Locations de villas d'exception à Réserve naturelle nationale d'Orford Ness

« Lovely staff, breakfast was plentiful & lovely. »

« Bâtiment typique, avec pub. Les repas et les petits-déjeuners sont très bien (qualité et quantité). Le patron est extra, de bon conseil. Bonne ambiance générale. »

« Beautiful, well maintained hotel, would definitely return. »

« The room was very clean and well equipped. The staff at reception and in the restaurant were excellent. »

« We had issues with the state of repair of our room and housekeeping while we were there. »

« Unfortunately, the hotel reviews from previous guests did not prepare us for the tired and “seen better days” hotel. The exterior paintwork peeling and despite very helpful staff the stairs, corridors and room had seen better days. We decided not to stay but booked another room elsewhere. Shame because we book many hotels through hotels.com and 9/10 have been fine. This was not “up to standard”. Sorry »

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

« 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’!! »

« 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. »

« Service accueil décor très agreables »

« It is not a hotel. It is a farmhouse converted into self-contained units, each with own bathroom. Rooms have fridge, microwave, toaster, cutlery and crockery. Linen and towels are provided but no food option - bring your own. A very good idea for a buget option in an expensive area. Plenty of parking and area for children and dogs to play outside. Surrounding area is beautiful with paths across the common to Walberswick and Southwold. »