Aldeburgh Hotels
Whatever your reason for staying in Aldeburgh, you are sure to find a hotel to suit your needs. Aldeburgh offers the full range of accommodation options and is packed full of picturesque scenery, local activities and a diverse range of top quality restaurants.
Aldeburgh is blessed with breathtaking scenery, both seawards and following the river Alde inland. The River Alde itself offers opportunities for sailing, and the pretty high street has craft, food and antiques shops, reflecting local passions, as well as a myriad of pubs and an independent cinema.
Aldeburgh is famous for being the home of composer Benjamin Britten. There are many reminders of his life about the town and you can visit the church where he is buried; the town's St Peter and St Paul's Church.
Another of Aldeburgh's claims to fame is one to sample at mealtimes. The town's fish and chip shop has been owned by the Cooney family since the 1970's and was described by The Times as 'possibly the finest on the East Coast'. What better way to end an active day than with a portion of fish and chips?
Hotels in Aldeburgh:
'The Bru' is really rather special. Situated at the southern end of Aldeburgh, it is a haven of peace and relaxation, allowing you to escape the pressures of daily life. The Brudenell’s 42 bedrooms are all furnished to a very high standard and are decorated in a light, airy and relaxing style. Most have glorious views of the sea or the River Alde and its surrounding marshland - some of the finest in Suffolk.
As a guest at the hotel, the convenience of having the first class restaurant on the doorstep is not the only good reason to try The Bru. The menu is sourced from carefully selected local suppliers and a must to try is the delicious fresh fish and seafood dishes, as well as Game during the winter months. In addition to the restaurant's award of two AA rosettes, The Brudenell has also achieved an AA quality rating of 87%.
For full details please see The Brudenell Hotel
The Thorpeness Hotel is a unique venue on the Suffolk Coast, close to Aldeburgh in the charming little town of Thorpeness. Originally built in the 1920's, Thorpeness Hotel, Apartments and Golf Club retains the atmosphere of a time gone by coupled with modern facilities.
The hotel offers 36 rooms, some overlook the Meare, gardens or golf course. There are two bars, a restaurant, a drawing room, a snooker room and a library. The famous 18 hole golf course is popular and playable all year round. Built over gorse and heather countryside it is a challenge for even the experienced golfer. Close to Thorpeness beach there are twelve self catering apartments and houses sleeping from two to ten guests. All are individually furnished to a four star standard.
For full details please see The Thorpeness Hotel
The Best Western White Lion Hotel is part of the leading, privately owned, Thorpeness and Aldeburgh Hotels Group so you can be assured of the highest standards in hospitality, service and value for money.
The hotel overlooks Aldeburgh's shingle beach and its 38 bedrooms are cosy and inviting, some with sea views as far as the eye can see. Guests have the choice of dining in the informal beach-facing Bar or the newly refurbished oak-panelled Restaurant 1563. The Bar is well stocked with a variety of real ales and an interesting selection of quality wines, designed to complement a variety of meals and occasions. With its warm atmosphere, log fires and fantastic food, The Best Western White Lion Hotel is a wonderful hideaway from which to enjoy the natural tonic of a seaside holiday.
For full details please see The White Lion Hotel
For a more information on Aldeburgh please see Aldeburgh Guide
For all Aldeburgh Accommodation, including B&B's, please see Accommodation
For Aldeburgh Attractions please see Attractions
Aldeburgh is blessed with breathtaking scenery, both seawards and following the river Alde inland. The River Alde itself offers opportunities for sailing, and the pretty high street has craft, food and antiques shops, reflecting local passions, as well as a myriad of pubs and an independent cinema.
Aldeburgh is famous for being the home of composer Benjamin Britten. There are many reminders of his life about the town and you can visit the church where he is buried; the town's St Peter and St Paul's Church.
Another of Aldeburgh's claims to fame is one to sample at mealtimes. The town's fish and chip shop has been owned by the Cooney family since the 1970's and was described by The Times as 'possibly the finest on the East Coast'. What better way to end an active day than with a portion of fish and chips?
Hotels in Aldeburgh:
The Brudenell Hotel, Aldeburgh
'The Bru' is really rather special. Situated at the southern end of Aldeburgh, it is a haven of peace and relaxation, allowing you to escape the pressures of daily life. The Brudenell’s 42 bedrooms are all furnished to a very high standard and are decorated in a light, airy and relaxing style. Most have glorious views of the sea or the River Alde and its surrounding marshland - some of the finest in Suffolk.
As a guest at the hotel, the convenience of having the first class restaurant on the doorstep is not the only good reason to try The Bru. The menu is sourced from carefully selected local suppliers and a must to try is the delicious fresh fish and seafood dishes, as well as Game during the winter months. In addition to the restaurant's award of two AA rosettes, The Brudenell has also achieved an AA quality rating of 87%.
For full details please see The Brudenell Hotel
Thorpeness Hotel, Apartments and Golf Club
The Thorpeness Hotel is a unique venue on the Suffolk Coast, close to Aldeburgh in the charming little town of Thorpeness. Originally built in the 1920's, Thorpeness Hotel, Apartments and Golf Club retains the atmosphere of a time gone by coupled with modern facilities.
The hotel offers 36 rooms, some overlook the Meare, gardens or golf course. There are two bars, a restaurant, a drawing room, a snooker room and a library. The famous 18 hole golf course is popular and playable all year round. Built over gorse and heather countryside it is a challenge for even the experienced golfer. Close to Thorpeness beach there are twelve self catering apartments and houses sleeping from two to ten guests. All are individually furnished to a four star standard.
For full details please see The Thorpeness Hotel
The White Lion Hotel
The Best Western White Lion Hotel is part of the leading, privately owned, Thorpeness and Aldeburgh Hotels Group so you can be assured of the highest standards in hospitality, service and value for money.
The hotel overlooks Aldeburgh's shingle beach and its 38 bedrooms are cosy and inviting, some with sea views as far as the eye can see. Guests have the choice of dining in the informal beach-facing Bar or the newly refurbished oak-panelled Restaurant 1563. The Bar is well stocked with a variety of real ales and an interesting selection of quality wines, designed to complement a variety of meals and occasions. With its warm atmosphere, log fires and fantastic food, The Best Western White Lion Hotel is a wonderful hideaway from which to enjoy the natural tonic of a seaside holiday.
For full details please see The White Lion Hotel
For a more information on Aldeburgh please see Aldeburgh Guide
For all Aldeburgh Accommodation, including B&B's, please see Accommodation
For Aldeburgh Attractions please see Attractions
