Midway between Southwold and Aldeburgh, this modernised, rustic inn has an excellent restaurant and refurbished, stylish rooms. It is an ideal base for exploring the Suffolk Heritage Coast.

Voted among the 'Top Three Restaurants in Suffolk 2009' by Suffolk Magazine, this charming 17/18th-century period house is set in 3 acres of parkland.

The hours fly by where time stood still......a genuine seaside 'hidden gem' on the Suffolk Heritage coast. Golf, Tennis, Cycle Hire,Walking available all year round.

This 3-star hotel is in Southwold town centre, 200 metres from the sea. It has free parking and light en suite rooms. The bar offers local Adnams real ales and the restaurant has 2 AA Rosettes.

The White Lion is a traditional hotel opposite Aldeburgh’s shingle beach, where wooden huts line the shore. Some of the cosy, inviting rooms have far-reaching sea views.

Visit the Brudenell Hotel, and you'll find a haven of calm and relaxation in a contemporary and welcoming setting. Situated only a pebble's throw from the sea, with wonderful views along the beach.

Ufford Park is the perfect location for both the business and leisure visitor with its impressive leisure complex, an 18-hole par 71 golf course and versatile function /conference rooms.

Centrally located in the Suffolk market town of Beccles, this 16th century coaching inn overlooks the main town square and provides excellent value for money.

The Waveney House Hotel is situated in the beautiful Waveney Valley. Since at least 1540, guests to the house have enjoyed its unique hospitality.

The Bull Hotel can be found in the centre of the English Market Town of Woodbridge in Suffolk. The Hotel overlooks the lovely Tudor Shire Hall and Market Hill.

Reopened in July 2009 after a dramatic facelift, this stylish inn boasts contemporary, boutique-style rooms, free Wi-Fi, a lavish bar and a 2 AA Rosette award-winning restaurant.

With unobstructed sea views and a prime seafront position, this magnificent Victorian town house is the birthplace and family home of composer Benjamin Britten.

This 19th century manor house rests in the picturesque East Suffolk countryside, conveniently located for exploring the Broads and Heritage Coast.

This 17th century coaching inn has retained many of its original features, including a hand carved staircase and hand painted sundial. The bar boasts 2 magnificent fireplaces which are reputedly the largest in East Anglia.

The Cornwallis Hotel was originally built in 1561 and sits within 20 acres of stunning gardens, providing a peaceful setting in which you can relax and unwind.

On top of Kirkley Cliff, overlooking Lowestoft’s award-winning Blue Flag beach, Hotel Victoria is less than a mile south of the town centre. Built in 1897, the hotel has a Victorian exterior and a bright, modern decor inside.

On the shores of Oulton Broad, the Wherry Hotel offers traditional hospitality and charm. The hotel can tempt you with excellent cuisine, fine wine, great service and a friendly atmosphere.

This comfortable, affordable hotel is situated close to Lowestoft city centre, with excellent access to the attractions and award winning beaches of the East Coast.

Conveniently located in Britain's most easterly town, this stylishly designed non-smoking hotel is beautifully situated in a prominent seafront position on Lowestoft's award-winning beach.

A charming 12th century inn situated in the beautiful Suffolk village of Thornham Magna. An abundance of fascinating features create the perfect atmosphere alongside great service and standards.