Suffolk has a large choice of pubs and inns in which to stay some with delightfully eccentric names.  There are old smuggler ale houses, brick, flint and thatched ones.  Some with stunning views over sea or marsh, or quaint harbour settings.  At the heart of a village or town, with old-world charm, roses round the door and four poster beds. Where you are lulled to sleep by the crash of a wave, the hoot of an owl or the still of the night. Some are even said to be haunted or where famous people have stayed.  Winter days where you can watch the clouds ferry the October light across the sky and the light dazzling on the beach where evenings are soft and hushed almost as if they were listening for something. Roaring log fires and Suffolk brews, bar and restaurant menus, many incorporating locally caught seafood and game.  Where a warm Suffolk welcome is guaranteed.