All Aldeburgh hotels

The Brudenell Hotel is located in the southern part of Aldeburgh and decorated in calming colours. The award winning restaurant offers a seasonal changing menu serving fresh local produce with fish being the speciality. The bedrooms are decorated in a light and relaxing style, most with views of the sea or River Alde and feature modern amenities.

The Best Western White Lion Hotel has the enviable position of being in the middle of Aldeburgh, just opposite the shingle beach. The 38 bedrooms all have TV, hair dryer, trouser press and en-suite. The hotel also offers two restaurants, limited room service, a bar and lounger perfect for an afternoon tea.

The Blyth Hotel is a restored Edwardian building with a contemporary twist located close to the centre of Southwold. All the bedrooms are individually decorated with en-suite facilities featuring Molton Brown toiletries. The bar has a wide range of wines and beers from the local Adnams Brewery, whilst the restaurant offers a varied menu using local produce where possible.

The Satis House is a charming 18th century country house tucked away in the Suffolk countryside. The award winning restaurant serves an array of modern British cuisine sourcing local fresh produce. The en-suite bedrooms are tastefully decorated with some featuring four-poster beds.

The Sibton White Horse Inn is a 16th century Tudor inn nestled in the pretty village of Sibton. The restaurant has a fine reputation for serving freshly cooked meals using local produce where possible. The bar boasts a good range of beers, wines, real ales, malts and liqueurs. The seven comfortable bedrooms are located in an outbuilding adjacent to the inn featuring modern amenities.

The Griffin is a medieval Suffolk inn offering real ales real food and accommodation in the pretty village of Yoxford. The restaurant serves a mix of modern and medieval cuisine. The three bedrooms have either en-suite or private bathroom and also feature hospitality tray, TV and radio.

The Ship Inn, once the haunt of smugglers, is a traditional coastal inn in the village of Dunwich. The inn features a restaurant serving traditional British cuisine and a bar serving beers, wines, spirits and local real ales. The ten bedrooms are feature en-suite facilities and modern amenities.

The Swan Hotel is located in the coastal town of Southwold and has occupied its present site since the 14th century. The Swan offers a wide choice of meals with a bar menu and restaurant menu sourcing fresh local produce. The bedrooms are individually decorated with modern amenities.

The Thorpeness Hotel is situated in a peaceful location and just a short walk to the beach. The hotel features a restaurant and patio bar, both serving meals throughout the day, and in warmer weather, sit and relax on the terrace. The hotel has 30 spacious en-suite bedrooms with modern amenities.

A traditional coaching inn dating back to 12th century in the village of Westleton. The restaurant serves a wide choice of food, ranging from its a la carte menu through to lighter bites such as sandwiches. The comfortable en-suite bedrooms are individually styled and feature modern amenities.

Located close to the centre of Aldeburgh, the Wentworth Hotel & Restaurant has been run by the same family since 1920. The hotel has a restaurant serving evening meals and a terrace bar serving lighter bites throughout the day. There are 35 bedrooms, many with views over the beach and the sea, and all with en-suite bathroom, TV, radio and telephone.