East Anglia Country Inns & Pub Accommodation Guide

in a superb location overlooking the marshes at picturesque Cley next the Sea, this friendly inn offers stylish rooms and relaxing hospitality

adjacent to a Norman castle in a pretty coastal village, there are elegant rooms, some in a garden wing, and an award-winning bistro

elegant accommodation in the heart of historic Lavenham featuring period charm, stylish rooms and a award-winning French cuisine

real ales, fine wines, home cooked food and regular live entertainment are available at this lively village pub, offering individually styled rooms

welcoming village pub at the heart of the local community providing comfortable, well-appointed rooms and a popular restaurant and bar

an award-winning village inn with luxurious designer rooms, some with a freestanding bathtub, and a smart restaurant serving seasonal dishes

family-run freehouse, dating from 1610, boasting open fires, exposed beams and Tudor cellars whilst guest rooms offer modern comforts

popular village pub, ideally located for the Snetterton Circuit, offering comfy, simple style rooms, home cooked pub fayre and real ales

historic, Tudor inn, sat on the Market Square in picturesque village, it offers individually styled rooms, seasonal produce and a large garden

stylish accommodation in this welcoming hotel, boasting log fires in many areas

this 15th-century inn offers traditional style rooms, in keeping with its rich heritage, and cosy bars with crooked walls and low beams

enjoy a peaceful break in a coastal-themed room overlooking the golden sands, at this beachside restaurant in an historic, flint building

comfortable pub set close to the River Bure in an attractive village that is ideally located as an exploring base for The Broads and nearby Norwich

600 year-old, timber-framed, former coaching inn; elegant bedrooms and suites are in the pub or a Georgian property a few doors up the street

enjoy real ales in the secluded beer garden and watch the chef in the theatre kitchen

rejuvenated coaching inn retaining period features and offering comfy, light and airy rooms; a modern British menu is served in the restaurant

dine in the rustic village ambiance of this 17th century inn, then enjoy the luxury of stylish contemporary rooms with thoughtful extras upstairs

a delightful pub in a sleepy coastal village, close to marshes and sand dunes, that retains original character and rustic charm in abundance

award-winning inn on the pretty village green, there are luxurious guest rooms, a cosy drawing room and a large terrace for alfresco dining

restored 15th century inn, located in a pretty market town, featuring individually decorated rooms each with their own unique charm

find real ales, fresh, seasonal food and beautifully presented rooms at this 18th century coaching inn set on Potton's ancient market square

dating back to the 14th century, this collection of restored buildings now forms a stylish and most comfortable hotel with a fine-dining restaurant

a former coaching inn on the market square has been renovated to provide well-equipped rooms and an updated restaurant and bar menu

modern comforts blend with original character including large inglenook fireplaces, exposed beams and the arched courtyard for coaches

an historic 16th Century coaching inn, tucked away in a small Fenland market town, has charmingly atmospheric rooms, some with ornate beds

an updated, rustic village inn, located close to the Suffolk Heritage Coast, offering stylish rooms and hearty, award-winning food

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