Hotels in de buurt van beach near Felixstowe Ferry (Woodbridge)

'Lovely boutique hotel comfortable bed and fresh room. amazing bathroom room,'

'We decided to go to the Bull inn as it was situated well for us as we wanted to go to Sutton Hoo and then the next morning go to Framlingham Castle. On arrival at the Bull inn we were meet by friendly staff booked in and given our key to our room which we were very pleased with may i say. As it was Sunday it seemed rude not to have the Bull Sunday roast which we both enjoyed and felt we had to say how good the veg was which were then told that it came from their own allotment , We both had a...

'Comfortable, clean. Very helpful'

'Kesgrave Hall is,a beautiful place.Unfortunately there was a few things that would of made us enjoy our stay more.The garden was lovely but it was a beautiful day and the only place we could sit to drink our delicious Apparrel Sprits and Dark and Stormy drinks were in the Smoking area it would of been nice to have somewhere more casual to sit and enjoy the ambience. Our room was lovely but unfortunately the extracter fan in bathroom would not turn off very quickly and sounded like a...

'Er is geen airco de kamer was 29 ° moeilijk om in die hitte te slapen'

'het personeel was wel heel vriendelijk. maar het hotel zelf is wel wat verouderd maar dit heeft dan ook wel weer zijn charme.'

'Prima prijs/kwaliteit'

'Toen we aankwamen was er niemand (21:30 uur) en toen we in de ochtend weggingen hebben we ook niemand gezien. Alles heel onpersoonlijk. Het ontbijt wordt pas vanaf 9:00 uur geserveerd. Dat was voor ons veel te laat. Weer een B&B met alleen een Bed en geen Breakfast.'

'atmosphere '

'Very convenient for an overnight stay. Comfy bed and hot shower. What's not to like. Highly recommend.'

'was unable to sleep in the bed as the room had a major issue with black mould in the bathroom which had become airborne & affected the the entire room the smell was over powering slept in a chair as the bed was cover with the black mould smell & was unable to breath, suffer with chest infections which the spores got on my chest I had to call 111 & was directed to Ipswich hospital for antibiotics, never even stopped for breakfast on day 2 felt to ill on antibiotics for next 5 days, this all...

'way too expensive for what you get.. no internet, well trhere is but you'll end up paying for the premium because you have to wait for 5 min to load a website. pay extra for the beakfast to a room that is already 100 eruro??? the parking is limited for like 20 cars... '

'Ruime kamer met goede 2-eenpersoonsbedden. Elke dag schone handdoeken en bed opgemaakt.'

'The breakfast was not free, it was £11 each and they had a good variety '

'Is exactly what you can expect from an easyhotel. Affordable price for a small room. Would not pay more than 50 pounds as that is enough. The floor-layering (pvc or such) in the room was detaching from the base floor which made it a bit look old. Surroundings from the hotel seem nice, we arrived late and left early so cannot fully judge. The room was clean.'

'Very clean and simple, perfect for what we needed, ...comms were also really good and simple...particularly liked that the heating was on and place was warm when we arrived...excellent '

'Even though there are positives in that this hotel is located in a quiet area and has ample parking I do not know how it is rated a 4 star. The decor is from the 70’s and needs a serious update. Even though the website says there is a fan in the room I had to go down to reception and ask for one. The carpets need replacing and there is no ramp into the reception area so you have to carry any luggage up and down stairs. No fridge in the room either. The wi-if was so bad I couldn’t have a 5 minute...

'Comfortable, clean room in a quaint old pub. Food was OK, but pricey. The most disappointing thing, given that the pub is owned by Adnams, was the quality of the beer. I tried all three of their staple brews, all of which I know and like, but they were all flat and lifeless. They were also very expensive given that they were only brewed ‘up the road’!!'