Suffolk..... A beautiful, unspoilt county rich in history. Architecture, archaeology and countryside that has been the subject of the greatest landscape painters. Hintlesham Hall is a part of this heritage. Built in Elizabethan times, with important Stuart and Georgian additions, the Hall's Grade 1 Listing places it at the pinnacle of treasured buildings making it the perfect place from which to explore Suffolk's Heritage. Hintlesham's reputation is for top class hotel facilities in a friendly, professional style, excellent cuisine and a magnificent cellar, with modern health and leisure facilities forming the 20th and 21st century additions.

Suffolk's trademark pastel coloured plaster and timber houses abound in 15th/16th century wool towns and villages such as Lavenham and nearby Kersey, many with cathedral-sized churches. Networks of quiet lanes lead to historic abbeys such as at Bury St Edmunds. Orford has one of many ancient castles and is yet another fascinating place in its own right. The Heritage Coast includes the Victorian fishing towns of Aldeburgh, home of one of Europe's greatest music festivals, and Southwold.

The list goes on - ocean and waterway, wildlife sanctuaries, other organised attractions and natural beauty.