Complete with commanding beach location, the White Lion is Aldeburgh's most prominent hotel. It is an excellent base from which to discover Suffolk's many delights.

Bedrooms: 38

Guests enjoy nearby bird reserves, the castles of Orford and Framlingham, the Snape Maltings and the beautiful Heritage Coast. Fishing, golf and tennis are all available within 5 kilometres of the hotel. The comfortable and well-appointed interior, excellent cuisine and efficient, but discreet, service combine for a relaxed and memorable occasion.

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

Bedrooms: 30

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 seaside quirkiness which in recent years has been renovated and upgraded. The hotel bar has comfortable Lloyd Loom furniture and an open log fire. The popular Patio Bar serves a selection of hot and cold dishes and beverages throughout the day. The Restaurant offers elegant dining, enjoy traditional and contemporary dishes using fresh local produce. For quiet moments try our drawing room or library. The terrace overlooks the lake and gardens, where from Easter until the end of October the hotel has rowing boats for hire. Even in the Winter months, on a sunny day you can enjoy the terrace and views. The sunset over the Meare is not to be missed and is the ideal spot for a pre dinner drink. Thorpeness is a wonderful location to discover the Suffolk coast, hire a cycle and take a picnic, excellent coastal walks, birdwatching and wildlife. The hotel is happy to loan guests binoculars. Tennis is available on seven hard courts only a short walk from the hotel, adjacent to the beach. Tennis is free to hotel guests excluding July and August. 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 Aldeburgh 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 High Lodge one of the best shooting schools in the UK. Minsmere RSPB centre is 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 activities for team building and away days. Self catering is available for couples and families. Well behaved dogs are welcome and details of charges and facilities are in the terms and policies.

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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.

Bedrooms: 42

The Brudenell offers a breath of fresh air to those visiting the Suffolk coast. We offer a range of room types, most of which have views of the sea or the River Alde. All have high ceilings which compliment the light airy and relaxing decor.

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The Kings Head is a 16th Century Coaching Inn with 12 bedrooms in the centre of the market town of Beccles. On business? We have comfortable rooms (all en-suite), welcoming smiles and staff who understand your business needs.

Bedrooms: 12

We have newly refurbished bedrooms. All our rooms are non-smoking. These rooms have been completely refurbished with new bathrooms and new beds. We serve good fresh food including three freshly made soups every day, excellent local ales, very drinkable wine by the glass, superb cooked breakfasts with good hospitality and all served with a smile. Best of British featuring own made pies, casseroles and traditional British cookery.

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Set in the heart of rural East Anglia. The Swan Motel is surrounded by breathtaking scenery. Our new building has 14 luxury en-suite bedrooms all decorated to a high standard. We also have honeymoon and executive suites with four poster

Bedrooms: 14

...14 luxury en-suite bedrooms all decorated to a high standard. We also have honeymoon and executive suites with four poster beds, the honeymoon suite also has a Jacuzzi. Access and facilities for the disabled are also provided. All rooms have a TV, tea and coffee making facilities, telephone and direct dial.

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

Bedrooms: 12

The Waveney House Hotel closed in 2001 and has since undergone extensive external and internal refurbishment. Great care has been taken to preserve and re-discover the oak beams, inglenook fires, and all the original and unique features, which make this Grade I listed building so full of character and charm. Complimenting this splendid hotel is a team of friendly, and service orientated staff, who will go that extra mile to make your stay with us a memorable one. As the new owner of the Waveney House, I have taken immense pride in refurbishing this hotel, and have endeavoured to combine all the comforts of home, with a fine dining experience. Our aim is to make your stay with us an unforgettable one, whatever the occasion.

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The Bird in Hand was built in 1935, shortly after neighbouring Mildenhall Air Base opened. The Bird in Hand is a popular local community pub, offering rooms in the chalet block at the rear of the building.

Bedrooms: 57

The Bird in Hand Motel is still a popular place for those visiting the East Anglian countryside or the 2 local USAF Bases. All rooms have colour television and tea & coffee making facilities, as well as an en-suite shower and toilet. Both smoking and non-smoking rooms are available - please be sure to state your preference when booking. We operate a pay-on-arrival policy. Food and drink etc. are on a pay-as-you-go basis.

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The White Horse is a friendly country pub in the picturesque Suffolk village of Beyton. Located close to the historic town of Bury St Edmunds and within easy reach of Newmarket and Cambridge.

Bedrooms: 6

The White Horse offers six guest rooms in a converted barn, all en-suite, five with bathtub and shower and one fully accessible disabled room. All bedrooms have modern home comforts including colour T/V, free internet access and tea/coffee making facilities.Two double bedrooms also have a sofa bed which can accommodate two extra children. The White Horse is famous for its traditional English homemade food including a large selection of vegetarian dishes, all of which can be enjoyed in the lounge and bar areas or al fresco in the large garden or patio. The quality homemade cuisine can be complimented with a good range of locally brewed beer and an extensive choice of wines from around the world.

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The Ramada Bury St Edmunds is situated by this charming town commonly known as the 'Crossroads of East Anglia'. Leisure travellers will also appreciate the close proximity of Cambridge, Ely and Newmarket.

Bedrooms: 66

The Ramada (formerly Butterfly) Hotel is within easy reach of all business destinations throughout the region. The Ramada Bury St Edmunds offers you a full choice of well appointed bedrooms, all with 'en-suite' facilities, upgraded security and equipped with multi-channel, interactive TV and radio systems, trouser presses, hairdryers and UK/US computer ports. All bedrooms and public areas have WiFi access. Sky Sports in the Bar.

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The Grange Hotel, an attractive Tudor style country house hotel, lies in Thurston in the heart of Suffolk. The hotel is set in its own secluded gardens amidst open countryside, offering a warm, friendly, relaxed atmosphere.

Bedrooms: 18

We have 5 chefs preparing fresh food for the Garden Restaurant and the more formal Adam Room. Both restaurants offer superb a la carte lunches and dinners, which are complimented by wine from an award winning list. The Lounge Bar opens onto the terrace and garden and offers fine local beer, spirits and wines. In the summer months you can sit out on the terrace enjoying your drink, overlooking a well-maintained garden. If the weather is unsuitable to have a drink outside, the Lounge Bar offers excellent seating in a very comfortable, well-decorated and spacious lounge. The Grange has recently obtained a licence to hold civil wedding ceremonies and we can accommodate parties from 4 to 80 for the ceremony, and up to 110 for the reception.

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The Six Bells is a perfect country escape set on the edge of the village green, near the duck pond in lovely Suffolk.

Bedrooms: 10

The Six Bells is a perfect country escape set on the edge of the village green, near the duck pond in the pretty Suffolk village of Bardwell. Originating in the late 1500s, the Inn was enlarged in the 19th Century and more recently by ourselves. It now offers a characterful blend of old and new. Totally surrounded by countryside, it offers total peace and tranquillity, great food and a country atmosphere. Yet due to good major roads links of the M11/A11 & A14, it is a surprisingly easy drive from London and the Midlands. We offer all of the delights of a Country Inn - excellent food and drink in a friendly and hospitable atmosphere. Gordon Ferguson and his team prepare a varying 3 course dinner menu each evening. The dishes range from the contemporary to the traditional. Prime local produce, fresh fish, Suffolk pork and lamb, and game in season are prepared daily for you to enjoy. We also offer a limited vegetarian menu and a small evening supper menu. We can prepare additional vegetarian dishes, gluten free dishes and cater for other dietary needs if we are advised of your requirements prior to your stay.

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The Swallow Suffolk Hotel has 40 bedrooms, many with great views across the golf course and woods. The redesigned 18 hole golf course is described as one of prettiest in East Anglia.

Bedrooms: 40

The Genevieve. Measuring 6345 yards, this classic parkland course provides a test for golfers of all abilities. The river Lark meanders through the course coming into play along with many water hazards and areas of mature woodland. We welcome Golf Societies, available Monday to Friday. The Swallow Suffolk hotel is an ideal base for business people, travellers or visitors to the area. Each room is en suite and guests have full use of our club facilities and restaurants. The Swallow Suffolk has two main dining areas. The more formal dining room, The Genevieve Restaurant, is open in the evening with an a-la-carte menu that suits most palates. We also offer a varied selection of vegetarian dishes. Table d'hote menus are available on request for group reservations. The Lounge Restaurant and Bar are ideal for light meals and snacks throughout the day and evening. The Balcony area is ideal on warm days for those looking out over the course. We have three Conference Suites, accommodating up to the maximum of 150 delegates, theatre-style. They are fully equipped and thoughtfully laid out to provide total flexibility. We offer easy access and natural light in the Suites. A second, larger boardroom-style conference room is also available for those wanting more than one meeting room. The Swallow Suffolk is Licensed to hold Civil weddings. Our air-conditioned Lark function room can hold up to 140 guests and includes a large dance floor for the evening festivities. It has its own bar and separate entrance. There is a large patio for guests and a dedicated complimentary bridal suite overlooking the golf course.

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A privately owned hotel, where the welcome is warm and personal, offering high standards of hospitality and service. The Best Western Priory Hotel is an ideal getaway from the frenetic pace of life.

Bedrooms: 39

Historic country house hotel in private enclosed gardens. Our award-winning Garden Restaurant has a longstanding reputation for formal yet relaxed dining. Please be advised that as of the 1st May 2006 The hotel is non-smoking in all public areas. We have a limited number of bedrooms for guests who wish to smoke; pre-booking is essential. *Spacious, comfortable and individually designed bedrooms. *Award-winning restaurant boasting 2 AA Rosettes. *Ample free private parking. *An ideal and intimate setting for all types of celebrations. *Offers good value for money without compromising on quality.

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Situated on one of the prettiest squares in the country, opposite the Abbey Gardens, is the historic Angel Hotel. Opened in 1452. Traditional Georgian elegance and charm, coupled with contemporary design. The hotel has been visited by

Bedrooms: 74

Opened in 1452. Traditional Georgian elegance and charm, coupled with contemporary design. The hotel has been visited by Kings and Queens, actors and writers. Charles Dickens, who stayed in the hotel whilst giving readings of his books in the Athenaeum, mentioned the hotel in The Pickwick Papers. In the lounge, choose a range of offerings from Italian cappuccinos through to the finest English loose leaf tea. With its log fire, it is a popular meeting place for the townspeople. In the Pickwick bar, there is an interesting collection of local ales and whiskeys. The hotel has recently had a 2 million refurbishment and extension and now offers 76 bedrooms.

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Suffolk's ultimate retreat boasts rooms with intimate decor, sensational food and extraordinary hospitality. Set in 7 acres, enjoy perfection at this historical country house hotel, with easy access to major road links.

Bedrooms: 14

The Hall's intriguing history began in the reign of Henry VIIIth. Even now, its ornately carved oak structure and rare sixteenth century wall paintings carry an air of mystical Tudor charm. Traditional British food with a continental touch is served in the restaurant, or for a less formal atmosphere with adventurous daily changing specials boards, try our popular bar. Toast crumpets or enjoy a cream tea by the log fires in winter or sip cool Pimms while reclining by the outdoor heated pool in summer; Ravenwood Hall is the perfect location throughout the year. The en suite bedrooms are individually designed, with enormous beds, antique furniture and every comfort to offer a relaxing stay. The rooms in the main house all have original features (some to include four posters, half testers and one room even has its very own biscuit cupboard!) The Mews rooms are a great favourite with dog lovers as they lead onto the delightful lawns and dog walks. Our staff are here to make your visit a memorable one and if there is something you should require, you only have to ask.

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A warm welcome awaits you at The George, situated in the delightful Suffolk village of Cavendish. Our charming accommodation includes includes five double en suite bedrooms.

Bedrooms: 4

This 600 year old timber framed building has been recently refubished to the highest of standards. We offer extensive menus using local produce, with seating areas both inside and outside, under heated canopies. There are two superior rooms and three standard doubles, all include colour television, coffee & tea facilities and a mini bar.

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The Bell is situated in the heart of Constable country in the old wool town of Clare. The Bell Hotel is everything you'd expect from a beautiful half-timbered coaching inn.

Bedrooms: 15

Dating back to the 16th century, The Bell is situated in the heart of Constable country. The delightful Tudor and Garden Room Restaurants offer an excellent menu including traditional English classics and an extensive wine list. The Lounge and Public Bars offer tasty bar snacks as well as a selection of local ales. The majority of our comfortable rooms are in an annex at the back of the main building.

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A characterful country hotel with innovative food served in fantastic surroundings. The Cornwallis Country Hotel is like a hidden gem, a true retreat from everyday hustles.

Bedrooms: 16

Informal yet refined hospitality in a setting of beautifully understated elegance. Originally built in 1561, the Cornwallis Country Hotel has incredible character. It is a wonderful retreat in which to enjoy food and drink of exceptional quality and superbly appointed accommodation. Each of the 16 en suite bedrooms at the Hotel are individually furnished with some fine antique pieces to complement the historic ambience. Super grounds, some of the finest Yew topiary in the country, great for wedding ceremonies and receptions. In addition, we have the Garden room, perfect for business meetings and lunches.

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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.

Bedrooms: 4

The inn has 4 refurbished en-suite bedrooms offering all the comforts of modern living in a truly beautiful setting. Home cooked food is served during the day, with coffee and breakfast offered from early morning. The non smoking restaurant offers a good menu, with plenty to choose from. The bar is stocked with an extensive selection of wines from around the world which, are served alongside a selection of quality cask ales and lagers. The enclosed garden and patio area is ideal for families or those that wish to enjoy a spot of al fresco dining.

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Set in lush countryside, Brome Grange Hotel is surrounded by delightful gardens and screened from the convenient A140. Situated between the historic market towns of Diss and Eye, it is an ideal location for a relaxing break.

Bedrooms: 21

Comprising of 21 courtyard bedrooms, our new characteristic interiors offer every comfort. Visitors are greeted by a warm welcome from owners and staff. All our Bedrooms are NON SMOKING. Our restaurant is also NON SMOKING. Please be aware the hotel sometimes closes early on Sundays. Each of the bedrooms enjoy a view over the hotel gardens. The newly refurbished rooms with their individual style and their distinctive beds are a key feature of the hotel.

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The Marlborough Hotel is the largest and only sea front hotel in Felixstowe, 250 yards South of the pier complex. Ideal for that overnight stop or weekend break and well placed for touring the famous beautiful areas of Suffolk.

Bedrooms: 49

The Marlborough Hotel is located on Felixstowe's sea front, 250 yards South of the pier complex. Felixstowe sits at the end of a peninsula between the estuaries of the River Orwell and Deben on the East coast. Served by a good road network, the A12 London - Gt Yarmouth road links to the A14 Midlands - East Coast road which ends at Felixstowe port. We are approximately 45 minutes from Harwich. The port of Felixstowe is a 5 minute drive from the hotel, and the promenade is just across the road for that leisurely stroll, the town is a 10 minutes walk away. The geography of the area means that the dockland in no way detracts from Felixstowes traditional role as a holiday resort of character and charm. The hotel has 49 en-suite bedrooms, many with sea views, a lift serves the 1st and 2nd floor. Ideal for that overnight stop or weekend break, and well placed for touring the famous beautiful areas of Suffolk and the Essex countryside. Both travellers and tourists are well catered for, with the Rattan restaurant boasting an excellent Tabled'Hôte menu, with a traditional Carvery available for Sunday lunch. In addition, the comfortable and friendly newly decorated Flying Boat bar offers a good selection of home cooked bar meals and also has pool table, darts and BIG SCREEN football etc. The sea-view L' Aperitif lounge and bar offers a chance to relax without all the music of the Flying Boat public Bar. The Landguard is NON-SMOKING and also has available for guests use - TV, Library and Board Games. For Weddings, Birthdays and functions, The Brackenbury Suite with a dedicated bar and dance floor is available. We are a friendly, family run hotel with a warm welcome for all.

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The Elizabeth Orwell, a Victorian Hotel dating back to 1898.

Bedrooms: 60

An old fashioned hotel dating back to 1898, the hotel had a major refurbishment during the Autumn of 2003. Close to the Port of Felixstowe for Business guests, also lots of local attractions for people visiting the area.

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The overall feel of The Brook Hotel is as you would expect of a family-run business friendly, warm and inviting with excellent attention to detail and great customer service.

Bedrooms: 25

Accommodation is provided in a selection of 25 individually decorated suites, doubles and single rooms, tailored to suite both private and business guests. Each room comes complete with a full range of facilities.

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Sitting proudly in the beautiful square of the Suffolk market town of Framlingham. The Crown Hotel is a family run hotel with a very warm and friendly atmosphere.

Bedrooms: 14

The Crown Hotel provides the ideal spot to relax over a meal, a pint of English cask ale, or spend a few days visiting the picturesque and historic sites in Suffolk. The Crown Hotel has 14 newly refurbished luxury bedrooms, decorated in golds and reds throughout, with Victorian styled white en-suite bathrooms creating the ideal environment for a good night's sleep. The bar and dining areas exude Old World charm with deep colours and woods mixed with comfortable leather and upholstered sofas and furniture. Antique clocks tick by and compliment the crackling of the five open fireplaces furnishing the areas. A pretty courtyard to the rear of the Crown is ideal for those wanting to enjoy the sunshine in the summer months. Tables and chairs to the front of the hotel overlook the Market Square and catch the afternoon sun.

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Quality in quaint mid Suffolk.

Bedrooms: 11

This charming hotel situated in the centre of a quaint market town, provides comfortable accommodation, good food and excellent service.

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