The Best Suffolk Hotels

a fine Georgian mansion, in secluded woodland setting on Ipswich's outskirts, with smart rooms and a restaurant with a theatre kitchen

Grade I listed manor house set in 175 acres of private grounds and gardens with luxurious guest rooms, fine dining and relaxing spa

a sophisticated hotel, in an old mill beside a stream, with impressive rooms, some in the mill, some loft suites and even meadow nooks

this stylish boutique hotel, overlooking Neptune Marina, is housed in a converted warehouse and blends original features with modern design

relaxing, privately owned hotel directly opposite the shingle beach, many of the well-appointed guest rooms have sweeping sea views

small, relaxing hotel in a quiet village near Southwold and ideally located as a very comfortable base to explore the Suffolk Heritage Coast

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

run by members of the same family since 1920, stylish guest rooms, comfortable public areas and personal service are the order of the day

luxury hotel where guests can enjoy a prime seafront setting, stylish guest rooms and award-winning cuisine, especially fresh seafood

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

boutique rooms styled by renowned London designers, a lavish cocktail bar and award-winning cuisine lie behind a 17th century façade

modern hotel ideally placed with good access to the A12 and A14 as well as central Ipswich featuring spacious rooms and a health club

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

contemporary style, award-wining dining and a luxury spa blend with original architecture at this 18th-century former hunting lodge

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

uninterrupted sea views can be enjoyed from the restaurant, bar and many of the traditional style guest rooms at this well-placed hotel

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

a charming Victorian hotel where welcoming, traditional hospitality is offered and many of the comfortable rooms have sweeping sea views