Our top floor room, with its splendid view of the harbor, contributed greatly to our enjoyment of…read morethe two nights we spent at The Station Guest House. We also appreciated the friendliness of Carla and her staff, as well as the hotel's proximity to the train station. We very much look forward to staying at the Guest House again in the future.

From the owner: Woodbridge Station Guest House, Suffolk is a delightful family-run guest house, situated in the…read moreancient market town of Woodbridge. Woodbridge Station Guest House provides comfortable bed & breakfast accommodation with en-suite bedrooms, as well as some of the best informal eating in the area in the Whistle Stop Cafe. Woodbridge Station Guest House is ideal for exploring the Suffolk countryside and is just a few moments walk from the town centre and well located for road and rail transport links.

I run a local software business but live in Cambridge and therefore I stay over at least once a…read moreweek. The Melverley is THE best guest house in Ipswich! Great owners, excellent rooms particularly rm 4 & 5, reasonable parking spaces, good price and finally the best full English breakfast anywhere - all locally sourced product cooked beautifully. A must stay venue!

From the owner: Melverley Guest House is a large Victorian property situated in the peaceful Christchurch Park…read moreconservation area and only a 10 minute walk away from Ipswich town centre.

Can't say enough good things about our stay with Ed and Anna! They treated us like family from the…read morefirst moment we arrived until we left, 3 days later. Loved their hospitality and warm personalities. The grounds are beautiful and we have recommended their home to several friends and family. Their two dogs, Polly and Pebbles are a delight and the little pigs, geese, ducks and chickens give one a real country feel. Anna cooks a great fry up in the morning with fresh eggs from her hens! This is a " must" if you're planning a stay in the area! Marlene

We came across The Angel by accident originally but were so impressed that we have been back many…read moretimes since. As it is not possible to book in advance i have often found it a good idea to try and arrive early or with time to spare before you wish to eat. As soon as you arrive you cant help but notice the welcoming atmophere of the place, which is i guess what brought us back after the first visit. The choice of food is enough to give you a headache narrowing down what you are going to order now and what you will leave and have next time! I have not anything but totally satisfied with the food to date and hope this continues for some time....

Beautiful interior with multiple rooms to choose from. Food is very good and the service friendly…read more Had a very good time.

My wife, son and I recently had the pleasure of staying at the Riverside Lodge in Earles Colne near…read moreColchester. We found it to be absolutely first class and prices were very competitive. The rooms are a good size, very clean and they all have an ensuite with wi-fi and Freeview TV - and they have their own front doors too. This is a pretty village with a few shops and pubs and the accomodation is right next to a winding river - with ducks and fish - our 2-year old loved it. The village centre is a five minute walk and there is an excellent Indian restaurant on the doorstep. Breakfast was spot-on and plentful. The place is owned and run by the most charming couple you could wish to meet. All in all way better than a Travelodge - we much look forward to coming this way again! Terry, Jacqui and James Follen April 2009

Not sure why the ratings are so low for this place. I've…read morebeen many times and always had an enjoyable experience, a real example of how to do 'pub with food & rooms' Dining room is excellent, great lighting, layout and atmosphere. I've stayed in the rooms and cool, fresh and 'sea side' in a modern way, recommended, especially the sea views. The bar is buzzy, warm and inviting, doesn't detract from the dining room but adds to the overall atmosphere. Of course, in the summer, the terrace is the place to be with wonderful, uninterrupted views of the sea. Took a trip up on my return to the UK and wasn't disappointed this evening, a changed menu but some excellent additions (although damn it, I miss the cheese straws and pigs'n'blankets as starters..) Shared baked halloumi, on a bed of of artichokes and chestnuts for starters. We both decided to go for the wonderful air cured gammon steaks with chargrilled pineapple and a selection of delectable side dishes - the gammon was really outstanding, been a long time since I've eaten gammon and this was terrific. Finished with apple crumble and custard for me, and a modern twist on Black Forest gateaux for her...both really rich, and delightful ways to end a lovely meal. I do hope some more customers rate Fludyers higher than it currently is...it's worth it!

The Fluders has recently been refurbished and the garish colour schemes have finally gone. In its…read moreplace is a much more neutral and welcoming pub with exceptionally friendly staff. Located on the sea front in old Felixstowe it boasts amazing views from its front conservatory with large windows. And being slightly further away from town you will find that it's not as rammed as the other sea front pubs. The menu is good and the specials are frequently changing meaning there is always something new to get your teeth around. The pub is separated into two areas, one with is very 'pub like' with a pool table, creaky wooden chairs and blackboards and the other is slightly newer with netting on the ceiling to give it that 'fisherman's' feel. Highly underrated pub that serves all day and if you want to escape the hustle and bustle of the high street, take a walk to old Felixstowe and stop in for a bite.