Wentworth Hotel

Hotel information

• When you're not investigating the region’s fantastic countryside or the splendid beaches of Suffolk, you can have a rest in the hotel’s two commodious and tasteful lounges.
• There are easy chairs in which you are able to settle down with a generous book or the day's newspaper.
• Alternatively, you could sit by the window with a savoury coffee and watch the world go by as persons walk along the seafront.
• In the summer months, you can have a rest with the sun on your overlook in one of the lounges’ sunny spots and in winter, you are able to warm yourself by the roaring open fire.
• Outside, there are two sea-facing terraces in which you are able to sit and admire the sun and the sea panorama.
• Morning coffee, light snacks and cream teas are catered in the terraces.
• Darfield House, which is in front of the major hotel, also has an enchanting patio park..

Room information

There are 35 cautiously equipped rooms at the Wentworth Hotel, a lot of with vistas over the coast and the sea. The suites vary in size and seven of the suites are in Darfield House, in front of the major hotel. These apartments are specially huge and well appointed. Clients stay in Darfield House also have the use of a solitary courtyard park. Binoculars are offered in the suites with sea panorama, so that visitors able to study the not-so-distant horizon. Apartments are regularly renowated to a high standard and are clear, convivial and hospitable. Every room is equipped with a copy of Catherine Hale’s book, A Seaside Holiday, a story approximately Orlando the cat and his vacation in Owlbarrow (Aldeburgh). For visitors who find stairs difficult, there are five apartments on the 1st floor. The inn does not have a elevator.

Food & beverage

• The restaurant has received two AA Rosettes for the spectacular preparation of its food and the nice quality of the ingredients it uses.
• The refined candlelit restaurant is offering an adorable and relaxing setting in which to take pleasure in your meal.
• The carte menu changes on a daily basis, reflecting the best, freshest seasonal make accessible locally.
• Whatever you have designed for your vacation, the hotel’s liberal and delicious breakfasts are a prime way to begin your day.
• You are able to enjoy fresh fruit salad, yoghurt, cereals, porridge, locally smoked kippers or the hotel’s full conventional cooked English breakfast.
• At lunchtime, the verandah brasserie proposes a big variety of dishes, from light bites to cooked meals.
• In season, you are able to enjoy a brand-new crab sandwich or you could everytime have that ancient favourite, conventional cod and chips.
• The hotel proposes an spectacular seafood carte menu, including fresh, locally caught fish from a Lowestoft fishing boat crewed by Aldeburgh fishermen..

Area information

Aldeburgh is a tranquil, but flourishing city on the unspoiled Suffolk beach, internationally well known for its annual music celebration founded by Benjamin Britten in 1948. The city also has a strong maritime custom dating back to 1300. There are silent long-shore fishermen who launch their boats from the shingle coast and sell their catches from the black-tarred huts. The region has something for every person, from sports and the arts to stately homes and palaces. The area’s enchanting state lanes, wonderful, conventional cottages and heath land and terraces are all encircled by the scenic, unspoiled village of the Suffolk coastline. Aldeburgh lies in a locality of striking genuine beauty. It has a championship hole golf course, prime sailing on the River Alde, a lot of countryside and coast strolls and several bird reserves not far from. Minsmere Bird Reserve is operated by the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds and the Marsh Harrier and Bittern both flourish there. Surrounding Havergate Island is a home of the Avocet. The Alde Estuary is leading with sailors and for keen golfers, there are two challenging courses in golf within several minutes’ drive. Surrounding Snape Maltings provides a place for music all year round, including the world-popular Aldeburgh Festival in June and the Snape Proms in August. Other surrounding sights include the Oysterage at Orford, Framlingham Castle and Leiston Abbey. The town of Norwich is a relatively short trip away.

Travel information

By Car (from London and the South): - Leave the M25 at blend 28 and then follow the A12 to Ipswich. - Take the A14 towards Felixstowe. - Approximately four miles (6. five km) after crossing the Orwell bridge, filter off the A14 onto the A12, following the signs for Lowestoft. - Continue on the A12, till after you have passed via the countryside of Farnham. - Turn right, onto the A1094 to Aldeburgh. By Car (from the North): - Take the A1 and then the A14 to Ipswich. - Take the A14 towards Felixstowe. - Then follow the above directions. By Car (from the east beach and Norfolk): - From Norwich, take the B1332 to Bungay. - From Bungay, take the A144 through Halesworth to the A12. - Keep south on the A12, heading towards Yoxford. - Turn left onto the B1122 and follow the highway through to Aldeburgh. - Once in Aldeburgh, pass the church on the left-hand side and go down the hill to the crossroads. - Turn left into Wentworth Road. - The hotel’s entry is 300 m further on, on the right. Car parking: The car parking is a further 50 meters further on, on the left-hand side.

Quick description

Looking out to sea from a tranquil, tranquil location on the vivid, unspoiled Suffolk beach, this glamorous hotel has been governed by a member of the same family since 1920. With a matchless convention of cordiality stretching back more than 85 years, the Pritt family take well-known pride in the Wentworth Hotel’s wealthy heritage and its long record of high standards. Nevertheless, the inn has changed over time to meet the changing needs of today's customers. All of the hotel’s 35 en apartment suites are clear, vivacious and hospitable, with a lot of suites offering breathtaking views of the sea. All rooms in the hotel have a TV, radio and phone. The restaurant has received two AA Rosettes for its striking food. The carte menu changes daily to reflect the best, freshest make accessible locally. In a lot of ways, the Wentworth is everything a seaside resort hotel should be, a delicious mixture of the popular and the current.

Cancellation policy

Cancellation Policy: If cancelled up to three days before date of arrival, no fee will be charged. Whether cancelled later or in case of no-show, the entire price of the reservation will be charged. Kids and Extra Bed Policy: All kids are welcome. All kids under 1 year staying free when using existing bedding. All kids under two years are charged GBP two. 00 per night and individual for cots. All older kids or groun-ups are charged GBP ten. 00 per night and individual for supplementary beds. Maximum holding capacity of supplementary beds/babycots in a suite is three. Deposit Policy: No deposit will be charged. Vat and city/tourist taxes: VAT is included. Facilities charge is included. City/tourist tax is not applicable. Internet connection: Wireless internet connection is obtainable in complete hotel and is free. Meal Plan: Full English breakfast is included in the suite rate. Nutritious breakfas is included in the suite rate. Smorgasbord is included in the apartment rate. Car park: Free social car park is available on spot. Pets: Pets are allowed. Charges may be applicable. The inn reserves the right to pre-authorise credit cards prior to arrival.

Hotel Facilities

• Parking

• Restaurant

• Pets Allowed

• Bar

• Newspapers

• Garden

• Terrace

• Non-Smoking Rooms

• Rooms/Facilities for Disabled Guests

• Free Parking

• Heating

• All Public and Private spaces non-smoking

• Room Service

• Meeting/Banquet Facilities

• Laundry

• Dry Cleaning

• Breakfast in the Room

• Internet Services

• Packed Lunches

• Fax/Photocopying

• Wi-Fi/Wireless LAN

• Free Wi-Fi Internet Access Included