Bed And Breakfast in Aldringham

Retaining the character and rustic charm of its heritage whilst offering contemporary comforts, this ideal base for an exploration of the Suffolk Heritage Coast is midway between Southwold and Adleburgh. In the peaceful village of Westleton, on the doorstep of Minsmere and Dunwich Heath, The Westleton Crown was selected as County Dining Pub of the Year by The Good Pub Guide 2008, and Suffolk Pick of the Pubs by The AA Pub Guide 2008. A traditional coaching inn with origins extending back as far as the 12th century, here you will find quietly crackling log fires and real ales, as well as 25 stylish rooms, imaginative menus, a sophisticated wine list and delightful terraced gardens. You are sure to be charmed by The Westleton Crown.

A traditional coastal inn at the heart of Dunwich, an ideal base from which to explore the beautiful Suffolk coastline and countryside. Now a tiny, idyllic village with nature reserves, heath land and long, shingle beach, only the ruins of the Dunwich monastery remain to hint at the fate of this once thriving medieval port that was claimed by the sea during a storm. Real food, real ales and real fires are on offer, along with the warmth, character and atmosphere of a traditional village pub. Traditionally furnished rooms, some with views across the open marshes looking out to Southwold, and a large garden dotted with fruit trees including our 300 year old fig tree. Miles of beach are just 100 paces from the front door of The Ship Inn.

The Swan Hotel has occupied its present site since the 14th century. Nowadays the public rooms have the traditional character of an English country house, enhanced by fine furniture, carved 18th century doorframes and mantelpieces, prints, paintings and photographs connected with the history of Southwold. The refined yet relaxed environment and friendly staff guarantees a most comfortable stay. Many of the 25 bedrooms in the Main Hotel offer a glimpse of the sea, whilst the 17 Lighthouse Rooms are clustered around the old bowling green. There is a liklihood that your room assignment will be in the garden annexe. The elegant Drawing Room is perfect for quiet relaxation the Reading Room and Southwold Room are also ideal for private functions.The menu in the Dining Room, created from local produce and organic ingredients, offers dishes ranging from simple, delicious fare through the English classics to the chefs personal specialities. An exciting selection of Adnams wines from all over the world is offered.

"Satis House" said Pip, "thats a curious name". "Its Greek, Latin or Hebrew, may be all three, for enough" she replied. "It means that whoever lives in the house could wish for nothing more". Charles Dickens, Great Expectation. Satis House Hotel and Restaurant Set in three acres of parkland, 18th Century Grade II listed country house offers you a chance to get away, relax and sample Modern British Cuisine in the two AA rosette restaurant. Bedrooms come in a variety of sizes; and are tastefully furnished, some feature four-poster bed and antique bathrooms. The atmosphere created, is one of friendly relaxation. From the moment you enter the house and step onto the original York stone paving in the Entrance Hall, you realise that Satis House is a hotel with its own unique character.

The hotel located on the edge of this unusual and quirky seaside village is only a few minutes from the beach and adjacent to the famous Thorpeness Meare. Built in the 1920s as part of an Edwardian holiday village the hotel offers recently refurbished facilities incorporating 36 en-suite rooms, two bars and a restaurant, drawing room, library and snooker room. The atmosphere is in keeping with the traditonal and original concept but with modern facilities and 3 star standards. Some bedrooms overlook the well known and challenging 18 holes golf course, and several the Meare and gardens. The terrace is ideal for al fresco dining or a pre dinner drink during the warmer months. Menus feature fresh local produce either for full dining in the restaurant or for a lighter menu in the Patio Bar. Wines and beers are supplied by Adnams of Southwold who are well know for quality, including local Suffolk cider, Broadside Beer and award winning wines. The hotel offers excellent golf, and cycle hire all year round and in the Summer rowing boats. The fashionable seaside towns of Aldeburgh and Southwold are well worth a visit, or browse the home and gardens shops at Snape Maltings, home of the Aldeburgh Music Festival. We look forward to welcoming you to Thorpeness.

The White Lion is a traditional, privately owned hotel, offering the highest standards of hospitality, service and value for money, without compromising on quality.Situated opposite Aldeburghs shingle beach, where fresh fish is sold from wooden huts which line the shore, its 38 bedrooms are cosy and inviting, some with sea views as far as the eye can see. Head Chef, Patrick Neal, creates delicious menus inspired by the wealth of fantastic fresh Suffolk produce so readily available. Guests have the choice of dining in the informal beach-facing Bar or the light and airy oak-panelled AA rosette Restaurant. The Bar is well stocked with a variety of real ales and an interesting selection of quality wines, designed to complement a variety of meals and occasions. With its warm atmosphere, log fires and fantastic food, The Best Western White Lion Hotel is a wonderful hideaway from which to enjoy the natural tonic of a seaside holiday. At the near by village of Thorpeness, we can arrange golf on the established James Braid course or tennis at the Country Club. There are a wealth of things to see and do in the area including the famous Snape Maltings Concert Hall, RSPB, and National Trust Reserves and much more. The hotel is licensed for Civil Wedding Ceremonies and is also an inspirational venue for meetings and conferences.

We are a family run and owned public house with 3 luxury letting rooms. Each room comes with bath and/or shower en suite facilities along with a TV/DVD player and tea and coffee making facilities. We are approximately a 5 minute walk from the beach. We have a 50 cover restaurant serving breakfast, lunch and dinner and we have fresh fish delivered each day directly from the Harbour.

Quite simply a hidden gem tucked away in the glorious Suffolk countryside. This grade II listed inn possesses many wonderful features including a timber frame dating to 1580. The White Horse is ideally positioned just 5 minutes from the A12 and 15 minutes from the coast. RSPB Minsmere is 15 minutes away, whilst the small market towns of Framlingham, Halesworth and Saxmundham are closer. Shooting, fishing and golf are all close by whilst the area is favourable for walking. However you spend your day return to rest in one of our 7 comfortable rooms. Accredited 4 stars by Visit Britain, the rooms are suitably detached from the pub in their own self contained building, located in the adjacent gardens with plentiful parking. Most rooms have open countryside views offering peace and quiet for a good nights sleep. No stay away from home is complete without good food and drink. Guests enjoy an extensive breakfast menu all freshly cooked to order. Dinner can be popular so guests are advised to book their tables when making their room reservation. Summary: Lovely location, very comfortable accommodation, great food and drink embraced by hosts who really care. For weekends during the high season there is a minimum 2 night stay.

Voted in the Telegraph Newspaper Top 10 Boutique Hotels in England (March 2009)! A delightfully refurbished family run hotel just 5 minutes walk from Southwolds famous colourful beach huts or the town centre. Interior has been fully re-styled by Laura Ashley and Hudson Reed. Lovely relaxed dining offering simplistic english cuisine with a modern twist. A bright, fresh approach for this beautiful edwardian hotel. Minimum 2 night stay over weekend periods and mostly a minimum 3 night stay over easter weekend and bank holiday weekends - please call reception to check availability as these terms can be waived if the hotel has late availability. Single night stays at weekends are subject to availability and are released nearer to the date.FINALISTS IN EADT SUFFOLK FOOD AWARDS 2008 BEST RESTAURANT 2 YEARS RUNNING! AA 2 STAR SMALL HOTEL 85% MERIT SCORE! Please note that pets are allowed in some of our rooms at a charge of £5.00 per night. Please contact the Hotel in advance to confirm your room allows pets. Slip beds are charged at £20.00 per child age 12 and under including breakfast. Deposits - Your Credit / Debit card will be charged £50.00 as a non-refundable deposit to guarantee your room reservation. Please note if more than one room is booked £50.00 per room will be taken. Your deposit will be subtracted from your final bill on departure. All Deposits paid are non-refundable. If cancellation is necessary outside fo the 48 hour notice period, we will happily transfer your deposit to an alternative date of stay although we cannot guarantee the same laterooms room rate agreed at the time of the original booking. Cancellations - If cancellation is necessary with less than 48 hours in advance, you will be charged one nights accommodation rate per room booked. The 48 hour notice period starts at 2pm, 2 days before you are due to check in. The Hotel reserves the right to charge your nominated Credit / Debit Card, provided at the time of booking, for cancellations made in breach of the Hotels policy without any additional consent being required. In the unfortunate event that you cut your break short due to unforeseen circumstances, then management reserve the right to charge you for the remainder of your stay. The charge will be applied to your credit / debit card without prior consent being required.

Chequers is a secret haven to explore the Suffolk Heritage Coast. Or perfect as the alternative place to stay while on business. Each room is uniquely and luxuriously styled with palatial en-suite bathrooms and showers. Wire free Internet access, flat screen TV and DVD players....sleep in a leather king size bed, cool crisp egyptian cotton sheets. Our breakfasts, made from the finiest local produce, are simply delicious. Single occuppancy business rates are available ar reasonable rates.

Sutherland House Restaurant with rooms is located on Southwold High Street, and is one of the oldest and most historically important buildings in Southwold. The historical features of a house dating back to 1455, and having Two Star listed status, contrast with comfortable but contemporary furnishings and sumptuous fabrics.  Our restaurant has been awarded two rosettes by the AA for the quality of our food. The food is locally sourced, we print "food miles" on our menu to quantify this, and we only use seasonal ingredients. You will not find Asparagus or Strawberries here out of the English growing season and some of our vegetables and soft fruit has only 400 "food yards" on it as comes from our own allotment in Southwold! The cycle is complete as we compost all of our vegetable peelings at the allotment in an attempt to reduce our carbon footprint as far as possible.

The clinker built boats and the black-tarred huts of the long shore fisherman are all that lie on the shingle beach between the North sea (once known as the German ocean) and the Wentworth Hotel. Step inside the Wentworth, owned and managed by three generations of the Pritt Family since 1920, and the country house atmosphere of spacious lounges, with comfortable sofas, fresh flowers and open fires, offers a warm welcome and plenty of room to unwind. In the summer, enjoy an informal alfresco lunch in the sunken terrace garden and in the evening enjoy dinner in our elegant candlelit restaurant with menus using fresh local produce. The restaurant currently has 2AA Rosettes. Upstairs the 28 bedrooms are carefully furnished and vary in size. Many have sea views with binoculars provided to scan the horizon. In Darfield House opposite the main hotel there are 7 bedrooms that are particularly spacious and guests staying here have the additional use of secluded patio garden. All the bedrooms have television, radio and telephone and all have en-suite bathrooms. The Wentworth has its own car park for 30 cars with additional parking outside the hotel.