Seckford Hall Hotel is set in the heart of Suffolk's Constable country just 7 miles north of Ipswich on the A12, and a mile from Woodbridge. Of all the hotels in Ipswich, Seckford Hall with its Tudor façade, tall chimneys and huge carved oak entrance door sitting amongst splendid gardens, fine trees and lake is the place to stay. With its Elizabethan past, oak was used in the panelling, ceilings, doors and archways, with intricate carvings depicting the history and splendour of its period.
All bedrooms at Seckford Hall Hotel are non-smoking and come with broadband Internet access and digital radio and television. Hi-Speed Wireless Internet is available in the public areas and is free.
Seckford Hall has two restaurants - The oak panelled award winning, Fine Dining Restaurant in the main house specialises in fresh lobster dishes, the local Suffolk Duckling and pays particular attention to fresh ingredients available from local farms and fishing waters. The Courtyard Brasserie Restaurant offers light meals and drinks and caters for afternoon teas and suppers. There is also the Tudor Bar and Lounge areas within the hotel that serve bar lunches.
The courtyard leisure facilities are set inside a 1550's Tudor Tithe barn adjacent to the hotel with its large swimming pool and fully equipped gymnasium. There is also a health & beauty salon. Next door, only minutes walk from the hotel, is Seckford Golf Club, with an 18-hole course.
An ideal location to explore the many attractions in the area including the many villages and towns in Dedham Vale that inspired John Constable, the famous romantic landscape painter.
Two main conference rooms are available at Seckford Hall, together with smaller rooms. The Lakeside holds up to 120 people.

