The Best Suffolk Historic Pub Accommodation

enjoy a great Suffolk stay at a 15th century former coaching inn; the bar, restaurant and rooms are resplendent with beams and cosy character

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

historic Southwold landmark since the 1600s; charm, character and contemporary decor blend together after an extensive refurbishment

this local landmark has been standing on historic Angel Hill for over 400 years, today it offers traditional elegance blended with modern design

17th-century, former coaching inn, on the A140 between Ipswich and Norwich, with a cosy bar and restaurant and rooms in a modern annexe

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

15th-century, former inn, now a smart restaurant - has awards for its local, seasonal food - and luxurious rooms in purpose built annexes

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

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

elegant individually-designed rooms and suites, and seasonal dining are offered in a inn mixing its 17th century roots with modern eclectic style

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

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

a small village inn by the coast, offering stylish, well-appointed guest rooms, award-winning British cuisine, real ales and a large garden

a Grade II listed inn has a traditional beamed bar, and restaurant with hearty food; the spacious modern rooms are in a separate building

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

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

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

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

the well-appointed rooms sit beside the pub in a modern building, the main pub dates from the 16th century and retains plenty of character