The Best Diss Hotels

15th-century, former inn, now a smart restaurant - has awards for its local, seasonal food - and luxurious rooms in purpose built annexes

17th-century, former coaching inn, on the A140 between Ipswich and Norwich, with a cosy bar and restaurant and rooms in a modern annexe

refurbished, 17th-century coaching inn retaining many period features including a carved staircase, painted sundial and large fireplaces

set in 17 acres of scenic grounds close to the Suffolk/Norfolk border; guest rooms have character features, stylish decor and bespoke furniture

enjoy the warm atmosphere at this 17th-century inn, situated 14-minute's drive from Diss

within walking distance of the famous Mere and the town centre, this traditional hotel has refurbished rooms and relaxing dining areas

a family-run country B&B, boasting many 17th-century features and offering evening meals

contemporary style meets cosy comfort at this 16th-century hotel on the A140, there is an award-winning restaurant and spa offering treatments

enjoy a hearty, full-English breakfast at this charming, family-run country inn

a 16th century former coaching inn with a popular restaurant offers self- contained B&B rooms in the peaceful South Norfolk countryside

a traditional, roadside inn on the A143 - ideally placed for exploring the countryside and coast of Suffolk/Norfolk - with simply decorated rooms

enjoy a delightful Norfolk stay in this gorgeous country-styled room with peaceful views, at a new B&B in the picture-postcard village of Hoxne

a tastefully converted barn tucked away in a peaceful village, the cosy guest rooms retain character features and come beautifully presented

enjoy a full English breakfast using locally sourced produce, at this well presented guesthouse

in a peaceful location, a cosy self-contained room, with a seating area and its own little terrace, is next door to a pretty thatched cottage

enjoy a rural idyll in this historic beamed and thatched cottage in a beautiful garden; the spacious rooms are atmospheric and comfortable

a relaxing, rural retreat on the Norfolk border, boasting exposed beams and inglenook fireplaces