This 4-star hotel is in Southwold town centre, 200 metres from the beach. It offers free parking, two restaurants, a butler service and free WiFi throughout.
Located in Southwold, 700 metres from Southwold Pier Beach, The Sail Loft provides accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a terrace and a restaurant.
Patricia
United Kingdom
Absolutely lovely stay at the Sail Loft. Would recommend.
The Randolph Hotel is situated in Reydon near Southwold, 41 km from Norwich and 47 km from Ipswich. Guests can enjoy the on-site bar. Every room has a flat-screen TV.
Carrie
United Kingdom
Good location to Southwold and surrounding areas, Aldeburgh etc. Friendly and helpful staff. Food lovely - good choice breakfast and evening meal. Ample parking. Nice looking hotel and lovely inside too. Would book again.
Featuring free WiFi, The Stables at Henham Park offers bed & breakfast accommodation a 10-minute drive from Southwold. Guests can enjoy the on-site bar. Free private parking is available on site.
Sue22f
United Kingdom
Wonderfully peaceful location, absolutely huge room, very comfortable bed, warm welcome and delicious breakfast.
Thank you.
Beach House, a property with a garden, is located in Southwold, 28 km from Bungay Castle, 34 km from Framlingham Castle, as well as 43 km from Caister Castle & Motor Museum.
Situated in Southwold, in a historic building, 600 metres from Southwold Pier Beach, Seaside Fisherman Cottage Southwold is a holiday home with a garden and terrace.
Midway between Southwold and Aldeburgh, this modernised, rustic inn has an excellent restaurant and refurbished, stylish rooms. It is an ideal base for exploring the Suffolk Heritage Coast.
Jenny
United Kingdom
Vale for money, location, parking (we were in a LWB van) and the way that the accommodation was set up. Would stay again and recommend.
White Hart Inn has a garden, terrace, a restaurant and bar in Blythburgh. The property is located 26 km from Framlingham Castle, 38 km from Saint Botolph's Burgh and 42 km from Eye Castle.
Joseph
United Kingdom
Great property - staff very friendly and excellent service
Private rooms and amazing views
On average, 3-star hotels in Southwold cost £169 per night, and 4-star hotels in Southwold are £216 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Southwold can on average be found for £153 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
Southwold is a great place to visit. However, like many places, it is far from being a secret. Thus it is often very busy. This is compounded by the lack of facilities over the winter season, meaning any attempt to eat out in a restaurant over the New Year break required prior booking, often days in advance. I do worry how much holiday lets are impacting on the sustainability of places like Southwold as a community.
Paul
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Pretty small town with a long long beach, pier one end and...
Pretty small town with a long long beach, pier one end and harbour the other. Plenty of shops, eating options and pubs etc. This is a quiet place which will be a virtue for some.....just don't come with clubbing in mind, unless it's going to be golf !
William
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Southwold is an absolute gem and a firm favourite in our...
Southwold is an absolute gem and a firm favourite in our family. It’s got enough going on to keep it interesting but also quiet and relaxing enough. Plenty of independent shops, galleries, eateries and of course pubs, coupled with scenic walks. The perfect destination for a weekend away as a couple, as a family or with friends.
AJW1991
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Lovely sea side town- great beach to walk along.
Lovely sea side town- great beach to walk along. Lots of nice shops and coffee shops to wander around when the weather not so good, and a great base for exploring the local area. We enjoyed visiting the Sail Loft for lunch.
Laura
United Kingdom
Scored 8.0
8.0
Southwold is a small, pretty town.
Southwold is a small, pretty town. Re-built after fire destroyed it in the seventeenth century, it has many small or larger green spaces originally designed as firebreaks but now adding to the town's charm.
The beach is relatively wide and mainly sandy, with small pebbles and stones mixed into the sand in places. There is a friendly café in at the south end of the beach - do not be put off by the ever-present smell of cooking bacon.
In mid-September there appeared to be a shortage of restaurant spaces - it was essential to book for an evening meal, and possibly for lunch. Restaurant prices seemed slightly high compared to Surrey... We particularly enjoyed The Sail Loft and the bar in the Ship Inn, which did not require booking, seemed more spacious and had the same menu as the dining area.
Robin
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Great beaches and pier (check out the Tim Hunkin crazy...
Great beaches and pier (check out the Tim Hunkin crazy machines), hard to get dinner in any of the pubs or hotels, I strongly recommend booking before you travel in the summer. Found a great little burger joint on the High Street called Jack's, had one the the best burgers ever!!
The lifeboat museum is well worth a visit, as are the fish and chip booths down by the marina (10 minute walk along the coast), and from there you can be ferried across the river in a rowing boat to visit Walberswick (also very lovely).
Andy
United Kingdom
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Everything! Lovely staff (nothing too much).ambience, decor. Beautiful room and best bed ever in a hotel, very comfortable. Good food and drink (Adnams). Two minute walk to the sea and lovely walk to the Southwold pier. Lots of independent shops if shopping is your thing and lots of free parking although parking at hotel.
Very nice comfortable stay. Food was presented well and tasty. Pleasent friendly staff. Very clean hotel. Frequent busses into Southwold or 15 min walk. Lots of parking. Definitely be returning
Good position in Southwold, quiet, warm and relaxing. It was very well presented and obviously benefited from owners that care about the property. We loved it.
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