Rose Cottage is a delightful Cottage style house with real oak timber beams and log fire in the lounge. It offers true homely accommodation with 2 single and double rooms. It is situated close to the main A12 tourist route to the heritage coast in the beautiful East Anglian County of Suffolk. It is on the edge of the pretty country market town of Saxmundham. It is close to the famous seaside towns of Aldeburgh, Southwold and Orford on the heritage coast and is an ideal location for touring the area or for the business traveller. Places of local interest are Snape Malting Concert Halls and galleries, the Market Town of Woodbridge on the River Deben and Framlingham with Framlingham Castle. In the local the local town of Saxmundham there all shops and facilities including the main line railway station to London. Full Wide Screen Television is available to residents in the lounge and full Internet facilities are available. We look forward to welcoming you!

Rose Cottage is a delightful Cottage style house with real oak timber beams and log fire in the lounge. It offers true homely accommodation with 2 single and double rooms. It is situated close to the main A12 tourist route to the heritage coast in the beautiful East Anglian County of Suffolk. It is on the edge of the pretty country market town of Saxmundham. It is close to the famous seaside towns of Aldeburgh, Southwold and Orford on the heritage coast and is an ideal location for touring the area or for the business traveller. Places of local interest are Snape Malting Concert Halls and galleries, the Market Town of Woodbridge on the River Deben and Framlingham with Framlingham Castle. In the local the local town of Saxmundham there all shops and facilities including the main line railway station to London. Full Wide Screen Television is available to residents in the lounge and full Internet facilities are available. We look forward to welcoming you!

For most people The Sibton White Horse is the perfect 'English Country Inn', steeped in tradition, full of fascinating features, good drink and food and a great place to stay. Hidden away, on the edge of the pretty Suffolk village of Sibton, the 16th century Tudor Inn stands amongst acres of natural beauty. Not surprisingly The White Horse and many of its outbuildings are grade II listed, preserving their many years of heritage.Whether for business or pleasure the White Horse is ideally positioned, just off the A1120 tourist route, 10 minutes from the A12. Southwold, Minsmere and Snape Maltings are all 20 minutes away, with many other places of interest nearby. Ipswich town centre is a thirty five minutes drive, whilst Norwich is just forty five minutes away.Neil and Gill Mason acquired the White Horse in August 2005 and have since provided the care and attention that the White Horse richly deserves. Many changes have been made and now the Sibton White Horse enjoys a growing reputation as the perfect English Inn to drink, eat or stay.A converted outbuilding adjacent to the Inn is home to seven comfortable bedrooms. Quietly situated with ample close parking, many of the rooms have views of the gardens and the open countryside beyond. Single, double and twin rooms as well as two family suites all with en-suite facilities are available. All our rooms have been recently refurbished to a very high standard with a view to obtaining a high tourist board rating.Please Note: We are a No-Smoking property. Regrettably, we cannot accept pets. Children welcome. Check-In time: 1400 and Check-Out time: 1000.

Quite simply a hidden gem tucked away in the glorious Suffolk countryside. This grade II listed inn possesses many wonderful features including a timber frame dating to 1580. The White Horse is ideally positioned just 5 minutes from the A12 and 15 minutes from the coast. RSPB Minsmere is 15 minutes away, whilst the small market towns of Framlingham, Halesworth and Saxmundham are closer. Shooting, fishing and golf are all close by whilst the area is favourable for walking. However you spend your day return to rest in one of our 7 comfortable rooms. Accredited 4 stars by Visit Britain, the rooms are suitably detached from the pub in their own self contained building, located in the adjacent gardens with plentiful parking. Most rooms have open countryside views offering peace and quiet for a good nights sleep. No stay away from home is complete without good food and drink. Guests enjoy an extensive breakfast menu all freshly cooked to order. Dinner can be popular so guests are advised to book their tables when making their room reservation. Summary: Lovely location, very comfortable accommodation, great food and drink embraced by hosts who really care. For weekends during the high season there is a minimum 2 night stay.

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 and is the perfect base from which to explore the striking Suffolk Heritage coast. A traditional Coaching Inn with origins extending as far back as the 12th Century, The Westleton Crown retains the character and rustic charm of its heritage whilst offering guests the comforts of contempory living. Real ales, Smouldering log fires, Cosy rooms, Award winning AA 2 rosette restaurant and Charming terraced gardens. Voted as Suffolk County dining pub of the year in the 2008 Good Pub Guide.

A traditional Suffolk coastal inn, at the heart of the village of Dunwich, an ideal place to base yourselves whilst exploring the beautiful Suffolk heritage coastline and countryside. Once a haunt of smugglers, The Ship isnt just a great place to eat, drink, relax and get away from it all. We like to think its also a part of a great story. Now a quiet, idyllic village, surrounded by nature reserves, heath land and shingle beach, only the romantic ruins of the Dunwich monastery remain to hint at the fate of this once thriving medieval port that was claimed by the sea during a terrible storm. Legend has it that you can still here the peal of the church bells from beneath waves. Whilst we can not guarantee that, we can certainly promise the more earthly things that we are happy to provide: real food, real ales and real fires. Traditionally furnished rooms, many with views across the open marshes looking out to Southwold and a huge garden dotted with fruit trees including our 300 year old fig tree. Miles of beach are just a few paces from the front door of The Ship Inn.

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 inn, and offers a friendly atmosphere, real ale, real fires and medieval and modern food.We are a small traditional inn with three en suite rooms. The bedrooms are comfortably furnished and have either a en suite bathroom or a private bathroom (just for your use). They all have tea and coffee making facilities, alarm clock radio and colour T.V. .The Griffin is located in Yoxford, one of the prettiest villages in North Suffolk and known locally as the garden of Suffolk. Its surrounded by the parkland of three country houses: Cockfield Hall Rookery Park and Grove Park. The church is mainly 14th and 15th century with a western tower topped by a spire. The bird sanctuary at Minsmere is a short distance away which is idead for twitching and Southwold, Framlingham, Walberswick, Dunwich, Aldeburgh, Saxmundham and Snape are also nearby. The Griffin is an ideal base for visiting the many music festivals in the area.The Griffiin is also near the largest employer in suffolk which is Sizewell Nuclear Power Station. Close th the boarder of Norfolk it opens accessibililty to the Norfolk Broards with the closest being Oulton Broad near Lowestoft..