Ipswich Accommodation & Hotels

A 21st Century haven of comfort and friendly professionalism within a Grade 1 Listed Elizabethan Manor House, Hintlesham Hall is to be found nestling in 175 acres of rolling Suffolk countryside. The 16th Century building is distinguished by its Georgian additions, most notably the famous façade, and by earlier Stuart interior embellishments.

Widely recognised as being one of the loveliest amongst the UK and Ireland's highest rated hotels, the Hall has 33 bedrooms and suites of varying shapes, sizes and styles enhanced by fine fabrics, works of art and antiques which abound throughout the hotel.

The accent is on friendly professionalism and the list of available activities is substantial although the heart of Hintlesham Hall is the opportunity simply to relax and perhaps wander around the grounds or countryside before enjoying Chef's latest menus and depleting our award winning wine cellar.

Health & Beauty and other specialist treatments and a newly equipped gym with helpful instructors now complement the pool (in season) which is small but perfectly formed. Adjacent is the associated championship size PGA golf course.

From A14 follow signs for Ipswich Central and Docks. The hotel is situated opposite Foxes Marina, off roundabout at the bottom of the hill.
Beefeater combines great food and service with a wide range of choice, ensuring there is something for everyone. Choose from our famous signature dishes or enjoy something lighter from our extensive pub menu.

This 16th Century Hotel is situated on The Cornmill, the Town Square in the centre of thriving Ipswich town.

A five to ten minute walk in any direction will cover most of the central business district, the retail district and the majority of the restaurants, cinemas, theatres, bars & clubs that make the busy nightlife of Ipswich Town.

The Golden Lion Hotel still has many of the original materials buried in its walls and floors. A hotel with a character of its own, that has served as the resting place of many historical figures, including Charles Dickens.