Places to stay in Dunwich, Suffolk

Dunwich is a small town in Suffolk 9 miles south of Southwold and 7 miles north of Leiston on the North Sea coast. Local restaurants include The Ship Inn At Dunwich, Flora Tearooms, The Black Dog Deli, and The Bell Inn.

The center of Dunwich ( which is at is longitude 1°37'34.136 and latitude 52°16'42.204 ) is located 2 miles away from Westleton, 3 miles away from Hinton, 4 miles away from Southwold and 5 miles away from Reydon.

Available Dunwich lodging

We currently have 7 accommodations in and around Dunwich.

Dunwich Hotels, B&Bs and Guest Houses

Bed & Breakfasts

Ridge Bed And Breakfast

Approx 5 miles away in Reydon:

The Ridge is very easy to get to with its own off street parking and is ideally placed for Southwold town centre and beach. There is good access to a public footpath opposite the house which takes you towards Southwold Common, Walberswick and Dunwich. Southwold town centre is just 10 minutes walk..
14 Halesworth Road
Reydon, Suffolk
Hotels

White House Farm

Approx 5 miles away in Darsham:

Main Road
Darsham, Suffolk
Guest Houses

Newlands Country House

Approx 5 miles away in Reydon:

72 Halesworth Road
Reydon, Suffolk

Dunwich Camping, Caravans, Self Catering

Self Catering Properties

Sutherland House

Approx 5 miles away in Southwold:

Our bedrooms have respected the shape of the original rooms, therefore the rooms are of a very generous size, and have fabulous original features.
56 High Street
Southwold, Suffolk
Holiday Parks

Cliff House Holiday Park

Minsmere Road
Dunwich, Suffolk
Campsites

Mill Hill Farm Camp Site

Approx 5 miles away in Darsham:

Westleton Road
Darsham, Suffolk
Campsite

Approx 5 miles away in Theberton:

Abbey Lane
Theberton, Suffolk
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Things to see and do, places to eat in Dunwich

The Ship Inn At Dunwich ( Dining / Other ). Once a haunt of smugglers, The Ship Inn isn't just a great place to eat, drink, relax and get away from it all – we like to think it's also part of a great story. Now a quiet, idyllic village, surrounded by nature reserves, heathland and beach, only the romantic ruins of Dunwich monastery remain to hint at the fate of this once thriving medieval port claimed by the waves during a terrible storm. It's said you can still hear the peal of the church bells beneath the waves. While we can't guarantee that, there are certain, more earthly things we're always happy to provide… real ales, real food and a real fire. You will find: a great pub, home-cooked food in our restaurant, a cosy hotel with comfortable, traditionally furnished bedrooms, some with views across the sea or marshes. There is also an enormous garden, dotted with fruit trees (including our 300 year old fig tree) and a beach that really is just a couple of minutes walk away. www.shipatdunwich.co.uk Link