Hotels in Suffolk

A former Georgian hunting lodge, this hotel is set in secluded gardens and is a striking combination of both classic and contemporary styles. Ideally located for visiting Newmarket and nearby Cambridge the hotel has 55 stylish, well appointed en-suite bedrooms. Other features include gracious sitting rooms, a bar and the award winning Orangery Restaurant serving a traditional table d'hôte and speciality a la carte menu. The Edge Leisure Club has a pool, sauna, steam room, solarium and gym.

A superb example of late-medieval, half-timbered architecture, this unique hotel is one of 300 listed buildings in picturesque Lavenham, just a few minutes' drive from Kentwell hall and its working Tudor farm. Relaxing lounges and an excellent restaurant make the Swan a popular choice.

This newly refurbished award winning hotel is located on the beach front in the delightful Edwardian town of Aldeburgh. The 42 spacious bedrooms enjoy sea (supplement payable), river or marshland views. Unrivalled views can also be enjoyed from the new bar, terrace and 2AA rosette restaurant which serves fresh fish as a speciality. A lift to all floors is provided.

With peaceful gardens and a fully equipped leisure complex, you can be sure of a relaxing and enjoyable stay at this hotel. Famous Constable Country, captivating Lavenham, ancient Colchester and the Suffolk heritage coast are all within easy reach. Hotel facilities include a restaurant, bar, swimming pool, sauna and gym.

The Elizabeth Orwell Felixstowe is located close to the quaint town of Felixstowe and provides an excellent base for exploring the East Suffolk Coast area. The hotel has 60 tastefully furnished en suite bedrooms which have satellite television, direct dial telephone and tea and coffee making facilities. The Westerfield's Restaurant has an elegant English country atmosphere and a choice of a la carte and table d'hote menus.

The perfect base for visiting unspoilt Suffolk. To the east of the historic port of Ipswich is the market town of Sudbury. To the south at East Bergholt is Flatford Mill immortalised by Constable. This modern 110 bedroom hotel has extensive leisure facilities including a sauna, whirlpool and indoor swimming pool as well as a lounge bar and restaurant. The hotel’s facilities provide guests with a relaxing stay whilst both quiet beaches and quintessential English villages are nearby.

Novotel Ipswich is located in the town centre, within ten minutes walk of the main shopping area with two large modern malls close by. Alternatively the town offers traditional shopping within historic streets, and is located at the gateway to the beautiful East Anglian countryside making it perfect for exploring the hometowns of the celebrated artists Constable and Gainsborough.

A warm friendly welcome is guaranteed at the historic 15th century Rutland Arms Hotel offering guests the opportunity to relax in comfortable surroundings. Built around a cobbled courtyard this former coaching inn is one of the High Street's most striking buildings and is close to specialist shops whilst early risers can witness racehorses exercising on Newmarket Heath. All 46 bedrooms have been thoughtfully furnished and designed for comfort and convenience whilst the Saddle Room Restaurant serves the finest English and continental cuisine prepared using fresh local produce.

Oak beams, log fires and a warm welcome await you at the Smoke House where an olde worlde ambience in the public areas blends with modern accommodation equipped to a high standard. The Smoke House is ideally located for visiting Newmarket, Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge.

This attractive hotel was once a 16th century hunting lodge and is surrounded by 9 acres of parkland and built on the bank of a brook. All bedrooms are tastefully decorated and very comfortable. The excellent leisure club features a heated indoor swimming pool and marbled steam room. The award winning oak panelled Jacobean restaurant serves fabulous food and fine wines.

Located only minutes from the A14 and the picturesque town of Bury St Edmunds, the Swallow Suffolk Hotel has its own recently re-designed 18 hole golf course which is one of the prettiest in East Anglia. The hotel has 41 bedrooms, many offering views either over the golf course or the countryside as well as a restaurant and a lounge bar. Guests enjoy complimentary use of the gym with its latest cardiovascular equipment whilst a heated indoor pool, Spa, steam room and sauna are also available.

The Travelodge Ipswich Stowmarket is situated westbound on the A14 and is in the ideal location for Newmarket races, the historic town of Bury St Edmunds and Stowmarket. The Suffolk coast is also easily accessible from the hotel. Spacious en suite rooms, television in every room and tea and coffee making facilities make Travelodges terrific value.

The Wherry Hotel Oulton Broad is situated on the shores of Oulton Broad, and offers exceptional views over the Broad. The hotel is ideal for touring around the beautiful area or just for relaxing and enjoying the breathtaking views. The hotel has 31 bedrooms all comfortable and well equipped with satellite television, tea and coffee making facilities and direct dial telephone. The hotel also has 2 bar areas and a restaurant with a carvery and small grill menu.

Established in 1563, enjoying a premier location on the sea front, the White Lion offers a high standard of service and hospitality in a traditional setting. The oak panelled restaurant, which has recently been awarded an AA Rosette, with its roaring log fire in winter, serves local produce and fresh fish.

A 400 year old coaching inn close to the town square in Woodbridge, the Crown offers the very best in traditional hospitality. The timbered Tide Mill restaurant has an extensive menu complemented by a wide choice of wines. An open fire greets the visitor in the bar and a selection of traditional ales and good bar meals are available. The hotel has 20 comfortable and attractive bedrooms each with full en-suite facilities including trouser press and hairdryer.