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"A very friendly host. Great location for walking on heath land and the Suffolk coastal path. Within easy reach of Minsmere and Sutton Hoo. Thorpeness is a very interesting fantasy coastal resort developed for the wealthy in the early 20th century. Worth a visit for its architecture alone."

"Lovely cosy property perfect for a relaxing weekend. Nice towns nearby with castles to visit etc"

"Used this as a base to explore the Suffolk coast and rural villages. Very good to come back and relax in quiet surroundings in the evening. Can recommend this to any couple looking for a nicely decorated and well equipped accommodation."

"Ideal for a short break, we were attending a wedding in the area and the cottage was ideal."

"A lovely relaxing stay in a beautiful cottage."

"Stunning views of the river, with boats sailing by. Large garden which goes down to the river with lovely walks. House basic but spacious, with a conservatory. Acess to the house on a rural track. We enjoyed lots of nearby outings."

"Communication from owner was clear, friendly and helpful. Property is fairly quiet, with lovely sitting room and log burner. Master bedroom was nice with plenty of space around the bed and openable windows to get the temperature right."

"This has to be one of the best places we have ever stayed at and would happily go back and recommend to friends too. Lovely quiet location with all the facilities you could need and a great host. "

"Quite a few areas of cleaning could do with attention to detail - floorboards very chipped, dusty between them, bottom removable seal on shower door thick with green mouldy slime (I removed it to clean myself). I think 6 people would have been very hard to squeeze in - limited hanging space for clothes, small towel rail in bathroom etc. Living area very full with the 3 sofas and table."

"The cottage was cosy, ideal for the 2 of us for 3 nights. Not a huge fan of Saxmundham, but loved Suffolk. Visited Orford, Rendlesham Forest, Aldeburgh - beautiful places."