Autumn Short Breaks in Suffolk
Autumn Short Breaks in Suffolk
Autumn is a truly special time of year to enjoy what Suffolk has to offer. It is a time when nature is at its mature best with the depth of atmosphere not present at any other time of the year. The acres of amber-coloured trees and magnificent sunsets will remain in the memory forever. For anyone visiting any part of Suffolk for the first time, autumn is the perfect season – and we are sure that this short break will leave you wanting to return time and time again.
Whether your short break is a family holiday, a weekend away, or a business trip, you are sure to find accommodation in Suffolk to suit your every need. Please click on the links below to be taken directly to each hotel’s display page where you will find further information including availability and reservation details.
The Brudenell Hotel in Aldeburgh promises to make your short break something special. This coastal hotel offers views of the sea and of the River Alde from its 42 bedrooms, making it the perfect spot from which to enjoy that early autumn sunset. Every room is decorated in calming sea-blues and sunshine-yellows, providing guests with a haven of peace and comfort. The Bru has its own convenient restaurant serving simple yet delicious seasonal food, all sourced locally – a must are the tasty fresh fish and seafood dishes. Where better to make the most of your short break this autumn?
Whilst the autumn months came be aesthetically pleasing, as winter draws nearer the temperature drops and one becomes reluctant to step foot outside. For those days when you would rather stay inside, Suffolk has a number of hotels that will provide you with enough indoor entertainment to do just that.
Worlington Hall Hotel is an elegant 16th century former Manor House set in five acres of gardens with protected trees and fishing rights on the River Lark. What could better suit the autumn atmosphere than enjoying a delicious a la carte meal in the restaurant, with its sixteenth century carved wood panelling and blazing log fire, before retiring to bed in one of the cosy and comfortable rooms?
Hintlesham Hall Hotel is a spectacular Grade 1 listed Elizabethan Manor House surrounded by 175 acres of countryside - a truly stunning sight during the autumn months, not least when viewed from one of the hotel’s luxurious and lavishly decorated bedrooms. The 33 bedrooms and suites of varying shapes, sizes and styles are enhanced by fine fabrics, works of art and antiques which can be admired throughout the hotel. Staff are friendly and helpful, and can provide a long list of available activities such as health & beauty treatments, cookery courses, the swimming pool and the fully equipped gym. There is also complimentary WiFi broadband access throughout the hotel, and a restaurant that is open all day. Just make sure you try to leave the hotel at some point during your short break!
The Rutland Arms Hotel in Newmarket is a former coaching inn, situated in a cobbled courtyard that dates from the reign of Charles II, circa 1651. Many of the original features can still be seen, and combine perfectly with the hotel’s modern and comfortable refurbishment. The 46 attractively furnished en-suite bedrooms offer comfort and style in equal measures. Fine English and Continental cuisine is served in the Saddle Room Restaurant, prepared using fresh, local ingredients, while informal dining is available in the Nell Gwen Bar & Bistro.
Waveney House Hotel in Beccles is set on the beautiful River Waveney – a truly breath-taking sight during the autumn months - which can be viewed from the popular Riverside Bar. Waveney House Hotel has developed an excellent reputation for luxury and value amongst its many guests, and with excellent transport links to Ipswich, Lowestoft & Great Yarmouth, this hotel makes the perfect venue for a short break.
Another wonderful inn to take the chill off of the autumn weather is The Six Bells Inn in Bardwell, near Bury St Edmunds. This lovingly restored 16th Century building is set on the edge of the village green, near the duck pond. Surrounded by beautiful golden countryside, it offers total peace and tranquillity during your short break. The dining room is heavily beamed and features an old Suffolk range, bread oven and copper, plus rustic pine tables & chairs. The old barn and stables have been converted into ten comfortable cottage-style bedrooms, and each is individually colour co-ordinated with solid pine furniture and en suite shower-room.
Other inns that will allow you to welcome the autumn months in a deserved, traditional setting accompanied by real ales and home-made food include: The White Horse Coaching Inn, a 500-year-old coaching inn in Risby close to Bury St Edmunds; The Ship Inn, a traditional country pub with detached accommodation in the beautiful village of Blaxhall close to Snape and Aldeburgh; The White Horse, a friendly country pub in the picturesque Suffolk village of Beyton; The Crown Inn in Stoke by Nayland, an historic village Inn with a reputation for making everyone feel welcome; The Bell Inn in diss, a family-run country hotel located in a peaceful village setting, overlooking the surrounding countryside; and The Cherry Tree, an ideal village inn near Sudbury, serving excellent bar meals alongside an open fireplace and locals that linger.
Suffolk Hotel, Golf & Leisure in the lovely town of Bury St Edmunds also has indoor activities abound. Here you will find first-rate facilities including a leisure club with swimming pool, sauna, steam room and spa. The conference amenities include three function suites with natural light and Wi-Fi access, which can also be used for celebratory events. For mild days there is also an 18-hole Championship golf course that is not to be missed. The whole family is welcome at the hotel and there is also a fantastic restaurant on site.
Please also see:
Short Breaks in Suffolk
Things to do in Suffolk this Autumn
Rainy Day Activities in Suffolk
Half-Term Things to do in Suffolk
Budget Weekend Breaks in Suffolk
Special Offers from Hotels in Suffolk
Autumn is a truly special time of year to enjoy what Suffolk has to offer. It is a time when nature is at its mature best with the depth of atmosphere not present at any other time of the year. The acres of amber-coloured trees and magnificent sunsets will remain in the memory forever. For anyone visiting any part of Suffolk for the first time, autumn is the perfect season – and we are sure that this short break will leave you wanting to return time and time again.
Whether your short break is a family holiday, a weekend away, or a business trip, you are sure to find accommodation in Suffolk to suit your every need. Please click on the links below to be taken directly to each hotel’s display page where you will find further information including availability and reservation details.
The Brudenell Hotel in Aldeburgh promises to make your short break something special. This coastal hotel offers views of the sea and of the River Alde from its 42 bedrooms, making it the perfect spot from which to enjoy that early autumn sunset. Every room is decorated in calming sea-blues and sunshine-yellows, providing guests with a haven of peace and comfort. The Bru has its own convenient restaurant serving simple yet delicious seasonal food, all sourced locally – a must are the tasty fresh fish and seafood dishes. Where better to make the most of your short break this autumn?
Whilst the autumn months came be aesthetically pleasing, as winter draws nearer the temperature drops and one becomes reluctant to step foot outside. For those days when you would rather stay inside, Suffolk has a number of hotels that will provide you with enough indoor entertainment to do just that.
Worlington Hall Hotel is an elegant 16th century former Manor House set in five acres of gardens with protected trees and fishing rights on the River Lark. What could better suit the autumn atmosphere than enjoying a delicious a la carte meal in the restaurant, with its sixteenth century carved wood panelling and blazing log fire, before retiring to bed in one of the cosy and comfortable rooms?
Hintlesham Hall Hotel is a spectacular Grade 1 listed Elizabethan Manor House surrounded by 175 acres of countryside - a truly stunning sight during the autumn months, not least when viewed from one of the hotel’s luxurious and lavishly decorated bedrooms. The 33 bedrooms and suites of varying shapes, sizes and styles are enhanced by fine fabrics, works of art and antiques which can be admired throughout the hotel. Staff are friendly and helpful, and can provide a long list of available activities such as health & beauty treatments, cookery courses, the swimming pool and the fully equipped gym. There is also complimentary WiFi broadband access throughout the hotel, and a restaurant that is open all day. Just make sure you try to leave the hotel at some point during your short break!
The Rutland Arms Hotel in Newmarket is a former coaching inn, situated in a cobbled courtyard that dates from the reign of Charles II, circa 1651. Many of the original features can still be seen, and combine perfectly with the hotel’s modern and comfortable refurbishment. The 46 attractively furnished en-suite bedrooms offer comfort and style in equal measures. Fine English and Continental cuisine is served in the Saddle Room Restaurant, prepared using fresh, local ingredients, while informal dining is available in the Nell Gwen Bar & Bistro.
Waveney House Hotel in Beccles is set on the beautiful River Waveney – a truly breath-taking sight during the autumn months - which can be viewed from the popular Riverside Bar. Waveney House Hotel has developed an excellent reputation for luxury and value amongst its many guests, and with excellent transport links to Ipswich, Lowestoft & Great Yarmouth, this hotel makes the perfect venue for a short break.
Another wonderful inn to take the chill off of the autumn weather is The Six Bells Inn in Bardwell, near Bury St Edmunds. This lovingly restored 16th Century building is set on the edge of the village green, near the duck pond. Surrounded by beautiful golden countryside, it offers total peace and tranquillity during your short break. The dining room is heavily beamed and features an old Suffolk range, bread oven and copper, plus rustic pine tables & chairs. The old barn and stables have been converted into ten comfortable cottage-style bedrooms, and each is individually colour co-ordinated with solid pine furniture and en suite shower-room.
Other inns that will allow you to welcome the autumn months in a deserved, traditional setting accompanied by real ales and home-made food include: The White Horse Coaching Inn, a 500-year-old coaching inn in Risby close to Bury St Edmunds; The Ship Inn, a traditional country pub with detached accommodation in the beautiful village of Blaxhall close to Snape and Aldeburgh; The White Horse, a friendly country pub in the picturesque Suffolk village of Beyton; The Crown Inn in Stoke by Nayland, an historic village Inn with a reputation for making everyone feel welcome; The Bell Inn in diss, a family-run country hotel located in a peaceful village setting, overlooking the surrounding countryside; and The Cherry Tree, an ideal village inn near Sudbury, serving excellent bar meals alongside an open fireplace and locals that linger.
Suffolk Hotel, Golf & Leisure in the lovely town of Bury St Edmunds also has indoor activities abound. Here you will find first-rate facilities including a leisure club with swimming pool, sauna, steam room and spa. The conference amenities include three function suites with natural light and Wi-Fi access, which can also be used for celebratory events. For mild days there is also an 18-hole Championship golf course that is not to be missed. The whole family is welcome at the hotel and there is also a fantastic restaurant on site.
Please also see:
Short Breaks in Suffolk
Things to do in Suffolk this Autumn
Rainy Day Activities in Suffolk
Half-Term Things to do in Suffolk
Budget Weekend Breaks in Suffolk
Special Offers from Hotels in Suffolk
