English Hotels 1 to 30 in Suffolk, England

Ivy House Country Hotel - Enjoy a tranquil Broadside setting and beautiful country gardens at this hotel hidden away at the end of a leafy driveway. The hotel's restaurant is located within an attractive 18th century thatched barn overlooking the gardens, where you can enjoy imaginative and freshly prepared dishes made with fine, local produce. Rooms are individually designed, and conveniently located for the sights of Oulton Broad. The hotel has easy and direct access to the main road.

Cadogan Hotel - Housed within a 19th century building, steeped in character and history, this small famil-run hotel is ideally situated just 500 metres away from Newmarket's bustling High Street. In 1895, a gentleman of a rather dubious nature, known as Gordon Chetwynd, sold what was known then as Rutland Cottage to the 5th Earl of Cadogan. The Earl numbered amongst his closest friends Edward, Prince of Wales, later to become King Edward VII. Rumour has it that the king himself became a frequent visitor to the hotel and entertained the beautiful Lilly Langtry here. Secret passages are said to exist between Cadogan Hotel and the king's quarters at Palace House. Since taking over the hotel in October 2002, Kevin and Julie Reed have undertaken a continual improvement programme. The rooms, bar and restaurant have now been upgraded, with further improvements planned to help the Cadogan enhance its AA 3-star small hotel award.

The Thorpeness Hotel - The hours fly by where time stood still......a genuine seaside 'hidden gem' on the Suffolk Heritage coast. Golf, Tennis, Cycle Hire,Walking available all year round. Located adjacent to the Meare,golf course and gardens, and only a short walk from the beach, this hotel offers 30 large, en-suite bedrooms, restaurant and bars. The village was originally built on the early 1900's as a holiday destination for coloniels and their families home on leave from the colonies. The hotel and village offers a traditional quirkiness which in recent years has been renovated and upgraded. Our own 18 hole golf course is one of the finest in East Anglia and is often compared to Woodhall Spa, a test for the experienced golfer.Golf at Thorpeness should be requested when making a reservation for accommodation. Subject to availability golf may also be played at Aldeburghl golf course. A valid handicap certificate is required at both courses, and terms and conditions apply. For lovers of out door pursuits Thorpeness is only 9 miles from one of the best shooting schools in the Uk. Highlodge at Hinton offers ideal facilites for the novice or experienced shooter.We do advise booking early particularly at the weekend. Only 4 miles from Minsmere RSPB centre one of the hot spots for birdwatching on the heritage coast. If the arts are your passion both Aldeburgh and Southwold offer galleries and craft shops. Snape Maltings is only a short drive away. Famous for the Britten Festival, concerts take place throughout the year and the complex has restaurants and bars, craft shops and galleries well worth visiting. The hotel offers excellent meeting and conference facilities, coupled with a range of activites for team building and away days. Self catering available for couples and families.

Holiday Inn Ipswich - Located 10 minutes from Ipswich city centre, the hotel is easily accessible from the A12 and A14 and features a range of leisure facilities. The hotel is situated at the Copdock Interchange of the A12 and A14. It offers 108 bedrooms with air conditioning, mini-bars and high speed internet access. Other facilities within the hotel include an indoor swimming pool, spa, sauna, steam room and gym. A full service restaurant, bar and lounge, 4 meeting rooms and 4 syndicate rooms are also available. The hotel also offers complimentary car parking for your convenience.

The Bull Hotel and Restaurant - The Bull Hotel can be found in the centre of the English Market Town of Woodbridge in Suffolk. The Hotel overlooks the lovely Tudor Shire Hall and Market Hill. A former 16th century coaching Inn, The Bull is situated in the centre of the town, standing on the site of an ancient hostelry of the same name. The present building dates from the days when it was a posting house for the Union Coaches which ran between Ipswich and Norwich. Please note all bedrooms are now non-smoking. Sorry, no pets allowed.

The Riverside Hotel - In attractive, well-kept grounds, surrounded by the unspoilt tranquillity of old Suffolk, the Riverside Hotel is just off the A14, with excellent access to the region's major road network. Nestling alongside the attractive River Lark, the Riverside Hotel is a wonderful relaxing base from which to explore the region. The hotel's proximity to the region's main roads means it has excellent access to all the major cities in East Anglia, as well as to London via the M11 motorway. Renowned for its old-fashioned charm and elegance, this hotel understands the importance of providing a warm and friendly, highly professional service, in luxurious surroundings. Originally built around 1720, the hotel has been recently renovated to become one of East Anglia's leading country house hotels, with a well-deserved reputation for elegance, charm and sophistication.

Angel at Lavenham - The Angel at Lavenham is a Tudor inn set in the market place at the centre of one of England's finest medieval villages. Between Bury St Edmunds and Sudbury, the inn with its distinct Tudor character is located on the A134, just off the A14. Offering tasty cuisine and comfortable rooms with modern conveniences, The Angel is an ideal location from which to explore Lavenham and the surrounding area.

The Brudenell - Visit the Brudenell Hotel, and you'll find a haven of calm and relaxation in a contemporary and welcoming setting. Situated only a pebble's throw from the sea, with wonderful views along the beach. The Brudenell offers a breath of fresh air to those visiting the Suffolk coast. We offer a range of room types, most of which have views of the sea or the River Alde. All have high ceilings which compliment the light airy and relaxing decor.

The Brook Hotel - Close to the Port of Felixstowe and just 0.5 miles (0.8 km) from Felixstowe Railway Station, this family-run hotel offers free Wi-Fi, free parking and en suite accommodation. The Brook Hotel has a new, tastefully refurbished reception area, an air-conditioned restaurant and a bar with a TV with Sky Sports and Setanta Sports. The restaurant is open from Tuesday to Sunday for dinner and from Thursday to Sunday for lunch. The restaurant offers tasty food, with a carvery offering a choice of cooked meats and traditional vegetables with all the trimmings. There is also a lounge and patio area. All of the en suite rooms have tea/coffee making facilities, a trouser press, a telephone and a flat-screen TV with Freeview digital channels. A range of specially selected toiletries is included in each room. The hotel is close to Ipswich and the Suffolk Coast is within easy reach, as is the Essex countryside and Constable Country.

The Lakenheath Hotel - The Lakenheath Hotel is a friendly, relaxed hotel with 7 rooms, a cosy restaurant and free Wi-Fi throughout. It is surrounded by countryside and is 20 minutes from the A11. Built in 1655, the hotel has had many roles over the years, and was the village's local pharmacy. It has retained its old world charm; ask about the hidden priest hole and tunnels. The Lakenheath Hotel is family-run and set in attractive grounds with a BBQ and seating areas. It is dedicated to offering an excellent standard of service and comfort. Each room is en suite and has a TV, DVD player, fridge, microwave, tea/coffee-making facilities and more.

Waveney House Hotel - The Waveney House Hotel is situated in the beautiful Waveney Valley. Since at least 1540, guests to the house have enjoyed its unique hospitality.

Grove House Hotel - Grove House Hotel is a small, friendly and family-run, situated on the outskirts of the beautiful market town of Woodbridge, Suffolk. Grove House has en suite bedrooms, a bar and restaurant, and plenty of free parking. The hotel is located within easy reach of Woodbridge and all of the Heritage Coast.

Tuddenham Mill Luxury Boutique Hotel - This converted and refurbished watermill offers chic, elegant and stylish accommodation in an idyllic 12-acre countryside setting near Newmarket and Cambridge. With its exposed beams and water wheel, Tuddenham Mill offers a unique environment with an air of sophisticated comfort and luxury. The modern rooms have over-sized beds, Bose sound systems, flat-screen TVs, walk-in showers and Jo Malone toiletries. In the restaurant, contemporary menus offer fresh food and local produce. Enjoy a light snack by the mill pond or a traditional Sunday lunch with a twist. Service is discrete yet attentive and friendly.

The Gatehouse - Situated only a mile from the A14, The Gatehouse Hotel is a Georgian house set in beautiful gardens stretched over 3 acres, just minutes from the centre of Ipswich. Recently refurbished, all rooms are light and spacious with en suite bathrooms and some have garden views. Rooms offer flat-screen TV with satellite and high speed wi-fi internet access. Enjoy an excellent meal in the restaurant, which holds an AA rosette, serving local produce in relaxed surroundings with period features. At lunchtime, a bistro menu is offered. The Gatehouse Hotel provides an ideal base from which to explore the bars, theatres and cinemas that Ipswich has to offer. Guests may wish to stroll along the historic waterfront in the town.

The Suffolk Hotel Golf and Leisure club - Suffolk Hotel Gold & Leisure has 40 bedrooms, many with great views across the golf course and woods. The redesigned 18 hole golf course is described as one of prettiest in East Anglia. The Genevieve, measuring 6,345 yards, is a classic parkland course that provides a test for golfers of all abilities. The river Lark meanders through the course coming into play along with many water hazards and areas of mature woodland. We welcome golf societies, available Monday to Friday. The hotel is an ideal base for business people, travellers or visitors to the area. Each room is en suite and guests have full use of our club facilities and restaurants. The balcony area is ideal on warm days for those looking out over the course.

The Rutland Arms Hotel - Once a coaching inn, this striking stone Georgian building today offers comfortable accommodation in the heart of Newmarket. Walk through the central archway into a secluded cobbled courtyard, once home stables and now an excellent spot to sit in fine weather. In the winter months, unwind beside open fires in any of the 3 rooms of the Nell Gywn bar and lounge. With excellent road access to the historic city of Cambridge and the stunning cathedral at Ely, a stay at the Rutland Arms can offer a glimpse of England's heritage.

The Swan Hotel - Dating back to the 14th-century, the hotel displays the traditional character of an English country house, enhanced by fine furniture, carved door-frames and mantelpieces and art pieces connected with the history of Southwold. The Swan, like Southwold itself, is a place to discover - tranquil yet bustling with local life. The Swan has been the heart of Southwold social life for centuries, and the life of the hotel revolves around the peaceful Drawing Room, a perfect place to chat or read, or just to watch the world go by over an English cream tea. Or you can catch up with local gossip over a pint of Adnams in the Bar, before taking a brisk walk along the shore to work up an appetite for dinner. The refined yet relaxed environment and friendly staff guarantees a most comfortable stay. Some of the bedrooms in the main hotel offer a glimpse of the sea, whilst the garden rooms are clustered around the old bowling green.

The White Lion Hotel - The White Lion is a traditional hotel opposite Aldeburgh's shingle beach, where wooden huts line the shore. Some of the cosy, inviting rooms have far-reaching sea views. The privately owned hotel offers excellent service and fresh Suffolk produce served from delicious menus. Dine in the informal beach-facing bar with Real Ales, or the light and airy oak-panelled restaurant with an AA Rosette. With its warm atmosphere, log fires and good food, The Best Western White Lion is a wonderful seaside hideaway. In the area are: Snape Maltings concert hall, walking trails and RSPB and National Trust reserves. Tennis at the Country Club and golf on the established James Braid course can be arranged at nearby Thorpeness.

Novotel Ipswich Centre - Right in the centre of Ipswich, this modern 3-star hotel has a relaxed Brasserie restaurant and offers comfortable accommodation at great-value rates in spacious, newly refurbished rooms. The Novotel Ipswich Centre has a superb location, just a short walk from the town centre's shops, the waterfront development and the newly opened University Campus Suffolk. Portman Road, the home of Ipswich Town Football Club, is just 650 metres away. With soft background music and a relaxed and informal atmosphere, the hotel's Garden Brasserie offers a wide variety of dishes, including options for vegetarians and those with special dietary needs. The open-plan bar has a large-screen TV and offers drinks and light meals. Up to 2 children (under 16 years) can stay free (with breakfast) when sharing a room with adults. This includes access to video games, baby equipment and a healthy children's menu. Families also get late check-out on Sundays (until 17:00).

Worlington Hall Hotel - Worlington Hall is an elegant 16th century former Manor House set in five acres of gardens with protected trees and fishing rights on the River Lark. The original house was built in 1570. The Worlington Hall stands amidst beautiful countryside in the heart of a picturesque village from which it takes its name. Located near to Mildenhall we offer the full facilities of a Country Hotel with a Bar Menu and ? la carte restaurant, function suite, lounge bar and charming accommodation. The bar and restaurant are open to non-residents. Our comfortable Lounge Bar offers the perfect setting to relax with friends before dinner. The sixteenth century carved wood panelling and blazing log fire will set the mood for a memorable meal in the charming surroundings of the restaurant.

The Ickworth Hotel And Apartments- A Luxury Family Hotel - This luxury family retreat has an Ofsted Cr?che, an Aquae Sulis spa and many on-site activities within its 1800 acres of National Trust parkland. The Ickworth Hotel is a few miles from Bury St Edmunds and the A14, which leads to Newmarket and Cambridge. On-site activities include horse riding, cycling, swimming, walks, tennis, as well as the adventure playground and special kids' games rooms. The East Wing of the grand building forms the luxury, child-friendly hotel, and there are apartments a short walk away. You can dine with your family in the conservatory or Caf? Inferno, or opt for a more private adults-only dinner in Fredericks Restaurant.

Days Inn Haverhill - This modern award-winning hotel offers style and comfort where it matters and great-value rates. Days Inn Haverhill offers a choice of quality rooms, including king-size doubles, workzone doubles, twins, disabled access and family suites. The hotel has a comfortable lounge and bar area with a large TV. The Days Inn Haverhill is located close to Cambridge, Duxford, Newmarket and Bury St Edmunds. The hotel was Days Inn UK Hotel of the Year 2007.

Brome Grange Hotel - Set in lush countryside, Brome Grange Hotel is surrounded by delightful gardens and screened from the convenient a140. Situated between the historic market towns of Diss and Eye, it's an ideal location for business travellers or a relaxing break. The hotel has ample car parking adjacent to all rooms, which are all at ground-floor level. Comprised of 21 courtyard bedrooms, our characteristic interiors offer every comfort. The hotel is non-smoking, but there are designated outside covered areas for smokers. There also is a separate cottage with ground floor sitting room, bathroom and kitchenette and a large 1st floor bedroom that can, if required, accommodate 4 single beds. Visitors are greeted by a warm welcome from owners and staff.

Satis House Hotel - This charming 17/18th-century period house is set in 3 acres of parkland and features tastefully decorated bedrooms and public areas including an elegant lounge and smart bar. Satis House shares its name with the house mentioned in Charles Dickenss 'Great Expectations'. It is located with excellent access to Minsmere Nature Reserve, the heritage coast, Aldeburgh, Southwold and the beaches of Dunwich which are only 5 miles away. The award-winning restaurant serves modern British cuisine, made with local produce.

The Crown Hotel - Reopened in July 2009 after a dramatic facelift, this stylish inn boasts contemporary, boutique-style rooms, free Wi-Fi, a lavish bar and a 2 AA Rosette award-winning restaurant. Behind its beautiful original 17th-century town-house fa?ade, the Crown is a thoroughly 21st-century inn. Stylish and modern, the en suite rooms have been individually decorated by award-winning interior designers Bentheim of Chelsea. Each room has a plasma flat-screen TV with Sky satellite channels and a DVD player. The beds boast plump goose-down pillows, luxurious mattresses, crisp cotton bed linen and Italian lighting. The bathrooms have under-floor heating and French organic toiletries. The restaurant offers superb, award-winning cuisine, made with the finest, freshest seasonal produce available locally. The Crown is situated in the heart of Woodbridge, in East Suffolk. A fine old market town, Woodbridge is an atmospheric blend of the fashionable and the age-old, with modern cafes, smart boutiques and trendy wine bars sitting next to traditional old shops.

Angel Hotel - Situated on one of the prettiest squares in the country, opposite the Abbey Gardens, is the historic and award-winning Angel Hotel, dating from 1452. Angel Hotel offers traditional Georgian elegance and charm, mixed with modern design. The hotel has been visited by kings, queens, actors and writers. One such guest was Charles Dickens, who mentioned the Angel Hotel in The Pickwick Papers. In the lounge, choose from Italian cappuccinos or the finest English teas. With its log fire, it is a popular meeting place for the townspeople. The hotel has had a ?2m refurbishment and extension, and was awarded the 'Best Large Hotel' title by East of England Tourism (2008).

The Case Restaurant With Rooms - This relaxing venue has 7 comfy bedrooms, a fine-dining restaurant and a caf?-lounge. There is free Wi-Fi and plenty of parking spaces. The Case is family-run, and offers personal, friendly service and the qualities of a fine country hotel. Each room has fresh milk, mineral water and a flat-screen TV. Premier rooms have a private patio.

The Olde Bull Inn Hotel - Rich in original character and historic charm, this 500-year-old inn has a welcoming public bar with real ales, an AA Rosette award-winning restaurant and refurbished bedrooms with a boutique twist. Just 2 miles (3.2 km) from the heart of Mildenhall, the Olde Bull Inn, Barton Mills, has a convenient location, situated between Newmarket (6 miles/10 km), Bury St Edmunds (10 miles/16 km), Ely (12 miles/19 km), and Thetford (7 miles/11 km). Since the Olde Bull was bought by Cheryl and Wayne in May 2007, it has been lovingly restored and refurbished, with the building's beautiful original features carefully preserved. With a warm, relaxing and welcoming atmosphere, the hotel has won many awards, including the Morning Advertisers' Best Newcomers award and the NBA Best New Business. It was also short-listed for the British Institute of Innkeeping's licensee of the year.

The Waverley Hotel - An Edwardian hotel under new management since August 2006, The Waverley is ideal for the business or leisure traveller. The hotel frontage has been fully refurbished, and most bedrooms have sea and promenade views. There is a gastro-bar with a sea terrace (fully non-smoking) and a newly refurbished seafood/grill restaurant that offers an extensive menu, ideal for intimate dining, family gatherings and business dinners. Food is prepared using the freshest of local produce. Both the bar and restaurant offer superb sea views.

The Bull Hotel - Rich in original character and traditional charm, this beautifully preserved historic building was originally built in 1450 and was tastefully refurbished in 2003. In the centre of the charming East Anglian village of Long Melford, the Bull Hotel boasts unusually well preserved original timberwork, both outside and inside. The impressive timber-framed exterior was revealed in 1935, when a hundred-year-old brick front was removed. Inside, the massive moulded oak beams dominate the reception area and the original part of the building. The lounge boasts a big, beautiful Elizabethan fireplace and there are antique carvings in the Cordell Restaurant. The Cordell and Kentwell restaurants offer cosy, traditional surroundings and delicious food, along with an excellent selection of fine wines. Extensively refurbished, the hotel's comfortable rooms offer modern comforts and are furnished in a traditional style, reflecting the building's rich history.