Sutherland House Southwold - England

The Sutherland House Southwold ranks among this Suffolk city’s most historic buildings. This medieval home has stood in the city centre’s high street since 1455, and former royalty of England slept in its stately guestrooms, where all king sized beds boast luxurious goose down bedding. Visitors must be careful when climbing down steep stairs and ducking under low ceilings to reach the award winning restaurant which uses only locally grown ingredients. Up to 60 guests can celebrate or attend meetings at the versatile garden function room with an original brick fireplace and flexible banqueting arrangements. Visitors can also easily stroll to Southwold’s pier or any of the neighbouring high street shops.

Number of Rooms: 3