RURAL SUFFOLK

Rural Suffolk is home to quiet country lanes lined with hedgerow, quaint villages, medieval towns, and miles upon miles of heath, fields and farmland. For centuries artists have been drawn to this beautiful county, from the likes of Thomas Gainsborough, to John Constable, to Sir Alfred Munnings. Suffolk is spoilt for choice when it comes to produce for our menus, including award winning cheeses, to fenland veg, and wild game. Rural Suffolk is the perfect retreat in every season.

Take a look at our rural Suffolk pubs with rooms by clicking on the images below.

THE PACKHORSE INN,
MOULTON

PUB WITH ROOMS

THE CROWN,
STOKE BY NAYLAND

PUB WITH ROOMS

THE BLACK LION,
LONG MELFORD

PUB WITH ROOMS

THE WEEPING WILLOW, BARROW

PUB WITH ROOMS

THE RED LION
EAST BERGHOLT

PUB WITH ROOMS

THE ANCHOR
NAYLAND

PUB WITH ROOMS

THE ANGEL
STOKE BY NAYLAND

PUB WITH ROOMS

EXPLORE
THE REGION

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SUMMER
GUIDE

For stories and inspiration view some of our latest blog posts below

Historic Churches that Tell the Stories of East of England Villages

Here in the East of England, many of the most fascinating churches sit just down the road from our pubs, making them ideal for a morning of exploring followed by lunch, dinner or an overnight stay.

A Guide to Discovering the Past at Stately Homes Across the East of England

Whatever the season, visiting a stately home is a great way to spend a few hours and we’ve rounded up some of the best stately homes across the region, as well as where you can find a bite to eat, a drink, or a place to stay after your day out.

Your Guide to Walking and Wildlife in East Anglia

Whether you’re a seasoned birdwatcher, a slow-paced walker, or simply craving space to reconnect with nature, East Anglia offers some of the best spots for birdwatching and walking holidays.

SUMMER WALKS THAT END AT THE PUB

We’ve rounded up some of our country and coastal walks around the East of England - each with a pub at the heart of it - so lace up your boots and grab the dog lead to celebrate National Walking Month.