Suffolk Inns

This Grade I listed building continues to offer visitors a traditional introduction to East Anglia. The Scole Inn restaurant is renowned for its superb, adventurous cuisine complemented by a varied wine list and offers a good selection of cask ales and a wide choice of bar meals.

The Auberge is a superbly family hotel and restaurant in the centre of East Anglia. Conveniently situated for visits to Cambridge Newmarket Norwich Ipswich the Norfolk broads and other coastal towns.

The Old Brewers House is a charming 18th Century Building which was formerly the family home of Greene King’s Chief Brewer. It has been refurbished & restored to provide nine delightful non-smoking en suite bedrooms.

The Kings Head is a 16th century coaching inn with 12 bedrooms. The hotel has recently been refurbished throughout. The hotel sits in the centre of this historic market town by the river Waveney, on the Norfolk-Suffolk Border

This 16th century coaching inn is close to Bury St Edmunds on the A143. The Pykkerell offers luxury accommodation, a large private car park, lounge and public bars and a fresh fish restaurant with full à la carte menu.

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 Six Bells is a perfect country escape set on the edge of the village green. Totally surrounded by countryside, it offers total peace and tranquillity, great food and a country atmosphere.

Visit the Bell Hotel and everything you'd expect from a beautiful half timbered coaching inn will ring true. Dating back to the 16th century the bell is situated in the heart of constable country.

Situated in the heart of this historic town and is open All day every day For food and drink. We offer free car Parking at the rear of the building.

A former 16th century coaching Inn located in the centre of the English market town of Woodbridge in Suffolk. The hotel overlooks the lovely Tudor Shire Hall and Market Hill.

A real little gem in a country location, however only 10 minutes away from the hustle of the city. Fantastic facilities, with brand new Surf and Turf concept restaurant, WIFI facilites in lounge, modern bar and superb rooms.

The 500 year old hotel is close to Woodbridge town square. Our timbered Restaurant offers an excellent menu, complemented by a choice of wines. The bar serves a selection of traditional ales and good bar meals.

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 Olde Bull is a 16th century grade 1 listed old coaching inn, placed in the historic market town of Sudbury. Traditional British food and hospitality in a very traditional English setting.

The Olde Bull Inn is one of the few genuinely privately owned and managed hotels in the area. The historic coaching inn oozes with character and charm, with the comforts of new blended in.

Set in the picturesque Suffolk countryside, you can explore the surroundings during the day before relaxing with traditional pub food, using local suppliers, and a drink in the evening.

The Reindeer is a handsome country hostelry with a fine reputation for the quality of its food and accommodation. The Reindeer has four superior en suite bedrooms all finished to a high standard..

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.

A friendly country pub in the picturesque Suffolk village of Beyton. Located close to the historic town of Bury St.Edmunds and within easy reach of Newmarket and Cambridge.

The property is a 500 year old coaching Inn extended and added to with large car park; large beer garden; reception and lounge; Worcester bar; Sutton dining room with 50 cover restaurant.