Stay in Suffolk, is a local and independent holiday letting agency based in the picturesque Suffolk Coast. With offices in the charming towns of Aldeburgh, Southwold, and Woodbridge, we offer our guests an unrivalled local experience. Our portfolio boasts over 300 meticulously hand-picked properties, ensuring that every guest finds their perfect retreat. When you book with Stay in Suffolk, you're not just booking a holiday home; you're securing peace of mind. Each of our properties is carefully managed to meet our high standards of comfort and cleanliness, ensuring a seamless and enjoyable stay. We understand the importance of support during your holiday, which is why we offer dedicated 24/7 guest assistance, guaranteeing that help is always at hand whenever you need it. Choose Stay in Suffolk for your next getaway and experience the true essence of Suffolk hospitality. Book with confidence and let us take care of the rest!

With the high street only a 1 minute walk away, this property couldn't be more suitable for groups looking for accommodation in Aldeburgh. A particular benefit is that this lovely holiday home has an outside terrace area, perfect for a summer bbq or breakfast outside! The property is spacious, bright and classically decorated. They each consist of separate bedrooms, a living room with a TV, and a bathroom with towels. Guests can use the fully equipped kitchen featuring a microwave and coffee machine to prepare meals and snacks. A choice of restaurants can be found within a 5-minute drive. The surrounding countryside is ideal for hiking and cycling, and there are several hiking trails which run past the accommodation.

Aldeburgh is a pretty coastal town on the river Alde and enjoys breathtaking views both seawards and following the river Alde inland towards Orford. Its name comes from 'Alde Burgh' meaning "old fort" and the town’s history is closely linked to the changes time and Mother Nature have wrought to the coastal map. Aldeburgh was once an important Tudor port and its shipbuilders were responsible for Francis Drake’s ‘Golden Hind’.