Hotels in Suffolk
Suffolk is famous for its winding lanes and pastel painted thatched cottages. This is a rich county, from the time when wool was the money crop of Middle England. See the great churches of Lavenham, Sudbury and Long Melford.
Suffolk’s coast, with its inlets and estuaries is popular with yachtsmen. Framlingham Castle, near Aldeburgh, stands intact since the 13th century. Aldeburgh itself is the home of the Benjamin Britten Music Festival at Snape.
The hills and valleys on the Suffolk-Essex border open up to magnificent skies, captured in paintings by Constable, Turner and Gainsborough. The Heart of Constable Country is Nayland and Dedham Vale.
County Town Ipswich now has a buzzing waterfront and the ports of Harwich and Felixstowe are now well connected to the Midlands via the improved A14.
FEATURED HOTELS IN SUFFOLK
milsoms Kesgrave Hall, Ipswich, Suffolk
Kesgrave Hall is the latest jewel in the Milsoms crown - see Maison Talbooth, The Pier at Harwich and milsoms in the Essex part of this website. It is a former Grade II...
HOTELS IN SUFFOLK
are Signpost 'Green Plaque' Premier
Selected Hotels.Why not make the most of your stay at a Signpost hotel by visiting some of the attractions in the area.
