The Plough Inn - This beautiful country pub occupies a privileged location close to the main cities of Cambridge, Newmarket, Bury St. Edmunds and Sudbury. Set in the picturesque Suffolk countryside, you can explore the surroundings during the day before relaxing with traditional pub food, using local suppliers, and a drink in the evening. The A143, A1307 and A11 offer excellent transport links to the surrounding areas. In addition to this, the M11 is only 18 miles away.

The Olde Bull Guesthouse - In picturesque Sudbury, this 16th-century coaching inn provides an excellent restaurant and charming rooms. The Olde Bull Guesthouse is just a 7-minute walk from the town centre. All of the comfortable, cosy rooms have a TV and en suite facilities. Some rooms have traditional high vaulted beamed ceilings or luxurious four-poster beds. The Trivets Steakhouse uses the Black Rock Grill to cook its excellent steaks. Prior arrangement to dine is necessary. There is a full bar offering local ales, lagers and spirits. The Olde Bull is an accredited Visit Britain 3-star guesthouse that is Grade I Listed for its historical architecture. Situated close to the Ballingdon Bridge which crosses the River Stour, The Olde Bull is near beautiful ancient water meadows. An inclusive full English breakfast is provided. Staff are friendly and welcoming. Free parking and free Wi-Fi internet access are available.

Butley Priory - Set in the wilds of the Suffolk coast, between Rendlesham Forest and the sea, this fairytale 14th century monastery has been beautifully converted to offer luxurious accommodation. With its striking Gothic exterior, Butley Priory has been carefully restored and sensitively renovated to offer beautiful accommodation on a bed and breakfast basis. There are 6 double rooms, all of which have their own private bathroom and 3 of which have their own working log fireplaces. Despite the priory's antiquity, 21st century comfort is assured in the bedrooms, which include such luxuries as linen sheets and goose down-duvets. A seating area, morning tea tray, TV and hi-fi system are provided in all of the main bedrooms. Set in 7 acres of private woodland, in the beautiful, peaceful surroundings of the Suffolk countryside, Butley Priory is a wonderful base for a romantic getaway or a restful, relaxing, restorative break.

Ship Stores Guest House - Ship Stores is a lovely B&B offering free Wi-Fi throughout, a friendly welcome, and a tasty full breakfast selection included in your room rate. Within a short walk are pubs and restaurants, a country park and a 13th-century priory to explore. The 17th-century building is in the beautiful historic village of Clare in Suffolk, and was the former village store. Along with its outbuildings it has been converted to provide en suite B&B accommodation. All rooms have a TV, minibar and tea /coffee-making facilities.

The White Horse - The White Horse is a friendly country pub in the picturesque Suffolk village of Beyton. Located close to the historic town of Bury St Edmunds and within easy reach of Newmarket and Cambridge. The White Horse offers six guest rooms in a converted barn, all en-suite, five with bathtub and shower and one fully accessible disabled room. The White Horse is famous for its traditional English homemade food including a large selection of vegetarian dishes, all of which can be enjoyed in the lounge and bar areas or al fresco in the large garden or patio. The quality homemade cuisine can be complimented with a good range of locally brewed beer and an extensive choice of wines from around the world.

Lattice Lodge Guest House - Set in the Suffolk town of Ipswich, this charming Edwardian property has been sympathetically renovated to provide a range of modern comforts, whilst maintaining its original features. Privately owned and run by Mosaic and Martin, Lattice Lodge aims to provide a welcoming environment complemented by a friendly home-from-home atmosphere. It is ideally positioned in a peaceful residential area, yet just a short distance away from the town centre and the surrounding area attractions. Each evening you can relax in the comfort of your guestroom or, during the warmer months, enjoy views over the landscaped rear garden from the spacious conservatory. Alternatively you can head into Ipswich's vibrant town centre, which is home to a variety of restaurants, bars and caf?s.

Baytree House - This Victorian boutique guest house with fabulous rooms and luxurious surroundings is located in an exclusive area of Lowestoft, close to the sea and walking distance from the town centre. Friendly service, tasty breakfasts and well-equipped, stylish rooms await you at Baytree House. Abundant with open fires, attractive stripped floors, chandeliers and stained glass, this guest house is the ideal location in which to unwind and relax amid pleasant seaside surroundings.

Highwaymans Bed and Breakfast - Set in a delightfully remote rural location within close proximity of Bury St Edmunds and Newmarket, Highwaymans offers optimum comfort for a relaxing stay. Light and airy rooms with excellent en suite facilities act as a superb base from which to explore the immediate region of West Suffolk and other parts of East Anglia.

The Bay Horse - At the edge of the market town of Sudbury, this traditional family-run local pub offers en suite accommodation, a friendly atmosphere, free Wi-Fi and free parking. The Bay Horse is within walking distance of Sudbury's town centre and is situated on the main Bury St Edmunds road, the A134. The Bay Horse is run by your hosts, Charlie and Micaela, who pride themselves on offering a relaxed, friendly atmosphere and comfortable en suite accommodation. The rooms are located to the rear of the pub, separate from the main building. Each room has a TV with Freeview digital channels, a hairdryer and tea/coffee making facilities. Free Wi-Fi wireless internet access is available throughout. At the front of the pub, there is a covered and heated patio area for the cooler nights. There is also a substantial garden at the back of the building for the warmer summer days. The pub hosts live music every Saturday night.

The White Horse Coaching Inn - Located by junction 41 of the A14, The White Horse features a 500-year-old coaching inn, a large car park and a large beer garden with decking and covered seating areas. The inn is located 4 miles (6.4 km) from Bury St Edmunds; 8 miles (12.9 km) from Newmarket and a 25-minute drive from Cambridge. A cafe with leather chairs serves a range of coffees and specialist teas. Sutton dining room can seat 30 people and features a seating area with leather sofas. There is a 3-meat carvery every Sunday at Ascot Servery. Seven quaint en suite bedrooms have tea-making facilities, Freeview TV and allergy-free bedding.