HINTLESHAM HALL - Suffolk (county)

This was a nice B&B with a friendly staff. From the location you can walk around 15 minutes down the the waterfront and enjoy the restaurants there. The breakfast was good. I would recommend this place.

For similar price to the George and The Riverside, this is a better bet although it is out of town. Main positive was one of the receptionists who was very helpful (gave me a heater as I was cold, found my welcome rewards number for me and linked 2 separate bookings so I didn't have to move room). However the other receptionist would only do the minimum she could get away with! 2 negatives for me: 1) the shower was a mixer tap so it was difficult to get a reasonable temperature. It was either boiling or freezing. 2) The restaurant was very cold despite all radiators being on.

Very happy,freindly people,we could not beleive how clean the hotel was,if you are looking for great value then this is a great place to stay.Very cheap beer,and the food was great value.Cheers to all the staff.

The Old Rectory is a gem. A beautiful house standing in pretty and well maintanined gardens.The weather during our stay (November) was not very nice but it made the open fires and warm bedrooms evenmore welcoming.Certainly worthy of another visit or two.

This b&b is located in a rural area, but not far off the A14 highway. It is situated on a large tract of land, with a great deal of wildlife presant, particularly pheasants. The room was quite nice, with a coffee/tea maker and a tiny refrigerator. The full English breakfast was excellent, cooked to the guest's desire. The location is about a 40 minute drive to Cambridge.