Norfolk

The Cley Windmill is a Norfolk pub that perfectly merges personality, friendliness and comfort into one, promising that guests will have a unique life experience.

The Lifeboat Inn's history stretches back for 500 years, and it has been welcoming guests to the North Norfolk Coast, and offering shelter to travellers, for much of that time. The history and heritage of The Lifeboat Inn is evident at every turn inside this place, and today, it provides a modern and restful sanctuary for guests holidaying in this delightful part of the country. It's an ideal base for exploring all that Norfolk has to offer.

Amidst acres of gorgeous parkland, Holkham Hall is unique with stunning architecture, amazing art, original furniture and classical statuary. This 18th-century Palladian house is an enticing treasure trove and, above all, still very much a lived-in family home.

Since it opened in 1990, Strattons has been determined to make the best use possible of the seasonal produce that is available locally and in the wider Norfolk area. Eggs are from the hotel's own chickens and fruit is picked in the on-site orchard. All food is prepared on-site, and awards have been plenty over the years, for the food, wine, service and overall appeal.

Strattons is a small independent family-run boutique hotel secluded in the historic market town of Swaffham. Award-winning Green hotel & chic restaurant serving organic and locally sourced produce in an innovative and exciting modern English style. Art, design, luxury and comfort feature strongly throughout the hotel. Individual, sumptuous, eclectic, hip and funky bedrooms; cool contemporary style with originality. Swaffham is situated in the Brecks, a unique beautiful landscape stretch...

Discover a fantastic day out at Blickling Estate A short drive from the sandy beaches of Norfolk, the Blickling estate has long been one of the county's top attractions. Once the home of the Boleyn family, the estate stretches across almost 5000 acres, its grand Jacobean house looming over sweeping parkland. Get hold of a map of the walks on the estate and set off to discover lost buildings or join up with the Weaver's Way which runs across parts of the estate. The garden has interes...

A unique inland nature reserve, with a variety of wildlife habitats and five unique gardens to explore, Pensthorpe Natural Park offers visitors the chance to get close to all sorts of wildlife. Coupled with indoor and outdoor award-winning play areas for children, the park offers a mixture of nature, fun and exploration for families of all ages and generations.

Discover the romantic moated manor house and gardens, Oxburgh Hall The Oxburgh Hall garden surrounds the wonderful moated Tudor manor house built in 1482 by the Bedingfeld family. Lawns fringed with fine trees, a Victorian parterre planted by Sir Henry Paston-Bedingfeld in the mid 19th century, lined with box and permanent plantings of Cineraria `Silver Dust´ and Ruta graveolens `Jackman´s Blue´. The dazzling summer bedding for the parterre included ageratums and French marigolds. The ...

Choose between a delightfully open woodland glade, or stay within the forest where your cabin blends harmoniously with the woodland surroundings. All Golden Oak Treehouse cabins come with a hot tub and for many of our guests, having their own hot tub is the highlight of their holiday. There is something rather splendid about lying back in your hot tub, glass in hand, with the night forest around you. Perfect any time of the year, they are especially indulgent when it's cold outside on a h...

Pensthorpe Natural Park has lots to delight and entertain for the whole family. There are five superb gardens that are a picture throughout the year, as well as 300 acres of parkland reserve. Visitors can observe the wildlife, and there are excellent play areas for the children, both indoors and out.

Nestled in a beautiful Norfolk country setting, this collection of cottages can fit any size of family, with an indoor pool and play barn surrounded by gardens with covered BBQ and outdoor play area. Located close to a rugged coastline with big skies which will take you along unspoilt beaches, these cottages also provide a great base from which to navigate your way through the broads waterways. Alternatively if you wish for traditional popular seaside attractions then Great Yarmouth is close ...

The Ship Inn is a beautiful coastal restaurant with rooms situated overlooking Mundesley Beach on the North Norfolk coast. Each of the 7 boutique bedrooms is designed in nautical interiors to reflect the beachside location. Enjoy fresh seaside cuisine while watching the waves roll in, it is the perfect place to eat, drink and relax.

This Country-House style exclusive luxury B&B was named by the Sunday Times as 'one of the Top 10 B&B's in Britain'. If you want big views, deep peace and a thi

Primrose Cottage is a charming period country house with character and warmth.It can be found down a quiet country Lane just off the B1159. Surrounded by open countryside one and a half miles from the lovely beaches at Walcott and Happisburgh it is perfect for walkers and cyclists alike.For garden lovers,The beautiful gardens at The Old Vicarage at East Ruston,and,the enchanting Bacton Woods are a mile away.Norwich,Cromer,and,Sheringham are not too far away,and, many National Trust propertie...

Luxurious comfort, warm welcome and tranquility await you at Frogs Hall Farm, delightfully secluded yet easily accessible. Set in beautiful grounds, 20 acres of

This self-guided Treasure Hunt exploration takes you on a real-life adventure through the heart of Cromer. Hunt high and low to solve the sneaky clues along the

There's a lovely story behind the creation of Gooderstone Water Gardens near Swaffham in Norfolk. Retired farmer Billy Knights began creating the gardens at the age of 70 back in 1970 after his son joked that the land there was too wet for cattle to graze and only fit to be a water garden. Setting out his plans on the back of a piece of wallpaper, Billy's imagination was fired and he set about getting the diggers to work on the meadow. By the age of 93, he had created a haven for garden lover...

The Grove is a Georgian country house with 10 bedrooms and five newly-built Orchard Rooms in the four acres of gardens. The Grove is full of character and charm and has been taking in guests since 1936, when it opened its doors. Three generations later, The Grove is still owned and run by the same family. It now features a two rosette restaurant using the wonderful local produce Norfolk has to offer, including a great deal of vegetables from its own garden. It also has an indoor pool and a...

On a medieval site surrounding a moated Tudor house, there are many different planting opportunities - from a working walled vegetable garden to a bog garden, f

Carrick's at Castle Farm is an award winning guest house located on the banks of the River Wensum in Swanton Morley, Dereham, Norfolk. It has been the home of the Carrick family for almost 100 years and the guest house is at the heart of the family farm, which comprises 550 acres of arable and grassland. The farm has a Pennyspot herd of 40 Rare Breed White Park cows and their calves together with the de Morley herd of Lincoln Red Cattle. The guest house is open all year round and provides ...

Perhaps one of the most unique B&Bs in the country, Cley Windmill is certainly very different, and offers a warm welcome and a comfortable stay. On the ground floor, the circular sitting room, filled with antique furniture and comfy sofas, is a great place to sit, relaxing in front of the open fire. The beamed dining room, which forms part of the original warehouse that dates to 1713, is a stylish and relaxing place to eat. Upstairs, the rooms all have superb views out across the mar...

It is river-side living, quite literally, at Mill Ford House B&B, Fakenham, where you can hear the rushing of the Old Sculthorpe Mill as you drift off to sleep in the spacious lodge. The lodge is situated at the end of the garden of owners Alexandra and Joanathan Fryer who have converted it into a luxurious self-contained unit with kitchenette, living area and bedroom complete with outside seating area from which to take in the rural idyll which surrounds you. Breakfast is a luxurious affair ...

An elegant Georgian property, offering individually appointed bedrooms, freshly cooked food and over an acre of ground to explore.

The Muckleburgh Military Collection has over 150 working tanks, guns and vehicles, in addition to thousands of smaller military exhibits. It tells the story of

Discover the beautiful Felbrigg Hall in the heart of East Anglia The 17th century Felbrigg Hall has a delightful walled garden, combining productive and ornamental gardening. Fruit and vegetables abound and provide fresh produce for the restaurant. Espaliered fruit trees, vines and figs trained on the old brick walls while beds contain dahlias, roses and herbaceous plantings as well as herbs. The ornamental pond is surrounded by lavender `Hidcote´, very popular with bees from the hives...

Ever dreamt of a stunning holiday home where you could live in the lap of luxury with your nearest and dearest? Brazenhall Barns is Five-Star Gold Awarded!

Enjoy a fantastic day out on the world's smallest public railway. Steam trains run regularly between the seaside town of Wells next the Sea and Walsingham, home of the well-known shrines and abbey. It's nostalgic, fun and a great experience for the whole family.

The English Whisky Co. was England's first registered whisky distillery in over 100 years, nestled in the heart of Norfolk between Norwich and Newmarket.

Discover the romantic moated manor house, Oxburgh Hall Oxburgh Hall is a moated manor house with a magnificent Tudor gatehouse, built in 1482 by the Bedingfeld family, who still live there today. The rooms show how the house developed over the years from medieval to Victorian comfort, and include an outstanding display of embroidery by Mary Queen of Scots and Bess of Hardwick. The Kings Room is panelled and hung with tapestries and in a corner is an accessible priest´s hole. There are ...

Long established as an award-winning pub serving great food in the village of Horstead near Coltishall in Norfolk, The Recruiting Sergeant has now branched out

The Grove Cromer has six cottages in its gardens, five are in aisled barns and one is quietly tucked around the back of the man house. The Barn sleeps six in a double room, a twin room and a room with bunk beds. It has two bathrooms and an open plan kitchen and dining room. The Stable, which was the old stable for The Grove, sleeps four in a double room and twin room. It has an open plan kitchen and living room. The Coach House and The Cottage both sleep two in double room above an open pl...

Only a short stroll from the golden sanded Holkham Beach stands The Victoria Inn. It is perfectly placed for discovering the county's windswept coastline and exploring the seaside towns and villages.

Thorpe Forest lies in woodland on the banks of the River Thet, close to where the Norfolk and Suffolk borders meet. Here you can escape to a luxury cabin and enjoy the peace and tranquillity of a leafy setting with riverside walks. Choose to stay within the forest, or in a delightful open glade. The forest itself is a delicate patchwork of pines, heath land and broad leaf trees, and home to a rich variety of British wildlife, including deer, squirrels, pheasants, wood larks and night jars. Th...

The history of The Lifeboat Inn goes back more than 500 years, and this hotel, restaurant and bar has been welcoming visitors for centuries. Set on the North Norfolk coast, once visitors step inside The Lifeboat Inn, the heritage of the place simply stands out.

The restaurant at The Grove Cromer opened in 2011 serving locally produced seasonal food to both residents and non-residents alike. In 2014, The Grove was awarded two rosettes for culinary excellence and these were retained in 2016. Norfolk is famed for it's wealth of natural produce and The Grove has always tried to put this at its forefront. Seasonal dishes include Gunton venison, Hevingham chicken, seafood fished out of Lowestoft and Colchester, as well as crabs and lobsters caught daily...

Climb aboard the Poppy Line, North Norfolk The Poppy Line runs from the Victorian resort of Sheringham along the coast to Weybourne and up through the heathland to the Georgian town of Holt. Superb views of coast and country. Full-size mainline steam engines, 3 superbly restored stations, William Marriott Museum at Holt station, railway carriage home at Holt station, refreshments at all stations, picnic area, giftshop and buffet at Sheringham station. Steam trains most days April t...

Discover one of Britain's best Landscape parks, with woodland walks and stunning coastal views Sheringham Park gardens were designed by Humphry Repton in 1812, and are one of his outstanding achievements. The large woodland garden is particularly famous for its spectacular display of rhododendrons and azaleas (flowering in May-June). There are stunning views of the north Norfolk coast and countryside from the viewing towers and many delightful waymarked walks through the park and matur...

Bressingham is South Norfolk's largest tourist attraction, for this is where founder Alan Bloom combined his his passion for plants and gardens with his love of steam! Bressingham now boats 4 railways, almost 20 acres of gardens, the Dad's Army museum, and many other interesting exhibits.

The Boathouse is a stunning B&B and country pub and restaurant, sitting on the banks of Ormesby Broad, and surrounded by more than ten acres of glorious parkland. Recently refurbished, The Boathouse offers luxury accommodation, with spectacular views and the chance to glimpse wildlife from the windows.

Stable Cottage is a luxury self-catering property (5 Star Gold) nestled in the village of East Runton by the sea and finished to an exceptional standard

There is something wonderfully traditional and calming about seaside breaks in Norfolk and Pear Tree Cottages has two self-catering properties in perhaps some o

This lovely B&B has six regular rooms and three extra special rooms which are all en-suite with fantastic power showers and luxury linen and towels. Each is beautifully colour-themed with views over the courtyard garden or the farmyard. All are spacious, comfortable and well-equipped with a touch of luxury – toiletries, chocolates on the pillow, magazines, fresh flowers and of course TV/DVD and hot drinks tray with fresh milk. A farmhouse breakfast is served in the pretty red brick barn ...

With something for everyone to enjoy, Hoveton Hall Gardens has been open for over 25 years. The gardens were likely first planted in the early 19th century and over the years much thought, love and skill has gone into what you see today.

Barsham Barns provide the perfect setting for your North Norfolk country cottage break: from cosy cottage to a magnificent holiday barn conversion where family or friends can gather for a group holiday or special party. This is luxury 5 Star self-catering accommodation in beautifully designed, Norfolk holiday cottages that are fully equipped to make sure you have a relaxing break. Stay for anything from three nights to a fortnight; we offer Norfolk short breaks all year round, except in Jul...

Stay in a Windmill, perfectly placed to explore North Norfolk, Norwich and the Broads. Aylsham is a lovely, vibrant yet very old market town.

The Wiveton Bell is situated a mile from Blakeney, close to the unspoilt salt marshes of the North Norfolk coastal landscape which is a listed site of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

Discover the beautiful Felbrigg Hall in the heart of East Anglia Felbrigg Hall is one of the finest 17th century houses in East Anglia, with its original 18th century collection of furniture, mainly English and French, and one of the largest collections of Grand Tour paintings by a single artist. The outstanding library, with Gothic bookcases, has a collection of leather bound books. The restored Walled Garden has a working dovecote and the National Collection of Colchicums. The orange...

Situated in Norfolk and Suffolk, the Broads are one of the UK's 15 national parks. The Broads National Park is a top tourist attraction.

Wortwell Hall Barn is an 18th Century Grade II Listed building, set in the Waveney Valley in the heart of the Norfolk countryside.

Sandringham House, Her Majesty The Queen's private home, is set in 60 acres of beautiful gardens. All the main ground-floor rooms used by The Royal Family, containing absorbing collections of porcelain, jade and family portraits, are open to the public, as well as the fascinating Museum and the charming parish church.

Discover a fantastic day out at Blickling Estate Blicking Hall hosts an exciting range of stunning landscaped gardens, peaceful parterres and imposing Jacobean mansion, to create a lovely day out. Explore the sixteen rooms of this house (which has been called home by everyone from the Boleyn family to the RAF) including the lovely Long Gallery which has one of the most important book collections in the country. The National Trust has also put on an excellent display of how life was abov...

Park Farm Hotel & Leisure is the perfect location for a relaxing break away. Nestled in over 200 acres of Norfolk countryside but only 6 miles from Norwich City

Incleborough House is a luxury grade II listed self-catering property nestled in the fishing village of East Runton, by the sea and is quite exceptional.

Hoveton Hall is a unique B & B run by the Buxton Family. Nestled close to the Norfolk Broads the B & B prides itself on providing luxury accommodation in fabulous surroundings. Catering for all ages, it is so much more than somewhere to stay.

Sandringham House, Her Majesty The Queen's private home, is set in 60 acres of beautiful gardens. All the main ground-floor rooms used by The Royal Family, containing absorbing collections of porcelain, jade and family portraits, are open to the public, as well as the fascinating Museum and the charming parish church.

The Wiveton Bell situated a mile from Blakeney, close to the unspoilt salt marshes of the North Norfolk coastal landscape which is a listed site of Outstanding Natural Beauty. We are open all day for drinks both summer and winter and have four locally selected Guest Beer's which are sold alongside premium draught lager and a carefully selected wine list and a selection of local Gins.

As visitors walk through the wrought-iron gates at Holkham Walled Garden, they are transported to a calm and beautiful scene, filled with flowers, vegetables and fruits. The Victorian greenhouses are a delight, and there is also a vineyard, as well as resident chickens and bees.

Distinguished late 17th century Gamekeepers Cottage in Thornage near to the Georgian Town of Holt on the North Norfolk coastline. The cottage offers high end luxury B&B quality accommodation, service and food to make your stay one of the best in the area. 4 miles from the Coast which features Wells next to Sea, Holkham, Cley, Wiveton and Blackeney.

The perfect base to explore the Norfolk countryside. The hotel boasts individually designed rooms and luxury suites. Despite its rural location and picturesque

Hidden Treasure for ALL to enjoy… Get away from it all, relax and unwind at Ufford Park Woodbridge Hotel, Golf & Spa where our friendly, helpful staff are committed to ensuring your visit is perfect. Our family-run and owned hotel boasts 90 spacious rooms, many with balconies where you can relax and enjoy beautiful views over 120 acres of historic parkland. Savor a lovely meal in the recently refurbished Park Restaurant, taking in fantastic views over our award-winning golf course, o...

Milsoms is situated close by the river Stour in the middle of beautiful countryside but still only a 5-minute drive from the A12. Milsoms has an on-site restaur

Heacham Manor Hotel is the first golf hotel in the West Norfolk area, and the Championship length 18-hole golf course is a challenging course with some of the best greens in the area. The Course is designed in a links style and will challenge all levels of golfers. The natural features of the Heacham and Ringstead rivers run through the course and the design maximises these to their full potential, being an integral part of the 3rd, 14th, 15th, 16th, 17th and 18th holes. The course also b...

The Angel is a sumptuous place to stay with rooms designed to suit everyone's taste. The individuality of each room makes staying a memorable experience.

West Lexham has 6 magical woodland Treehouses for you to choose from, each sleeping 2 to 6. This is an experience sure to bring childhood dreams to life... from

The Crown in the picturesque village of Stoke-by-Nayland is just a 90 minute drive from London. Offering boutique, yet affordably indulgent rooms, well-presented bistro food and an array of good drinking options and located in the midst of an area of outstanding natural beauty, The Crown is the perfect getaway. The 16th century pub has an intimate, relaxed interior and modern dining room with a couple of cosy corners. When the weather is fine there is a choice of outdoor seating areas. The fi...

The distinctive white and blue facade of this harbour side hotel makes it an easy landmark to spot. There is a capable bistro on the ground floor but it's the first floor restaurant that steals the show and the best views of Harwich quay and the contributing estuaries. Before dinner guests can sip a glass of champagne in the polished pewter bar before entering the buff and cream toned restaurant with comfortable leather banquettes. Seafood is the mainstay of the menu with perhaps dressed c...

Proudly overlooking the quay, the smart blue and white Pier Hotel and Restaurant at Harwich is in poll position for views over the Stour and Orwell estuaries. The hotel is actually made up of two buildings, one of which was built in 1850s and houses two landmark restaurants the Ha'Penny and The Harbourside plus seven luxury bedrooms. The other, the former Angel public house dating back to the 1700s, extends the hotel and has a further seven bedrooms. Rooms are large, very tastefully decorated...

Heacham Manor Hotel is a 16th Century Manor House and is the perfect location for exploring the surrounding coast and countryside of North and West Norfolk.

Quiet and secluded yet only a short drive to the A14 and central to all areas of East Anglia. Just a ten minute drive to Bury St Edmunds or Stowmarket

Manor Farm Barn is a four-star self-catering accommodation in the Suffolk countryside . Built in the early 1700s. It’s a grade II listed building .

Helmingham Hall Gardens, the ancestoral home of the Tollemache family for the past 500 years, who enjoy sharing their passion for the beautiful gardens. Surrounded by the impressive Tudor moated Hall set in a 400 year old ancient deer park. Complimented by a wonderful balance of nature and the modern accents inspired by the current Lady Tollemache, a well-known garden designer and Chelsea Gold Medal Winner. There is a relaxed atmosphere for people to enjoy the serenity and tranquility of the ...

Milsoms Kesgrave Hall is situated in over 40 acres of lawn and woodland just moments away from the A12. The hotel is dog-friendly and has two AA rosettes in the brasserie.

Here at Nine Jars we are all about relaxing, socialising and having a great time. Whether you are eating or drinking with us we want you to feel right at home! Need anything, just ask. From the minute we open in the morning to the moment we close the doors at night we are dedicated to serving you fabulous food and delightful drinks. Our menus are all designed to complement each other, our range of on tap beers each complement dishes on the small plates menu and our charcuterie wit...

Discover the joys of glamping in Norfolk in one of West Lexham's 7 luxury bell tents. The enchanting bell tents reside on a private 21 acre estate, teaming with

Haughley House is a genuine manor house, with manorial records going back to the 14 century. It is an award-winning B&B located in the centre of Suffolk, making it an easy drive to many county attractions.

Camomile Cottage B&B provides luxury bed and breakfast accommodation and has been awarded a 4 Star Silver rating by East of England Tourist Board. A rustic 16th century Grade II listed Suffolk cottage in a quiet rural location it is ideally situated for exploring the historic towns and villages of East Anglia. Heavily timbered, furnished with antiques and with large gardens it offers privacy in a rural location. Two double rooms with luxury en-suites. Large guest lounge with two comfy sofas, ...

East Bergholt Place, set in 20 acres, is a wonderful garden and arboretum. Originally laid out at the beginning of the 20th century by the present owners Great Grandfather and described as a `Cornish Garden in Suffolk´. With a marvellous collection of unusual plants, rhododendrons, camellias, magnolias, shrubs and fine trees, many originating from the renowned plant collector George Forrest and particularly beautiful in spring. An excellent specialist plant centre can be found in the Victoria...

Discover the exciting History of Melford Hall Melford Hall is one of East Anglia´s most celebrated Elizabethan houses that has changed little since 1578, and has been the home of the Hyde Parker family since 1786. The original panelling is still in the banqueting hall, which is filled with family portraits, also a Regency library, Victorian bedrooms and a fine collection of furniture and porcelain. On display is a small collection of memorabilia from Beatrix Potter, who was related to...

The Angel's award-winning selection of AA rosette food and drink, serving superb modern British cuisine. Our head chef continually surprises with a curious twist of something delicious, sourcing fresh local produce from surrounding market gardeners. The breads baked in house are testament to the care taken to achieve that special taste and there are 30 varieties of quality wines all served by the glass.

Prepare to be pampered. That's the message that comes across loud and clear when you cross the threshold at the spa at Maison Talbooth. Glide through the doors and take your time to adjust into relaxation mode by sinking into the deep comfy sofa, sipping a glass of fruit juice and flicking through your favourite mags. Once you're suitably chilled, enter the sensory-stimulating treatment room, lay back and experience a clutch of targeted Dermalogica facials and body rituals and Jessica nail se...

If there's such a thing as a perfect country escape, Church Farmhouse in an unspoilt area of Suffolk, would certainly make the grade. Imagine a 17th Century retreat, next to a thatched church, with rare breed cattle grazing amid abundant birdsong. Idyllically set in three acres of grounds and orchard, it features three bedrooms overlooking the gardens and countryside beyond. Friendly and welcoming, host Sara is on hand to whip up delicious meals from her Aga-warm kitchen or advise you on near...

16th century, Grade 1 listed manor house set within 175 acres of Suffolk countryside. 32 luxury rooms and an award-winning restaurant, functions and events.

Surrounded by stunning gardens, woodland and tranquil lakes, this 18th-century manor house hotel is situated in a peaceful setting minutes from Colchester

Combine the former estate's stables, the four bedroom Clockhouse, with its clock tower and Georgian proportions with the Barn which interconnects discreetly to create a seven bedroom escape perfect for families with children and larger groups. There is underfloor heating throughout the accommodation, which is all arranged on one floor. The large kitchen & breakfast room has doors opening onto the private courtyard. From the dining room, double doors open to the drawing room with its kilim-...

This long-established, beautiful parkland course is set in 150 acres of undulating Suffolk countryside. It is host to the Suffolk Amateur in 2019, and the course provides a challenge for all standards of golf. The clubhouse provides a warm welcome and a fabulous standard of catering.

De Vere House B&B Grade 1 listed Medieval House in Lavenham. There are two en-suite fourposter bedrooms with private guest sitting room & entrance.

Suffolk Retreats offers luxury accommodation for up to 24 guests in a selection of 5 properties. Perfect for large group get togethers, family reunions and hen parties. Set in the heart of the wonderful Suffolk countryside but only just over an hour from London. The perfect weekend getaway. Option to add use of large hot tub too.

Sutherland House offers good food in comfortable, contemporary surroundings and is passionate about locally sourced, fresh food. Food miles are published against each item on the menu so pan fried mackerel with samphire, spinach and balsamic racks up 14 food miles, while the chef's signature rack of English lamb, butternut squash puree, crushed new potatoes and local vegetables has travelled just 4 miles to the plate with the veg sourced from the hotel's allotment up the road. Sutherland Hous...

Sitting on the stunning North Norfolk coast, this pretty inn dates back to the 16th century, and it remains an enticing location for visitors who want a comfortable place to stay and an excellent meal. Mixing modern style with rustic chic, The Chequers Inn has a friendly and relaxed ambience that appeals to locals and visitors.

The Great House Restaurant and Hotel in Lavenham, Sudbury, Suffolk, has been placed in Britain's Top 100 Restaurants by the Sunday Times and Harden's Guide and UK' Top 30 French Restaurants in 2016'. Expect modern French cooking displays with fresh twists and clear flavours. There's daily changing menus featuring best Suffolk and East Anglia produce as well as a superbly appointed French and local cheese board. Service from the team at The Great House is all about being knowledgeable, persona...

If one is looking for an exquisite experience in the Suffolk countryside, then guests need to look no further than Tuddenham Mill. A hotel where traditional style combines with chic furnishings to provide guests with a unique boutique hotel, restaurant or wedding venue. Tuddenham Mill has a natural passion for exquisite food and bedroom comforts.

Heacham Manor's Mulberry Spa offers a truly relaxing experience. The highly trained therapists deliver treatments from Temple Spa, for total relaxation.

Church House, nestling in a Special Landscape Area, has three comfortable well appointed bedrooms with double aspects overlooking churches and peaceful countryside. This beautiful relaxing artists' home full of books and fresh flowers is a delightful mix of family antiques, contemporary art and film/BBC props. The large garden - adjacent to an archaeological site - is a haven for wildlife with chairs and hammock in the orchard inviting idle relaxation. Scrumptious breakfasts include home made...

The Chequers Inn, which dates back to the 16th century, is a charming village inn that lies on the North Norfolk coast, offering a fabulous place to stay, and to enjoy a meal. Mixing rustic and contemporary to produce its own unique style, The Chequers Inn has a welcoming ambience that appeals to holiday guests and locals alike.

The popularity of the waterside Eaterie Restaurant makes it a destination for many Suffolk locals, and visitors from further afield. The dishes are modern & continue to surprise with a curious and delicious twist. Our head chef is always looking for fresh local produce when he's not in the kitchen. His passion for supporting Suffolk's small holders and independent producers is with good cause when you sample some of the tasty delights the team produce. Enjoy the view of the waterfront, ...

Gainsborough's House: The childhood home of the artist Thomas Gainsborough, R.A. (1727–1788). Historic house dating back to the 16th century with an attractive walled garden. The outstanding collection, of Gainsborough´s paintings, drawings and prints, is shown together with 18th-century furniture and memorabilia. A varied programme of temporary exhibitions of historic British and contemporary art is shown throughout the year.

This half timbered country house hotel in the heart of the beautiful Vale of Dedham has been run by the Milsom family for well over 50 years. The beamed riversi

Whatever time of day, the views across the sea and around the idyllic coastal bay of Southwold are stunning from our restaurant. Feel the waves lapping beneath your feet as you tuck into a fabulous feast, there's always fresh fish on the menu and a delightful range of platters to pick from. Alfresco dining is also available, sip a glass of beautiful wine in the gentle breeze of the sea and enjoy one of our classically prepared dishes. Where possible our food is locally sourced and always f...

A luxurious stay at the Salthouse will be something to remember. Each room has been individually designed with a truly personal touch.

Milsoms, in Dedham, has been open for some 18 years and consists of a lively bar and brasserie, along with 15 guest bedrooms. It's an ideal place to stay and discover this delightful part of East Anglia.

The Great House is sheltered within a stunning 14th-century building in the beautiful medieval village of Lavenham. It has a fascinating history but since 1985 it has become a renowned French restaurant with five luxurious bedrooms offering guests the chance to stay and dine in this unique boutique hotel whilst enjoying a stay in the English countryside.

Crossways Farm is more than a place to stay: it is a destination. As well as a luxury bed and breakfast reserved exclusively for you, it is a restorative place for all ages to relax in peaceful surroundings while enjoying the countryside and its wildlife, and of course a place to have fun. Set in 2.5 acres of gardens, Crossways Farm is a Grade II listed farmhouse of late 14th Century origin, located in Hitcham, central Suffolk, only 15 minutes from the famous medieval wool town of Lavenham...

This 3.5 acre walled garden dates back to around 1700 but was probably extended around in the 1760s. It's huge walls, one heated on the north side, are in good condition. The walled garden has a dividing wall down the middle that separates the vast kitchen garden with a smaller ornamental pleasure garden. The kitchen garden is unusual for containing an internal walled area designed to maximise the south facing aspect, and used to contain exotic (for the time) fruit such as pineapples. T...

Luxurious Cottage romantically situated next to the Moat in the beautiful gardens of Hindringham Hall yet within reach of all that Norfolk has to offer

Once the home farm to Sibton Park and without doubt the oldest building onthe estate, the farmhouse has been faithfully restored and extended using suffolk materials to create an unusual family homestead. As with all Wilderness properties, the farmhouse is only available on an exclusive-use basis making it the ideal venue for fine parties, special family celebrations and corporate shin-digs. The friendly, knowledgeable and discreet staff members are on hand to ensure an enjoyable and memor...

Explore the architectural marvel of Ickworth House Ickworth House was created by the eccentric Earl of Bristol, with its central rotunda and curved corridors, to house his superb collection of paintings by Titian, Gainsborough, Reynolds and Velasquez, and a magnificent Georgian silver collection. In the drawing room are two fine Portugese pier glasses in heavy gilt Rococo. The house is surrounded by an Italian garden, an orangery and temple rose garden, and set in a Capability Brown p...

The Mulberry Restaurant at Heacham Manor Hotel was established in 2009 and is dedicated to celebrating the fantastic local produce on its doorstep. With an AA Rosette for Culinary Excellence, the Mulberry Restaurant's Chefs work to carefully curate menus for each season to represent the best of the county's offerings. Taking full advantage of Norfolk's delectable ingredients.

The contemporary brasserie bar and restaurant is ideal for get-togethers with family and friends as well as for business gatherings.

The White House is a gem, tucked away in rolling farmland on the North Norfolk Coast. Offering the chic style and luxury of a boutique hotel in a peaceful, relaxed setting, scrumptious breakfasts and the whole house to enjoy - all you have to do is put your feet up and pour yourself a drink from the honesty bar.

Languidly placed on a hill, Holbeck's House with its mellow façade and large bay windows is surrounded by its own parkland and grounds.

Maison Talbooth is a country house hotel with 12 bedrooms and has been awarded 4 AA RED Stars. An outdoor pool heated all year round, pool house and all-weather tennis courts are just three examples of the hotels facilities. The in-house spa, called The Treatment Rooms, provides a quiet and tranquil environment to step back, relax and indulge.

Detached cosy traditional Norfolk cottage in the beautiful grounds of Hindringham Hall. 2 ensuite bedrooms. Perfect site for all that Norfolk has to offer

Formal gardens comprised of topiary, herbs, roses, box, fruit trees and wandering peacocks, guinea fowl and chickens nestle up to the Elizabethan manor house, with head-high yew hedges working as windbreaks, necessary in East Anglia which is a region known for its 'lazy winds'.

Step back in time at Sutton Hoo Sutton Hoo in the heart of rural suffolk is the Anglo-Saxon burial mounds where a royal Anglo-Saxon ship-burial was discovered. The grave is thought to be that of Raedwald, King of the Angles and Overlord of England. award-winning Exhibition tells the story of Anglo-saxon East Anglia plus full-size reconstruction of the burial chamber and incredible replica treasures. A fascinating day out for everyone. restaurant, shop, children´s play area, woodland t...

Sometimes called Kensington On Sea, Southwold attracts many folk who are looking for the ultimate English seaside experience. The Crown's crowded bar with yellow walls and high-backed pews serves lighter food while the more formal green dining room in the handsome hotel is where you'll find modern British dishes devised by executive head chef Tyler Torrance. Local produce gets Mediterranean twist in starters such as thinly sliced rare Sotherton fillet of beef with rocket, Parmesan and calamar...

Bruisyard Hall and Barn sits tucked away in 700 acres of rural, quintessential Suffolk countryside. A private estate to call your own, the Hall is encompassed in a mixture of fabulous grassland, farmland, woodland and gardens. Just 9 miles from the beautiful Suffolk coast, Bruisyard Hall brings a world of peace and tranquillity.

Milsoms Kesgrave Hall's restaurant provides a fabulously relaxed setting for drinks or dining and is open all day. Whether you're after breakfast, brunch, lunch, dinner, a drink with friends or just a delicious coffee while you work, the bar brasserie will have just what you fancy – and there's no need to book! There's even a covered outdoor terrace looking out across the sweeping lawns so you can enjoy outdoor dining at any time of day.

Tuddenham Mill has been carefully and stylishly refurbished to provide a fabulous dining experience in a stunning setting. This traditional Suffolk watermill, close to Newmarket, Cambridge and Bury St Edmunds, has a great ambience, and the passion of the team behind the restaurant is evident throughout.

Ickworth makes an exception day out, with plenty to see for all the family. The Rotunda was built in the 18th century to house the treasures and artefacts collected by the 4th Earl of Bristol on his grand tours of Europe, and is quite something. The rather eccentric Hervey family continued to add to the collection for the next 200 years, and also built one the very first Italianate gardens in this country. Having explored the gardens and parkland, visitors can travel back to the 1930s...