Romantic Holiday Cottages in Suffolk, East Anglia
Despite of being so close to London, Suffolk has somehow managed to keep a unique feel, steeped in history and rural beauty. With its beautiful coastline, sleepy villages, windy country lanes and bustling little market towns, Suffolk will help you unwind and relax before you know it, making it the perfect base for a romantic break or romantic weekend away.
Click on one of the links below to explore some of the most romantic holiday cottages in Suffolk.
Queenies, Aldeburgh
Sleeps 2 - Just look at that bed! This is a romantic luxury cottage with direct access to Tunstall Forest leading to Snape and the Arts & Music Centre there and onwards to the seaside at Aldeburgh. Read more...
Cobbs Cottage, Stoke-by-Nayland
Sleeps 5 - Cobbs Cottage is everybody's image of a dream thatched cottage in a beautiful location. So much so that it is used by The British Tourist Authority to promote Self Catering Holiday Cottages in the UK throughout the World. Read more...
The Coach House, near Clare
Sleeps 2 - This 1650's cottage is very special luxurious retreat for a couple - it has a very special feature of having its own lovely 17th Century Walled Garden to close out the world and its own wildflower meadow with nut and fruit trees and an ancient thatched Summer House where you can completely cocoon yourself in a wildlife sanctuary and gaze at the stars at night and keeping warm with cheerful pot bellied BBQ. Special indeed! Read more...
The Bakery, Edwardstone
Our Honeymooners Favourite. Since 1720 The Bakery provided bread for the old Grove Farm, now it is converted into an extremely cosy self-contained cottage. It has a very cosy open fire which you can sink back into the comfy sofa and watch as the ducks in the Orchard peck at the French doors for bread. Read more...
Mint Cottage, Lavenham
Mint Cottage is a fabulous old Weavers Cottage in a beautiful tiny village. It sleeps a couple in luxury. The Historic Building dates from the 16th century and is located in the tiny historic village of Lavenham. This village is a truly amazing place to visit and is probably the last unspoilt medieval village in England. Mint Cottage has many period features – beautiful broad oak floor boards, ancient beamed arched rooms and old brickwork. Read more...
