Crown House

A wonderful stay at the Crown House for Christmas! The house was perfect for this festive time spent with family - so comfortable and cosy... Sasha decorated a beautiful tree and the fire set the scene beautifully. We love this part of Suffolk - so atmospheric at this time of year. Sasha was a wonderful host - so helpful (very grateful for lending us a few things we forgot!). We would love to return someday...perhaps in Spring/Summer to enjoy a different season. Thank you!

The welcome we received from Sasha was warm and friendly. The room was very smart and comfortable and the breakfast was outstanding. We came back late in the evening after a Concert at the nearby Snape Maltings and enjoyed some wine in front of a log fire in the sitting room, with glasses she had left out especially for us. An excellent place to stay.

We had a splendid half term at the Crown House. Lovely base just to hang out. Or to make quick trips to the sea or nearby forests. Or if you are so inclined to one of the many sites in the area. We enjoyed that but mostly just being the the well equipped house by the first. The Crown House is comfortable. But it is an cottage so tall people (like my husband) beware! There are beans eager to make your acquisition. Even if Sasha couldn’t run the full B&B (due to Covid restrictions) she made our stay a smooth, easy and thus happy one. Thank you for a thoroughly lovely stay.

My old friends and I met up at Sasha's lovely, comfortable house in Suffolk for a long, birthday weekend. The house was perfect for our small group, who love to cook together, chat and spend time catching up. The house is quirky, engaging in its ancient low-ceilingedness, and there is everything necessary for a home from home stay. It's also brilliantly located for Snape, or Aldeburgh with the Suffolk Coasts and Heaths AONB stretching north and south. Sasha was so helpful, with great recommendations for local restaurants, and very welcoming. A lovely stay.

Crown House is a lovely and interesting old house from which to explore the delights of east Suffolk. It's thoughtfully furnished and decorated, with magnificent trees - including quince and walnut. A calm, restful place after the busy streets of Southwold and Aldeburgh.