Suffolk Country Break Hotels
Suffolk deserves to be proud of its rolling countryside and many Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty – and YOU deserve to enjoy it on a break in a Country Hotel in Suffolk!
Suffolk Country Break Hotels
Country Break Hotels in Suffolk are often impressive sights to behold, and many can offer you the height of luxury throughout your stay. Kesgrave Hall, Ipswich, has an exterior and interior that oozes with character and charm, yet generates a laid back atmosphere at every turn. It is open all day, as is its bistro restaurant, allowing you to arrive whenever you choose, and has picturesque grounds that the children can play in.
'Grand' is a word that perfectly describes Hintlesham Hall Hotel, Ipswich. This Grade 1 Listed Elizabethan Manor House turned country hotel is in a league of its own. Found nestling in 175 acres of rolling Suffolk countryside, Hintlesham Hall provides exceptional dining plus many on-site facilities such as Health & Beauty and other specialist treatments plus an associated championship size PGA golf course.
If you fancy a more informal, home-away-from-home break, a Suffolk Inn in the country is a lovely and cost-effective option. The Charming Westleton Crown, Westleton is perfect if you want to get away from it all. It has quietly cracking log fires and real ales with 25 comfortable bedrooms.
The King's Head Inn, Orford, has spacious rooms and serves good, genuinely home-made food for lunch and supper - the perfect spot to explore the Suffolk Countryside.
Suffolk Country Break Hotels
There is plenty to do in the Suffolk countryside that will relax you, and it is always a joy to breathe some fresh country air - especially if you live in an urban area. At the Suffolk Hotel, Golf & Leisure, Bury St Edmunds, you will not only be treated to a comfortable stay, but can also partake in a round of golf on the 18-hole Championship golf course, de-stress in the leisure club with swimming pool, or pamper yourself in the sauna, steam room and spa.
Also packed with fun activities is the Best Western Ufford Park Hotel, Golf & Spa. As it name suggest, there is here to entertain and relax you, plus it is perfectly situated in the heart of the peaceful countryside and its excellent road links make it an ideal base from which to base your Suffolk Country Break.
After a long day out walking, cycling, bird watching or any other activity you have been enjoying in the Suffolk countryside, one of the best pleasures you can indulge in before hitting the hay is to enjoy a delicious meal in your Country Hotel.
The Case Restaurant with Rooms, Sudbury, offers relaxed dining on traditional, home-made country classics, plus has exceptional 4* accommodation.
British classics are served from breakfast right through to dinner time at The Olde Bull Inn Hotel, Bury St Edmunds. You can eat in the relaxed bar with a pint of Ale, or perhaps dine with some fine wine in the sanctuary of the award-winning restaurant.
For a taste of some French cuisine, The Great House in Lavenham is the perfect option. This 18th Century, boutique hotel also offers a pretty courtyard plus rooms with four-poster beds to ensure that your Country Break is as luxurious as possible.
Suffolk Country Break Hotels
Many of Suffolk's Country Hotels are rich in history and their design and restoration work calls back to days gone by. The Swan at Lavenham was built in the 15th Century and it played a key role in Lavenham's wool trade. The Swan's 45 enchanting bedrooms are original in style, some with oak beams, inglenook fireplaces and original Medieval wall paintings.
Tuddenham Mill, Tuddenham, is a lovingly converted water mill in an idyllic 12 acre rural setting near Newmarket and offers the ultimate in bedroom comforts and discreet yet attentive service.
Milsoms Hotel & Restaurant, Dedham is a Victorian country house built in 1850 and is today a modern gastro-bar combined with fifteen stylish bedrooms.
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