Authentic small luxury boutique hotel in the heart of medieval Lavenham, offering some of the best accommodation in the county with outstanding food. 'Britain's Top 100 Restaurants' Sunday Times 2013. AA 5 Star Restaurant with Rooms. Special Offers.

The 15th century Black Lion Inn stands in the picturesque village of Long Melford, overlooking the village green, next to this historic village's medieval church, in the heart of Suffolk. This picture perfect village pub offers award-winning food using regional produce, comfortable and stylish bedrooms and a pub with local ales and a vast wine list. And remember, wagging tails are also welcome!

A warm, cosy and welcoming atmosphere awaits at the 16th century White Horse, awarded 'Suffolk's Best Dining Pub' in 2011. Our lovely old inn still retains much of its Tudor charm. We are just 10 minutes from the A12 and 10 miles from Dunwich. Free WiFi. AA 4 Star Inn.

With its warm atmosphere, log fires and good food, the newly refurbished White Lion Hotel is perfect for a seaside break. The hotel is situated in the heart of Aldeburgh, opposite the shingle beach where fresh fish is sold from the traditional wooden huts lining the shore. Hotel guests can enjoy fresh seafood in our new informal beach-facing bar and brasserie. Some of the elegant en-suite bedrooms have superb sea views. Free WiFi.

The Six Bells is a perfect country escape, situated on the edge of the village green near the duck pond in the pretty Suffolk village of Bardwell. Originating in the late 1500s, the Six Bells Restaurant serves a wide selection of dishes using fresh, local produce. The en-suite bedrooms are set in converted stables. Free parking is available. Bury St Edmunds is just 20 minutes away. AA 4 Star Inn.

Set within twelve acres of Suffolk countryside, this converted 17th century watermill offers an award-winning food in the restaurant or in the cosy bar area with the exposed water wheel feature and sophisticated bedrooms with oversized beds and feather duvets. This unique hotel has a feel of true luxury.

A traditional coastal inn in the heart of Dunwich. The Ship at Dunwich offers great food - locally sourced and skilfully cooked alongside stunning bedrooms, many with marsh and big sky views.

Set within green water-meadows, nestled on a riverbank by an ancient bridge is a beautifully converted watermill, The Mill Hotel. The Mill’s mouth-watering food has been awarded an AA Rosette and has the original waterwheel as centrepiece of the restaurant. The bedrooms combine the original features alongside modern-day comforts.

Bury St Edmunds has over 1000 years of history and The Angel is part of that history, dating back to 1452. It stands opposite the Abbey gardens and offers traditional Georgian elegance and charm. The Angel boasts award-winning take on cooking with local ingredients for inspirational and interesting dishes alongside bedrooms that combine the country aesthetic and modern comfort.

Situated on the picturesque Market Square in the heart of Lavenham is The Angel Hotel. Boasting fresh home-cooked food and well-kept real ales and beers this traditional inn also offers beautiful designed bedrooms with homely touches.

Winners of “Best small hotel in Suffolk 2011/12” as voted by Suffolk tourism. The Bull Inn, Barton Mills is located centrally between Newmarket, Bury St Edmunds, Ely, and Thetford, and just 2 miles from Mildenhall. There is a cosy public bar with amazing real ales, an award-winning restaurant with fine wines and 14 individual bedrooms, all with a quirky boutique twist. Winner of the AA Funkiest B&B of the Year 2014-2015.

Welcome to the famous Swan Hotel in the heart of Lavenham, one of the best preserved medieval villages in England. Dating back to the 15th century, this stunning luxury hotel has been lovingly restored and today offers comfortable lounges, a friendly bar, an informal brasserie and an AA 2 Rosette fine dining restaurant. With 45 individually styled bedrooms, the Swan Hotel is one of the highest ranking hotels in East Anglia.

The 14th-century Swan, like Southwold itself, is a place to discover - tranquil yet bustling with local life. The Swan has been the heart of Southwold social life for centuries, and the life of the hotel revolves around the peaceful Drawing Room, a perfect place for a leisurely cream tea. Or you can catch up with local gossip over a pint in the Bar, before taking a brisk walk along the shore to work up an appetite for dinner at the award-winning 2 AA rosette restaurant.

This 12th century coaching inn is situated in the quiet village of Westleton between Southwold and Adleburgh. The inn blends traditional charm and character with the sophistication and comforts of contemporary living. All 34 luxurious rooms are individually furnished and well appointed, some with four poster beds. Enjoy log fires, a sophisticated wine list and award winning food in the 2 AA rosette restaurant. Snape Maltings on the Norfolk coast is 9 miles away.

In the heart of the fine old market town of Woodbridge you will find the Crown. Behind its beautiful 17th century town-house façade, the Crown is a thoroughly 21st century inn. Reopened in July 2009 after a dramatic facelift, this stylish inn boasts contemporary, boutique-style rooms, free Wi-Fi, a lavish bar and a 2 AA Rosette award-winning restaurant.