The Best Suffolk Bed & Breakfasts

a charming old rectory, offering elegant, uniquely styled rooms, set in delightful and tranquil grounds that feature a pool and tennis court

restored Victorian house retaining plenty of original charm whilst also providing comfortable guest rooms furnished to a high standard

in countryside near Bury St. Edmunds, this picture-postcard red brick farmhouse has prettily decorated rooms and a spacious sitting room

a former village inn offering well-appointed rooms that are traditional in style and a home-cooked breakfast; ideally placed for the Suffolk coast

a Grade II listed farmhouse standing proud for over 500 years, there are inglenook fireplaces, wood burners and heavily timbered rooms

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

a beautifully converted coach house dating from 1750 offering light and spacious rooms with bags of character, set in 800 acres of parkland

Victorian town house, former home of composer Benjamin Britten, set just off of the seafront featuring traditional, classically styled rooms

in the heart of the medieval quarter, this Grade II listed Georgian town house with Tudor additions offers an elegant and exclusive stay

a 16th century farmhouse, with individually-styled rooms that feature oak beams and brick floors, offering a peaceful stay in rural Suffolk

well-appointed, historic townhouses bursting with character, one dates from 1350 and the other 1530, transformed into an elegant guest house

a well presented, eco-friendly home from home set in a mature garden, enjoying easy access to the town centre via frequent bus services

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

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