Honeypot Lodge

Honeypot Lodge is set in an acre of quiet Suffolk countryside close to the small Georgian market town of Saxmundham, seven miles from Aldeburgh and two from Snape. Surrounded by mature trees and garden, we can guarantee you a relaxing visit.



Both our en-suite twin and double rooms are tastefully decorated and very comfortable, affording private showers, hand basins and W.C.'s. Tea and coffee making facilities are provided in the rooms at no extra cost.Radios are supplied in the bedrooms, but television is available in the sitting room, which is of sole use for the guests. We have a no-smoking policy in the bedrooms, but you may smoke in one of the sitting rooms and of course the garden.

Breakfast is served in the dining room, which overlooks the swimming pool and grounds; in good weather we hope you will enjoy breakfast on the terrace. There is ample parking for four cars plus one locked garage space.

Surrounding Area

Benhall Green is on the edge of the Suffolk heritage coast and heaths district, designated an area of outstanding natural beauty. We are ideally situated for you to explore and visit a wealth of places.



Aldeburgh is a traditional Suffolk fishing town 7 miles to the east, renowned for its annual music festival, much of which takes place at Snape Maltings, a large complex which includes shops and galleries, this being a mere 2 miles from Honeypot Lodge.

To the north is Southwold, another charming seaside town and home to delicious Adnams ales.

Walberswick just to the south of this stands at the mouth of Blyth estuary and is much loved by artists.

RSPB Minsmere nature reserve offers every one a great day out.

To the west lies Framlingham with its impressive 12th century castle.

The area offers visitors a variety of experiences, from walking, cycling, sailing and golf and of courses it is the perfect place just to unwind.

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Bed and Breakfast £65.00 per night per room per night based on two people sharing

Directions

Unless you are approaching East Suffolk from Norfolk you will invariably come via the A12/A14 Ipswich south orbital by-pass crossing the Orwell Bridge. From the A14 to Felixstowe follow directions for Lowestoft/Gt. Yarmouth (A12). Passing Martlesham, Woodbridge, and Wickham Market by pass, Marlesford, Little Glemham, Stratford St. Andrew and the Aldeburgh turn off, take the signposted B1121 Saxmundham.

Follow this road round to the left over the Railway Bridge and turn right at the first building on your right, signposted Benhall Green. Passing a thatched primary school on your left continue to the third turning on your right which is Aldecar Lane. Follow the lane until you think you have gone too far; as the lane veers to the right we are immediately on your right, continue on behind the pink house and here we are. WELCOME.

If coming via Norfolk, take the A12 south from Lowestoft and continue past Saxmundham; take the left turn signposted B1121 Sternfield and follow directions as above.

Trains to Saxmundham run from Ipswich and Lowestoft and most are direct to and from London Liverpool Street.