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• School Farm Cottages
  "Get Away From It All"
  "Wonderful, very fully equipped, comfortable cottages on a working farm - ideal for kids of all ages and also good disabled access. Collecting the eggs for us was popular with the children. Owners very friendly and go out of their way to help. Remote, quiet - car essential - masses of things to do in..." Suffolk and beaches. No local shop (Laxfield is nearest and sells most essentials - have a pint at Low House when you go there), pub rather quiet but willing - no buses. .Easy and ample parking. If you cope with single track roads - look no further! " More >
• Laxfield King's Head - The Low House
  "Classic village hostelry"
  "Went to the Low House for lunch after cycling 15 miles to get to it! but have been a few times previously on four mechanical wheels... Laxfield itself is a lovely unspoilt Suffolk village and the Low House compliments its environment perfectly, overlooking a magnificent church. The main draw f..."or aficionados of real ale will be the well kept Adnams drawn straight from the barrel. They do quite a few of Adnams offerings (apart from "Best") including "Lighthouse" and "Fat Sprat", personally I'd steer well clear of these and think Adnams are diversifying their beers too much - still I digress and that's not really relevant to the pub itself. There is a nice sitting out area at the front to chill out and watch the world go by and converse with the (friendly) locals or a fairly large garden and the back. In some ways its nicer to be inside with a lovely old interior, open fire (in Winter) and a couple of snugs. I'd have to mark the Low House down a star for its food which seem... " More >
• Duke House B&B
  "Duke House B&B"
  "Stayed for a second time in this fantastic B&B close to Southwold. The Guesthouse has a great garden and serves a good breakfast, The hosts, Sharon & Ray are extremely welcoming and would absolutely stay there again. Paul Kingston Upon Thames"