The White Lion Hotel has the enviable position of being in the middle of Aldeburgh just opposite the shingle beach where fresh fish is sold from the traditional wooden huts l (View)

Award winning hotel located right on the beach in the delightful Edwardian fishing town of Aldeburgh. All bedrooms enjoy unrivalled views of the sea river or surrounding mars (View)

The clinker built boats and the black tarred huts of the long shore fisherman are all that lie on the shingle beach between the North sea once known as the German ocean and (View)

The Hours Fly By Where Time Stood Still. Discover one of Suffolks hidden best kept secrets. Situated just North of Aldeburgh on the beautiful Heritage Coast within easy reach (View)

Deep in the wooded heathlands of Suffolk's Heritage Coast lies Butley Priory all that remains of the Augustinian monastery founded in 1171. Set in its own 7 acres within an (View)

The Westleton Crown is set in the centre of the peaceful Suffolk village of Westleton it is within easy striking distance of the popular coast towns of Southwold and Aldeburgh (View)

THIS STUNNING GEORGIAN RECTORY DATING FROM 17TH CENTURY STANDS NEXT TO THE VILLAGE CHURCH AND IS SURROUNDED BY THREE ACRES OF TRANQUIL GARDENS WITH THE ROLLING SUFFOLK COUNTR (View)

The Griffin is a medieval Suffolk Inn offering real ales real food and accommodation in the pretty village of Yoxford. The Guest House was originally a 14th century coaching (View)

Chequers is a secret haven to explore the Suffolk Heritage Coast. Or perfect as the alternative place to stay while on business. Each room is uniquely and luxuriously styled (View)

Village location 15 minutes from the Heritage coast. Classic 16th century inn. Peaceful refurbished bedrooms within barn conversion adjacent to the pub. (View)

Best Western Uford Park Hotel has 89 ensuite bedrooms and is set in the heart of Suffolk. It is the perfect place to visit for peace and tranquillity. Facilities include 18 h (View)

The Swan Hotel has occupied its present site since the 14th century. Nowadays the public rooms have the traditional character of an English country house enhanced by fine fur (View)