Sibton White Horse Inn

Lovely well run Inn - well situated to visit Southwold & Aldeburgh, Snape , Sutton Hoo . ( 30 mins) . King Suite. Room was very clean and comfortable and warm , refreshed daily . Food was very good and well presented. Staff are very polite and helpful - has an old fashioned quality of caring for guests . Be nice to visit in Summer aswell and sit in the garden. Would recommend - was a very relaxing stay .

The location is perfect for visiting the local beaches and villages. Southwold and Aldeburgh were very quaint. Our evening meal was superb, it’s a must if you stay here. The breakfast service was fast, efficient and served with a smile..all in all very nice with a great choice on the menu. Watching the wild life from our garden view was wonderful..all in all a great stay. Totally recommend it.

It was a great place to stay. We were there on new years eve. Great meal. But every body left at about 10pm. So we did not see the new year in the bar. But in our room. I did feel sorry for the landlord and landlady. They were very nice people. But I think that is the way the world is at the moment. But I do recommend the white horse.

The double room was a good size and although not shiek, was nicely decorated, comfortable and very clean. The bar and restaurant areas were Ye Ole' pub in decor, warmth, and furnishings appropriate. Cosy. Our breakfasts were near perfect and the staff readily accepted fried egg was well overcooked and this portion of the breakfast was quickly replaced with the most perfectly cooked one.

This is a real find. The welcome is genuine and the rooms are excellent - spacious, scrupulously clean, comfortable and well appointed. But where this establishment simply soars away from its competitors is in the food that it offers. At first sight I thought the evening menu looked a bit ambitious for a place this size but how wrong I was; the dishes are imaginatively conceived and the results are perfect. It's a truly accomplished kitchen. The beer is local and well kept; the wine list is broad and reasonable and the service is excellent. I also have to make a note that this is probably the one of the best breakfasts I've eaten in decades of travelling. The meats are locally produced and hark back to the days when bacon actually tasted of bacon; they take the care of peeling the tomatoes (I've been to high-end, 5 star establishments that don't do that), and the coffee is delicious. If you're booking a place in Suffolk then look no further. And bring your best appetite...