The Best Suffolk Bed & Breakfasts

updated, 17th century inn located in a central spot, guest rooms are spacious and tastefully presented and there is good value food and drink

a friendly inn with comfortable, simple style rooms and weekly entertainment nights, situated a short drive from the Suffolk coast

new stylish contemporary rooms overlooking Shotley Marina with fine river and estuary views, and convivial dining and drinking on site too

a 15th-century inn recently restored and brimming with original charm and features and offers boutique, individually styled guest rooms

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

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

offers simple, few frills, motel-style rooms tucked away at the rear of the main pub which itself is located on Brandon's bustling High Street

you'll be well looked after in this sociable 15th century coaching inn in the heart of the town, with good value food and charming, restful rooms,

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

a traditional village pub offering simple, but comfortable rooms, home cooking and real ales and handily located for Newmarket and the A14

a former coaching inn dating from the 1600s set overlooking the historic Market Hill; stay in traditional style rooms and enjoy locally sourced food

popular bar with stylish, well-appointed rooms, in a convenient spot on the High Street, serving a wide food menu featuring pub classics

a traditional pub, former coaching inn with parts dating from the 16th-century, featuring live music, real ales and home-cooked food

former coaching inn, set in the town centre, retaining original features such as ancient oak beams, inglenook fireplaces and coaching yard