Frostenden Hall is a Grade II* listed former Manor House. The star was awarded for the outstanding panelling and moulded ceiling in the double guest bedroom. The Hall dates from the middle of the 17th century although the facade is 18th century.

The Hall is set in mature gardens overlooking the church with its Saxon round tower. Round tower churches are a feature of this part of East Anglia and are very rare in the rest of the country. The round tower at Frostenden has been dated to AD937.

Frostenden Hall is set on a 600 acre arable farm with a good network of public footpaths allowing visitors to enjoy the
surrounding countryside.

Conveniently situated at the end of a short road which just leads to the church and Hall, just off the A12, the location is peaceful and secluded. It is 4 miles from Southwold and within easy reach of Beccles, Walberswick, Aldeburgh and Snape Maltings famous for its musical concerts. The RSPB Minsmere bird reserve is only a short distance away making Frostenden Hall a perfect base for a wide variety of interests.

Because of the special architectural interest of the Hall it has not been possible to provide en-suite bathrooms. A large private bathroom is available for use by guests and we do provide snuggly bathrobes for guests' use!

Accommodation

• One large Double Bedroom with private Bathroom £80.00
• One Twin Bedroom with private Bathroom £70.00
• Single occupancy rates available on request.

Facilities include:

• Tea and coffee making facilities (and homemade biscuits)
  in the rooms.
• T.V.
• Radio alarm.
• Hairdryer.
• Snuggly bath robes provided.
• Fresh flowers in rooms.
• Full English breakfast is included using ingredients sourced from local producers (Vegetarian option available).
• Ample car parking.
• Children welcome.
• Sorry no pets.
• No smoking.
• We are sorry but we are unable to take credit cards. Method of payment cash or cheque.

There are ample restaurants and pubs in the area for lunches and evening meals.

The huge Double Bedroom with its panelled walls and moulded ceiling is a gem and gives the Hall its star listing.

The Twin Bedroom next door to the double has views across the lawn toward the church.

Breakfast is served in the Guests' Dining Room. The breakfasts are cooked to order from locally sourced produce. Vegetarian options available too .

Frostenden Church with its ancient, Saxon tower is just at the end of the garden.