Hoteles cerca de Sala de conciertos Snape Maltings - Saxmundham

"Clean room comfortable "

"perfect"

"Very nice hotel, very clean, stuff very kind , we will come back again with my dog👍"

"In need of a face lift! Dated and tired, but clean and presentable. It just felt it had seen better times and desperately needed some love and some cash. Car park is scruffy, and unmaintained. Food is acceptable and the coffee is ok. WiFi not the best, but the bed was comfy."

"Free canapés before dinner! Quality and design of the compact room. Friendliness of all staff. Great breakfast-quality ingredients and options."

"This is a nice hotel, had a couple of days here on business, shame not to have the time to enjoy the lovely surroundings."

"Spa"

"Great place to stay. Highly recommend."

"A beautiful property set in beautiful surroundings that had every mod con and item you could possibly need! The beds were so comfy and the ensuite shower, well wow! I did not want to get out! The water is so soft and the pressure is far more superior compared to where we live! We visited the beach too for a couple of days, which was amazing, The Trawlerman gets a mention for the best fish n chips we’ve had in a long time! We will definitely return to stay as we have family living nearby now!...

"Bar was well stocked with what ever you required. There was not a beach view as it was on the street leading to the beach.The room was clean and compacted and the staff were very good and helpful."

"Lovely older cottage wirh lots of character. Yes its got uneven floors and there is a steep stair to the upper bedroom but saw this on the pictures and expected that. Really well equipped and parking right outside the door. Lovely village location with good walks nearby"

"The hotel is in an excellent location, and there is free parking. The room was fine, although the blinds did not black out the light fully. The staff could not have been more helpful and were delightful, and the food was very good."

"The cottage was perfect and made more so by seeing a kingfisher while walking by the river one morning "