Hotels

The Mill Inn is a historic 1600s pub near Aldeburgh beach, offering Adnams ales, pub food, and two spacious sea-view en-suite rooms with king-size beds.

The Cross Keys in Aldeburgh is a relaxed, welcoming pub offering home-cooked food, Adnams drinks, and a lively atmosphere. Located just off the High Street, it also features three en-suite double bedrooms for overnight stays on the Suffolk coast.

Thorpeness Golf Club and Hotel offers year-round golf on its historic 18-hole course, comfortable en-suite accommodation, and seasonal dining in a relaxed setting. Welcoming both golfers and leisure guests, it’s a family-friendly destination near the Suffolk coast.

The White Lion is a traditional coastal town hotel home to 38 comfortable bedrooms, many with sea views, and others with views of Aldeburgh town. Their location is the perfect bolthole for those looking to escape to the coast and enjoy Aldeburgh’s glorious pebble beach within a matter of steps.

The Wentworth Hotel in Aldeburgh offers the ambience of a country house hotel with the added advantage of wonderful sea views.

The Dolphin Inn in Thorpeness offers a welcoming atmosphere, locally sourced food, and a wide selection of drinks. Rebuilt after a 1995 fire, it now includes a Village Store and remains a valued part of the community under family management.

The Brudenell Hotel is a stylish seaside retreat in Aldeburgh, offering elegant rooms, locally inspired dining, and stunning sea views. Perfectly located by the beach, it combines relaxed luxury with warm hospitality on Suffolk’s beautiful heritage coast.

The Suffolk is a stylish boutique hotel in Aldeburgh, offering comfortable accommodation with a contemporary design. Located near the seafront, it features a seafood-focused restaurant and bar, attracting both visitors and locals for its relaxed yet refined atmosphere.