A cosy 1st floor suite in a Grade II listed building called The Merchant House which is part of the historic Isaacs on the Quay waterfront venue in Ipswich, Suffolk. Accommodation is a bedroom with king size and en-suite shower room. Guests will benefit from a 20% discount on food and non-alcoholic beverages in the bustling bar, coffee tavern, and restaurant, as well as use of a communal dining room and kitchen.
The room overlooks the Briarbank Bar and is furnished with a king size bed between bedside tables with a dressing table and stool, a table with coffee and tea making facilities, a wall mounted TV and big built in wardrobe.
EN-SUITE SHOWER ROOM
Good use has been made of this space with a double shower cubicle and hand-held shower, a wash basin, WC, natural light and towel rail over the radiator with towels provided for your stay.
ISAACS RESTAURANT, THE COFFEE TAVERN, AND BRIARBANK BAR AND BREWERY
Your accommodation is in The Merchant House which is part of the Isaacs Waterside complex, a great place to stay with so many facilities literally on your doorstop and, better still, you’ll be entitled to a 20% discount on any food and non-alcoholic drinks during your stay. The entrance to the house is actually through Briarbank Bar so you can stop for a drink on the way through after a busy day! Please check the Isaacs website for opening times.
COMMUNAL KITCHEN AND DINING ROOM
You’re welcome to use this full equipped large communal kitchen which is fitted with a Kenwood double oven with five rings, a microwave, kettle, a fridge/freezer (two shelf freezer and 3 shelf fridge – remember that this is a communal area if you’re storing things), a washing machine, a dryer, an iron and ironing board. The kitchen will be cleaned regularly but you are expected to leave it as you find it.
DINING ROOM
Also a communal space where you’re welcome to enjoy meals at the dining table, whether take-away or home cooked.
PARKING
There's not free parking at the property but you can use local pay and display car parks - Slade Street and Duke Street being two of many within a short walk.
