Orford Hotels
Orford is a small village south of Aldeburgh, situated on the River Alde and River Ore. It is a very peaceful and relaxing place, yet there is certainly much to do to keep you entertained during your stay in one of its Hotels.
History fanatics will love the impressive 12th Century Orford Castle, nature lovers will be drawn to Orford Ness and Havergate Island bird sanctuary (which is easily accessible from Orford).
You could take a relaxing river cruise (available all year round), or go sailing on the Ore estuary. You can even enjoy an a la carte meal on the Lady Florence River Cruise, which covers the 10 mile length of Orford Ness.
For further details on all of Orford's tourist attractions, please see our Guide to Orford.
After a long day sight-seeing, you will be requiring some good food and a well-deserved rest – and the Orford hotels and dining options will not disappoint. Please click on each hotels' title link for further information and booking details.
The Crown & Castle Hotel and Restaurant, Orford
This marvellous hotel in Orford dates back to the 16th Century and is believed to have originally been built into the walls of Orford Castle. Spectacular views of the castle can be seen from some of the 18 en suite bedrooms available, which are all tastefully decorated and very reasonably priced. The Trinity restaurant serves simple yet delicious food made from local produce. This well-respected restaurant has been awarded 2 AA rosettes and has an extensive wine list.
Part of the reason that the Crown & Castle has such an astonishing reputation is that co-proprietor and executive chef, Ruth Watson, is an award-winning food writer and star of the TV show, Hotel Rescue - this lady certainly knows her stuff! A visit to the Crown & Castle is the perfect accompaniment to your stay in Orford, although you must be prepared to never want to leave!
The King's Head Inn, Orford
Situated in the centre of Orford, the King’s Head Inn is an ideal base from which to discover the village. This historic 13th Century pub combines all the atmosphere of a traditional inn such as tasty real ales and a time-honoured pub menu filled with local delights. Each dish is long-established yet has what the owners refer to as a ‘King’s Head Twist’ – some of the many items guests may find on the menu include: Orford smoked mackerel; Steak & ale steamed pudding; belly of Suffolk pork; and, of course, a traditional Sunday Roast.
There are 4 light and airy bedrooms available with various stay packages - such as bed & breakfast or bed & evening meal. So be sure to take advantage of this wonderful establishment during your stay in Orford.
The Jolly Sailor, Orford
The Jolly Sailor is a remarkable venue - combining a 16th Century inn, restaurant, accommodations, big garden and even an art gallery all together in one place! It is alleged that the building was made from wrecked ship’s timbers, and the pub had a reputation as a smuggler’s haunt. There are four luxurious en suite rooms featuring delights such as deep roll-top baths. Children and babies are also well taken care of with Z-Beds, baby monitors and toy boxes all available. There is also a campsite in the orchard for those of you who enjoy the great outdoors.
Visitors to the inn will discover cosy log fires, a bar serving real ales and specialist seasonal beers amongst other beverages. Delicious, traditional & local food - fish caught by local fisherman being a speciality - can also be served in the bar as well as in a number of different rooms, including the Thames Room with its recently exposed 17th Century flooring. Or, in warmer months, diners may eat in the garden whilst admiring wonderful views of the marshes and saltings.
The Jolly Sailor is the perfect base from which to explore Orford - and with their friendly service with a sense of humour, excellent food & drink options, welcoming attitude towards both children and pets alike, and accommodation prices starting at just £75 per night, you are sure to have a wonderful stay.
We hope you enjoy your stay in an Orford Hotel!
History fanatics will love the impressive 12th Century Orford Castle, nature lovers will be drawn to Orford Ness and Havergate Island bird sanctuary (which is easily accessible from Orford).
You could take a relaxing river cruise (available all year round), or go sailing on the Ore estuary. You can even enjoy an a la carte meal on the Lady Florence River Cruise, which covers the 10 mile length of Orford Ness.
For further details on all of Orford's tourist attractions, please see our Guide to Orford.
Orford Hotels
After a long day sight-seeing, you will be requiring some good food and a well-deserved rest – and the Orford hotels and dining options will not disappoint. Please click on each hotels' title link for further information and booking details.
The Crown & Castle Hotel and Restaurant, Orford
This marvellous hotel in Orford dates back to the 16th Century and is believed to have originally been built into the walls of Orford Castle. Spectacular views of the castle can be seen from some of the 18 en suite bedrooms available, which are all tastefully decorated and very reasonably priced. The Trinity restaurant serves simple yet delicious food made from local produce. This well-respected restaurant has been awarded 2 AA rosettes and has an extensive wine list.
Part of the reason that the Crown & Castle has such an astonishing reputation is that co-proprietor and executive chef, Ruth Watson, is an award-winning food writer and star of the TV show, Hotel Rescue - this lady certainly knows her stuff! A visit to the Crown & Castle is the perfect accompaniment to your stay in Orford, although you must be prepared to never want to leave!
Orford Hotels
The King's Head Inn, Orford
Situated in the centre of Orford, the King’s Head Inn is an ideal base from which to discover the village. This historic 13th Century pub combines all the atmosphere of a traditional inn such as tasty real ales and a time-honoured pub menu filled with local delights. Each dish is long-established yet has what the owners refer to as a ‘King’s Head Twist’ – some of the many items guests may find on the menu include: Orford smoked mackerel; Steak & ale steamed pudding; belly of Suffolk pork; and, of course, a traditional Sunday Roast.
There are 4 light and airy bedrooms available with various stay packages - such as bed & breakfast or bed & evening meal. So be sure to take advantage of this wonderful establishment during your stay in Orford.
Orford Hotels
The Jolly Sailor, Orford
The Jolly Sailor is a remarkable venue - combining a 16th Century inn, restaurant, accommodations, big garden and even an art gallery all together in one place! It is alleged that the building was made from wrecked ship’s timbers, and the pub had a reputation as a smuggler’s haunt. There are four luxurious en suite rooms featuring delights such as deep roll-top baths. Children and babies are also well taken care of with Z-Beds, baby monitors and toy boxes all available. There is also a campsite in the orchard for those of you who enjoy the great outdoors.
Visitors to the inn will discover cosy log fires, a bar serving real ales and specialist seasonal beers amongst other beverages. Delicious, traditional & local food - fish caught by local fisherman being a speciality - can also be served in the bar as well as in a number of different rooms, including the Thames Room with its recently exposed 17th Century flooring. Or, in warmer months, diners may eat in the garden whilst admiring wonderful views of the marshes and saltings.
The Jolly Sailor is the perfect base from which to explore Orford - and with their friendly service with a sense of humour, excellent food & drink options, welcoming attitude towards both children and pets alike, and accommodation prices starting at just £75 per night, you are sure to have a wonderful stay.
We hope you enjoy your stay in an Orford Hotel!
