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Explore our Suffolk holiday cottages, from peaceful countryside retreats and pet-friendly stays to escapes along the Suffolk coast.

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Explore Suffolk from your cottage

From Aldeburgh, Southwold and Walberswick on the coast to Woodbridge and Framlingham inland, Suffolk has plenty to discover. Browse our Suffolk locations to find the right base for your holiday.

Holiday cottages on the Suffolk coast

Stay close to beaches, coastal paths and seaside towns. Our coastal cottages include places to stay in and around some of Suffolk’s best-known coastal destinations.

Countryside cottages in Suffolk

For village stays and rural surroundings, explore our countryside cottages. Find somewhere within reach of market towns, walking routes and the Suffolk countryside.

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Dog-friendly and family cottages

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