Accommodation at an historic Inn in a peaceful Suffolk village.

The 600 year old Bell Inn is situated in the heart of Walberswick, near to the village green and a stone's throw from the beach. Its peace and tranquility have always been popular with visitors to this part of Suffolk.

The Bell's low beams, open fires, flag stone floors and high wooden settles provide an all year round welcome. The Inn features several snug rooms and dining areas and sells a wide range of Adnams beers and ales and seasonal a la carte and bar menu with a specials board.

There are four comfortable doubles, a twin bedroom and a family room all with en-suite facilities, tea and coffee, and televisions.

The Bell offers a warm and friendly atmosphere and welcomes children and dogs to this delightful part of the Suffolk Heritage Coast. 

To the north across the River Blyth is the regency town of Southwold, approachable by foot or ferry. To the south lies the wooded heaths of Dunwich and the Minsmere Bird Sanctuary and to the west the famous 'Cathedral of the Marshes' at Blythburgh.