Holiday Cottages in Suffolk

Suffolk surprised us. We came for Anglo-Saxon treasures and Norman castles, but we were seduced by the peace and the oodles of beautiful little lanes for riding tandem.

Add spanking fresh vegetables, immaculately tasty fish and very friendly people and we had a holiday that's stayed with us for a long time.

And something else that stayed with us: the sadness of seeing villages and their hundreds of years of history disappear into the sea, churches with unusual round towers, with spires reaching valiantly into the sky, too big for the tiny villages they serve, and water towers that look as if they're art.

As for places to stay: holiday cottages in Suffolk are almost in a league of their own. I cannot think of another county where so many old buildings have been so lovingly restored. So whether you're looking for a tiny characterful hideaway for two or a large Victorian town house for 10, Suffolk will not disappoint.

Here's a small taster of what historical marvels you could be staying in...

	The Cottage Dunwich Sleeps 6
	Kiers Cottage Beccles Sleeps 6-8
	King's Cottage Southwold Sleeps 4
	Poppy Cottage Lavenham Sleeps 4-6
	Fosker's Cottage Monk's Eleigh Sleeps 6
	Rishangles Old Church Rishangles Sleeps 8-10
	Bread Oven Cottage West Row Sleeps 2
	Field Mouse Cottage Linstead Parva Sleeps 2

There are holiday cottages in Suffolk to suit all tastes and budgets. Many are right out of the pages of the local history books ... lovingly restored for all of us to experience their charm.

I hope this page has whetted your appetite for a Suffolk holiday. If it did, but you couldn't find anything suitable in my little selection, then check out more holiday cottages in Suffolk here.