One nights stay. Shower room was spotless and modern. Toiletries provided were very good. Bedroom was tired in places but bed very comfy. Floors in corridor squeaky so we were woken when people walked by. The communal areas in the hotel were very welcoming. We especially enjoyed the lounge areas with board games and books. Breakfast was tasty but would have liked a buffet. The menu was taken away after our first order.

Very clean, and staff friendly and very helpful

Very comfortable and clean. Good service. Poor menu.

A lovely hotel with lots of different comfortable seating areas. Fantastic food and lovely rooms. Staff were very helpful and friendly. I would thoroughly recommend this hotel and the surrounding area.

The Hotel showed me the bill which was £200.46 Which I considered reasonable. However, I payed Expedia £282.99. I consider a booking fee of £82.53 excessive to put it mildly. Hugh Thompson, Itinerary no :- 72900690219476

Un lieu de charme en bord de mer. Jolie chambre. Excellent petit déjeuner fait maison. Des salons pour rêver et papoter. Un accueil agréable. Des balades sympathiques à faire. Bref parfait.

Excellent all round Hotel. Does need a lift.

Room was small and a bit dated but a large balcony and we were lucky with the sunshine so we did sit out for a while each day. It would be beautiful in the summer ! That said the hotel is lovely, comfortable with lots of lively places to sit and read. The food is excellent - fantastic meal three courses for 33 pounds and well worth it. We would stay again and Aldeburgh is just lovely !!

Everything about the hotel was excellent but especially the staff. Wish I could give them 6 or more stars. However, this is not a hotel for a fun holiday; it is quiet, peaceful, with many comfortable spaces to read, take tea or coffee and relax.

This was our third stay at this exceptional family-owned hotel. And we'll be back again. Everything is just so, with pleasant staff, comfy bedrooms, wonderful served breakfast (including such delights as kippers and finnan haddock), relaxing lounges, and a wonderful setting across the road from a walk along the beach to neighbouring Thorpeness (and Sizewell Power Station). Daily changing menu in the restaurant gives plenty of choice, including veggie options, with everything freshly prepared and beautifully served. The town is unchanging and old-fashioned, including a cinema. The area is beautiful without trying too hard. It's a long way from Leeds, but it's worth the journey.

The only thing I could fault were the veggie sausages which were a frozen abomination - get some decent fresh ones and I would have said our stay was faultless. The staff in particular were lovely and the power shower was fantastic !

Lovely property, quiet with excellent dining .

Excellent location with easy access to the beach, good restaurants and shops

We have stayed at the Wentworth before and as then, everything was first class. Credit to Hotels.com as well. Thank you.

Apart from the hotel not having a lift for residents, it was splendid in all other respects and seemed to be a happy place. Staff were pleasant and helpful.

Our room was comfortable and spacious. The staff were very helpful. Fine location for walking into town or enjoying the North Sea frontage location. Cozy bar. Numerous comfortable lounges for relaxation. Excellent breakfasts and good dinners. Classic ambience.

Lovely hotel We’ll situated Our bedroom had a sea view

Lovely room…big windows out to the sea on the top floor. Clean, spacious, freshly decorated with a small but perfectly formed en-suite. Comfy large bed with crisp linens. Breakfast was gorgeous…everything was freshly prepared and of high quality….fresh fruit salad was yummy! Freshly made pancakes with maple syrup and crispy bacon was fabulous.

A lovely stay at a lovely hotel, with delightful staff.

An unexpected gem and one of the best hotels I’ve ever stayed in! Amazing detail in the decor and excellent service. I can’t recommend highly enough.