| Whatever your reason for staying in Aldeburgh, you | | | | sourced from carefully selected local suppliers and a |
| are sure to find a hotel to suit your needs. Aldeburgh | | | | must to try is the delicious fresh fish and seafood |
| offers the full range of accommodation options and is | | | | dishes, as well as Game during the winter months. In |
| packed full of picturesque scenery, local activities and | | | | addition to the restaurant's award of two AA |
| a diverse range of top quality restaurants. | | | | rosettes, The Brudenell has also achieved an AA |
| Aldeburgh is blessed with breathtaking scenery, both | | | | quality rating of 87%. |
| seawards and following the river Alde inland. The | | | | Thorpeness Hotel, Apartments and Golf Club |
| River Alde itself offers opportunities for sailing, and | | | | The Thorpeness Hotel is a unique venue on the |
| the pretty high street has craft, food and antiques | | | | Suffolk Coast, close to Aldeburgh in the charming |
| shops, reflecting local passions, as well as a myriad of | | | | little town of Thorpeness. Originally built in the 1920's, |
| pubs and an independent cinema. | | | | Thorpeness Hotel, Apartments and Golf Club retains |
| Aldeburgh is famous for being the home of | | | | the atmosphere of a time gone by coupled with |
| composer Benjamin Britten. There are many | | | | modern facilities. The hotel offers 36 rooms, some |
| reminders of his life about the town and you can visit | | | | overlook the Meare, gardens or golf course. There |
| the church where he is buried; the town's St Peter | | | | are two bars, a restaurant, a drawing room, a |
| and St Paul's Church. | | | | snooker room and a library. The famous 18 hole golf |
| Another of Aldeburgh's claims to fame is one to | | | | course is popular and playable all year round. Built |
| sample at mealtimes. The town's fish and chip shop | | | | over gorse and heather countryside it is a challenge |
| has been owned by the Cooney family since the | | | | for even the experienced golfer. Close to |
| 1970's and was described by The Times as 'possibly | | | | Thorpeness beach there are twelve self catering |
| the finest on the East Coast'. What better way to | | | | apartments and houses sleeping from two to ten |
| end an active day than with a portion of fish and | | | | guests. All are individually furnished to a four star |
| chips? | | | | standard. |
| Hotels in Aldeburgh: | | | | The White Lion Hotel |
| The Brudenell Hotel | | | | The Best Western White Lion Hotel is part of the |
| 'The Bru' is really rather special. Situated at the | | | | privately owned Thorpeness and Aldeburgh Hotels |
| southern end of Aldeburgh, it is a haven of peace | | | | Group. The 38-bedroom hotel has breath-taking sea |
| and relaxation, allowing you to escape the pressures | | | | views that overlook shingle beach. Guests may enoy |
| of daily life. The Brudenell's 42 bedrooms are all | | | | a meal in eiher the beach-facing bar or the newly |
| furnished to a very high standard and are decorated | | | | refurbished restaurant. The bar is well stocked with a |
| in a light, airy and relaxing style. Most have glorious | | | | number of real ales and an large selection of delicious |
| views of the sea or the River Alde and its | | | | wines. With its friendly atmosphere, log fires and |
| surrounding marshland - some of the finest in Suffolk. | | | | mouth-watering food, The Best Western White Lion |
| As a guest at the hotel, the convenience of having | | | | Hotel is a lovely, quiet place o enjoy a relaxing time |
| the first class restaurant on the doorstep is not the | | | | wih family and friends. |
| only good reason to try The Bru. The menu is | | | | |