The Best Suffolk Bed & Breakfasts

fabulous rooms in a Grade II listed cottage in the grounds of the Mill House - one has its own private garden, the other a striking brass bath

a medieval manor house, set in an ancient village, offering home-grown fruits and vegetables

a characterful Georgian farmhouse, set in 6 acres of grounds, retaining beamed ceilings and a winding staircase and furnished with antiques

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

in countryside just two miles from Ipswich, a modern chalet bungalow has beautifully decorated rooms, equipped for comfort with superb beds

New England style house offering comfortable, modern guest rooms, some ground floor, set within the Suffolk Coast and Heaths AONB

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

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

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

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

offers a comfy, well-appointed annexe room attached to the owners home with its own direct access and a pleasant terrace to relax on

a beamed former coaching inn frequented by Dick Turpin and said to be haunted, has a wide menu and smart, newly renovated modern rooms

enjoys a peaceful setting on the edge of the village overlooking farmland; guest rooms are individually decorated and furnished

a combination of original coaching inn, boutique-styling and plenty of quirky touches throughout located just off the A11 near Mildenhall

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