The Best Suffolk Bed & Breakfasts

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

set in a beautiful village and near many others, a spectacular beamed former inn offers charm and character in its one luxurious room

a Grade II listed house dating from the 16th century offers charming rooms with a range of sumptuous beds, and a superb country breakfast

listed, 17th-century, timber-framed building, originally three cottages, in historic village offering guests well-appointed and well-equipped rooms

one of Long Melford's celebrated pastel-washed houses, this historic B&B has charming beamed guest rooms equipped for luxurious comfort

cosy accommodation situated in either the period cottage or annexe rooms in the attractive garden set in a pretty village near the coast

enjoy an idyllic farm stay at this 200-acre fruit farm, with beautiful orchards surrounding a fine Suffolk farmhouse, and designer-styled rooms

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

16th-century house bursting with character - oak beams, ornate ceilings, open fireplaces, exposed brickwork - and attractive guest rooms

this historic inn is renowned for fine cuisine and now for the aesthetic appeal of striking boutique rooms where luxurious comfort meets style

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

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

privately owned, independent freehouse close to the town centre with an on-site brewhouse, see beer in the making, and brasserie restaurant

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

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

Grade II listed building, tucked off the High Street, with a long and rich heritage, featuring well-appointed rooms and a contemporary bar