English Hotels 1 to 30 in Suffolk, England
Choose from 61 English hotels and guest houses in Suffolk. Shown below a just a selection of the hotels available. To search within an area please use the menu on the right.
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Orwell Road,
Felixstowe,
IP11 7PF |
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124 High Street,
Beck Row,
IP27 9EW |
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London Road,
Ipswich,
IP2 0UA |
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Kirkley Cliff,
Lowestoft,
NR33 0BZ |
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Old Hadleigh Road,
Ipswich,
IP8 3AR |
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The Havens,
Ipswich,
IP3 9SJ |
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172 Norwich Road,
Ipswich,
IP1 2PY |
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The Riverside Hotel - In attractive, well-kept grounds, surrounded by the unspoilt tranquillity of old Suffolk, the Riverside Hotel is just off the A14, with excellent access to the region's major road network. Nestling alongside the attractive River Lark, the Riverside Hotel is a wonderful relaxing base from which to explore the region. The hotel's proximity to the region's main roads means it has excellent access to all the major cities in East Anglia, as well as to London via the M11 motorway. Renowned for its old-fashioned charm and elegance, this hotel understands the importance of providing a warm and friendly, highly professional service, in luxurious surroundings. Originally built around 1720, the hotel has been recently renovated to become one of East Anglia's leading country house hotels, with a well-deserved reputation for elegance, charm and sophistication.
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Mill Street,
Mildenhall,
IP28 7DP |
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The Thorpeness Hotel - 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. Located adjacent to the Meare,golf course and gardens, and only a short walk from the beach, this hotel offers 30 large, en-suite bedrooms, restaurant and bars. The village was originally built on the early 1900's as a holiday destination for coloniels and their families home on leave from the colonies. The hotel and village offers a traditional quirkiness which in recent years has been renovated and upgraded. Our own 18 hole golf course is one of the finest in East Anglia and is often compared to Woodhall Spa, a test for the experienced golfer.Golf at Thorpeness should be requested when making a reservation for accommodation. Subject to availability golf may also be played at Aldeburghl golf course. A valid handicap certificate is required at both courses, and terms and conditions apply. For lovers of out door pursuits Thorpeness is only 9 miles from one of the best shooting schools in the Uk. Highlodge at Hinton offers ideal facilites for the novice or experienced shooter.We do advise booking early particularly at the weekend. Only 4 miles from Minsmere RSPB centre one of the hot spots for birdwatching on the heritage coast. If the arts are your passion both Aldeburgh and Southwold offer galleries and craft shops. Snape Maltings is only a short drive away. Famous for the Britten Festival, concerts take place throughout the year and the complex has restaurants and bars, craft shops and galleries well worth visiting. The hotel offers excellent meeting and conference facilities, coupled with a range of activites for team building and away days. Self catering available for couples and families.
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Thorpeness,
Aldeburgh,
IP16 4NH |
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The Swan - In the Suffolk countryside, between Bury St. Edmunds and Sudbury, this beautifully preserved 15th-century building is now a luxurious 4-star hotel with a 2 AA Rosette award-winning restaurant. Close to Ipswich, Lavenham is one of the best-preserved Tudor villages in Britain and The Swan is perhaps one of England's finest historic hotels. The building has been carefully restored and beautifully renovated, with ancient oak beams, large open fireplaces and a minstrel gallery blending beautifully with rich furnishings and fabrics. Decorated in warm, relaxing colours, the en suite rooms combine beautiful period features with contemporary facilities, including plasma flat-screen TVs and tea/coffee. The Swan prides itself in serving the very best of modern British cuisine, made using fresh, locally sourced seasonal ingredients. There is a range of dining options; from the informal Garden lounge and historic Old Bar to al fresco dining in the garden, or fine dining in the elegant Gallery Restaurant.
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High Street,
Lavenham,
CO10 9QA |
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Ransomes Euro Park,
Ipswich,
IP3 9SS |
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Ipswich Road,
Eye,
IP23 8BZ |
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Seckford Hall Road,
Woodbridge,
IP136NU |
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Mildenhall Road,
Fornham St Genevieve,
IP32 6EH |
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The Parade,
Aldeburgh,
IP15 5BU |
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Wentworth Hotel - Looking out to sea from a quiet, peaceful location on the beautiful, unspoilt Suffolk coast, this charming hotel has been managed by a member of the same family since 1920. With a fine tradition of hospitality stretching back more than 85 years, the Pritt family take great pride in the Wentworth Hotel's rich history and its long record of high standards. Nevertheless, the hotel has changed over time to meet the changing requirements of today's guests. All of the hotel's 35 en suite rooms are bright, cheerful and welcoming, with many rooms offering wonderful views of the sea. All rooms have a TV, radio and telephone. The restaurant has received 2 AA Rosettes for its outstanding food. The menu changes daily to reflect the finest, freshest produce available locally. In many ways, the Wentworth is everything a seaside hotel should be, a charming blend of the traditional and the contemporary.
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Wentworth Road,
Aldeburgh,
IP15 5BD |
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Grove Road,
Woodbridge,
IP12 4LG |
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Poole Street,
Clare,
CO9 4HJ |
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Ivy Lane,
Lowestoft,
NR33 8HY |
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Market Place,
Lavenham,
CO10 9QZ |
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The Olde Bull Inn Hotel - Rich in original character and historic charm, this 500-year-old inn has a welcoming public bar with real ales, an AA Rosette award-winning restaurant and refurbished bedrooms with a boutique twist. Just 2 miles (3.2 km) from the heart of Mildenhall, the Olde Bull Inn, Barton Mills, has a convenient location, situated between Newmarket (6 miles/10 km), Bury St Edmunds (10 miles/16 km), Ely (12 miles/19 km), and Thetford (7 miles/11 km). Since the Olde Bull was bought by Cheryl and Wayne in May 2007, it has been lovingly restored and refurbished, with the building's beautiful original features carefully preserved. With a warm, relaxing and welcoming atmosphere, the hotel has won many awards, including the Morning Advertisers' Best Newcomers award and the NBA Best New Business. It was also short-listed for the British Institute of Innkeeping's licensee of the year.
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The Street,
Mildenhall,
IP28 6AA |
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Station Road,
Saxmundham,
IP16 4HD |
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Sea Road,
Felixstowe,
IP11 2BJ |
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Further Street,
Sudbury,
CO105LD |
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The Bull Hotel - Rich in original character and traditional charm, this beautifully preserved historic building was originally built in 1450 and was tastefully refurbished in 2003. In the centre of the charming East Anglian village of Long Melford, the Bull Hotel boasts unusually well preserved original timberwork, both outside and inside. The impressive timber-framed exterior was revealed in 1935, when a hundred-year-old brick front was removed. Inside, the massive moulded oak beams dominate the reception area and the original part of the building. The lounge boasts a big, beautiful Elizabethan fireplace and there are antique carvings in the Cordell Restaurant. The Cordell and Kentwell restaurants offer cosy, traditional surroundings and delicious food, along with an excellent selection of fine wines. Extensively refurbished, the hotel's comfortable rooms offer modern comforts and are furnished in a traditional style, reflecting the building's rich history.
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Hall Street,
Long Melford,
CO10 9JG |
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16-18 Ipswich Road,
Ipswich,
IP6 0AR |
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1 Neptune Quay,
Ipswich,
IP4 1AX |
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Keepers Lane,
Sudbury,
CO6 4PZ |
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Bury Road,
Newmarket,
CB8 7BX |
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Market Cross Place,
Aldeburgh,
IP15 5BJ |
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