Welcome to The Saffron Hotel
The Best Reason For Visiting Saffron Walden
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Saffron Walden takes the second part of its name from the threatening fortification of Walden Castle, erected by the Normans after the Conquest, and the first from the rare and precious saffron crocus, for which the town became famous, used in medicine, cooking and as the source of a rich yellow dye.
Appropriately, therefore, Saffron Hotel lives up to its name by the warm, rich, cheerful yellow of its frontage. Dating back to the 16th century, the hotel is at the centre of this quintessentially English market town.
Food and Drink
The Saffron Grill restaurant is renowned for its imaginative, freshly cooked food and extensive wine list or, for something less formal, the friendly bar serves a superb range of traditional ales and tasty bar meals.
Staying Overnight
In keeping with the quality implicit in the fact that Saffron Hotel is a listed building, our 16 en-suite bedrooms offer quality comfort, and are equipped with phone, beverage tray, TV, music station and internet facility.
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Hosting Your Function
We can also cater expertly for receptions and conferences for 80 to 100 people. More Details
Around and About
Saffron Walden itself is an unspoilt country town, with narrow streets and old buildings, many of them 'pargeted'. The town's specialist shops are well worth exploring. Audley End, England's largest Jacobean mansion, is on the doorstep, and the beautiful university town of Cambridge is just 12 miles away. The Imperial War Museum at Duxford is also within driving distance.
