it excellent walking and cycling country, with skies that feel noticeably bigger than most of the country.
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The Granary is an independent bed and breakfast in Bedford.
The Cricketers Arms is an independent guesthouse in Quendon and Rickling.
Milsoms is an independent stay in Colchester.
The Chudleigh is an independent guesthouse in Essex.
The Mill House Stansted is an independent guesthouse in Stansted Mountfitchet.
Cranesbill House is an independent guesthouse in Cambridge.
Centennial Hotel is an independent stay in Cambridge.
The Hayloft is an independent bed and breakfast in Cambridge.
Eagle Mill is an independent bed and breakfast in Huntingdon.
Arona Guest is an independent guesthouse in Great Yarmouth.
Baytree House is an independent guesthouse in Lowestoft.
Prince of Wales is an independent bed and breakfast in Bedford.
Fullards Farm is an independent bed and breakfast in Huntingdon.
Fawlty Towers is an independent guesthouse in Great Yarmouth.
St. Giles House is an independent stay in Norwich.
Grove Barn is an independent bed and breakfast in Ely.
Motts Cottage is an independent bed and breakfast in Stebbing.
Long Melford Swan is an independent guesthouse in Sudbury.
Belle Vue is an independent bed and breakfast in Norfolk.
Yew Tree House Bed & Breakfast is an independent bed and breakfast in Bedford.
The Woodlands is an independent guesthouse in Ely.
No 33 Thornham is an independent bed and breakfast in Hunstanton.
Coral House is an independent guesthouse in Cambridge.
The Boltons is an independent bed and breakfast in Bury Saint Edmunds.
What's on, attractions and getting around East of England, from the official tourist boards.
The emergency number across the whole of the UK, including every region here, is 999.
NHS healthcare is available region-wide. For anything non-urgent, most areas also have NHS 111 for advice over the phone.
Queueing is taken seriously nationwide, and a service charge or a rounded-up bill (roughly 10-12.5%) is the norm at sit-down restaurants, though never compulsory.