The Swan House, located in the heart of the bustling market town of Beccles, offers charming and idiosyncratic room-only accommodation, making it an ideal base for exploring the Suffolk heritage coast and the Norfolk Broads. Each room is thoughtfully designed, blending character and comfort.

Jeremiah’s Room, named after a former resident of Swan House in 1826, is a spacious and distinctive room featuring a mezzanine accessed by a ship’s ladder, perfect for responsible children. There is a double bed and two single beds. Plus an en-suite wet room with separate bath. The room’s stunning hand-painted wall mural of Beccles by artist Fedora adds a unique touch.

Margot’s Room has a double bed and a small en-suite wet room and is peaceful and inviting, complete with a private balcony overlooking the courtyard where guests can relax with a morning coffee or an evening glass of wine.

Seth’s Room is a cozy, intimate space with one double bed and an en-suite wet room, ideal for a relaxing stay with comfortable seating and all the modern amenities needed for a tranquil escape.

Eln’s Room, honouring its Tudor heritage, captures the essence of its 1587 origins with unique lighting crafted by a local artisan and a beautiful feature fireplace. There is also a double bed and en-suite wet room.

William’s Room retains its historic charm with creaky floorboards and a design sympathetic to its original qualities, named after William Bendy, who lived there in 1746. The room features a double bed and a spacious en-suite wet room with separate bath, offering a perfect mix of character and modern comfort.

All the rooms have a flat screen TV, complimentary toiletries and tea & coffee making facilities.

Guests at The Swan House can also enjoy a lunch menu served daily between 12 and 3 pm. With its blend of history, charm, and thoughtful amenities, The Swan House provides a unique and memorable stay in the heart of Beccles.

There is plenty to see and do in the area, including:

Beccles & District Museum.

Henstead Exotic Gardens.

The Broads National Park.

Africa Alive.

East Anglia Transport Museum.

For more information & rates, please visit our website.