Room was excellent. Everything I needed (tea, coffee etc and towels) and very nice smelling handwash, shampoo, conditioner and hand/body lotion. I just had breakfast and dinner and the menus were very well balanced. All my meals were delicious and with very generous portions.

My room; Hen Hill has slightly peculiar layout of toilet being on a raised platform as was the bath (with shower facilities), which then meant the shower head rested on the highest setting of the rail was too low for me to enjoy a shower as the roof was on a slope. I'm 5feet 4inches tall, so could get in and out of the bath relatively ok (getting out of the raised bath was a bit of a trick though).

I absolutely love The Ship Inn and it seems better than ever! 1)The location- how can you beat it? A few paces down a lane to the sea- with a cafe too! 2)The peace- a little row of pretty cottages and a church. 3)The staff- clearly have a great manager as everyone was happy and so helpful! They work really hard! 4)attention to detail- treats for dogs, thoughtful touches, a full length mirror and a plug socket close by for people blowdrying their hair!! Drives me mad when that’s forgotten! 5) the food!! Simply a fabulous chef!!

I can’t fault this place. It’s so relaxed, welcoming and wonderful to visit.

Very comfy spacious room. Comfy bed. Plenty of pillows. Room furniture very nice. Love the location. Very quiet. Good family room.

Breakfast was tasty. Some staff going above and beyond to help make it a good experience. You have to ask for everything at breakfast, which means it is really freshly cooked and delicious, which I liked. However, I worried i was putting the staff out asking for extra butters, drinks etc. because each item they have to bring. Perhaps a minimum amount available to help yourself to- juices, water, sauces, butter etc, would help this? Thanks

The Ship Inn built 1868 is the last building on the High Street before making a left turn to the beach (pebble/shingle). It is approximately 200 metres to the beach and beach side tea rooms and car park. Our room 'Leat Hill' was on a shared landing up a flight of stairs with the room overlooking a paved patio and the garden. The room was en-suite (bath shower over), comfortable, well furnished,, and very warm even without the heating. There was plentiful hot water, a nice comfortable bath and good range of toiletries. It was large enough for two adults and two small dogs with two dog beds, drinking bowls and dog treats being provided. This is a genuine 'dog friendly' establishment with dogs welcome in all areas. We had breakfast everyday and the menu had a good choice of cereal, cooked breakfasts, for all tastes, and drinks all served at the table. We had two evening meals (main course with sweet) and the food and service were excellent. The conservatory was our choice of venue for eating but we also dined in the restaurant. The garden area is large and well equipped with tables and there is also a garden bar. There is parking for six cars plus a reserved space for people with mobility concerns otherwise it is street side parking (not a problem). Dunwich is a very quiet village even during day despite the beach being so close to the Inn. The Staff were outstanding throughout our stay.

Staff super friendly and helpful. A great pet-friendly welcome! There was a dog-bed, bowl and tasty treat for our canine friend. The room was a little on the small side for 2 people and a dog, (however it was as described on the website!)

The room was very hot. The radiator in the bathroom was scorching! We couldn't stand up fully in the shower too close to the shower head because of the sloping roof and the double bed was a little on the small side! Other than that, we enjoyed our stay, with friendly, accommodating staff, in a super location a couple of minutes walk from the beach.

The property was amazing, the family room was great for my son who is in a wheel chair. The beach walk was beautiful and so near. The staff were very friendly and helpful. My son was sick during the night and they were so understanding in the morning, and reassured us to not worry about the soiled sheets. Thank you.

The pub itself wasn’t wheel chair friendly due to its age but the staff were helpful with ramps but need to be shown how to use them to prevent a potential accident from happening. Breakfast was delicious although, it took a while for it all to come then the second course arrived before my friend and son and the other table finished their cereals. My cereals were forgotten, although I tried to point this out a couple of times, I was offered them but My hot food would have gone cold. Too many flies about, could do with some fly catching equipment.

Loved our stay here. The family "room" was actually a a little suite - a double room and twin with little bathroom in between, so we were all thrilled with the extra space. Careful with heads though - my boys and husband are all over 6ft and had to watch themselves not only through doorways but also inside the rooms, designed for smaller folk when the Inn was built in the 16th century, so we would ask for a lower floor another time, now that we know. Breakfast really delicious. Dogs made welcome. Perfect location for visiting Minsmere and experiencing the Suffolk Coast. We were seeing friends in Aldeburgh the day before and after, and it was a proper little holiday treat to stay here in between.

Somewhat grumpy welcome on arrival. We were very late, I know, but we had called in advance to let them know.... However staff at breakfast the next morning were delightful and couldn't have been more helpful.

The hotel is ideally located for visits to local beauty spots (e.g. Dunwich Heath) and attractive towns (Southwold, Aldeburgh). The breakfast food was good (I particularly liked the muesli) and our evening meals were also well prepared and tasty, with plenty of choice. The staff were friendly and happy to please. The good-sized bathroom with bath was a definite plus.

Our bedroom was smaller than expected and I banged my shins a couple of times on the bed, which only just fitted. The switch for my bedside light was stuck behind the bed, making it difficult to switch on and off - small issues, that didn't affect our enjoyment of the weekend but might have become annoying for a longer stay. Service was rather slow at breakfast time, perhaps due to the kitchen struggling to cope with hot meal orders?

The staff were really welcoming and friendly, but quick and efficient as well. We had a choice of seating areas for supper and the food was excellent, we didn't have room for dessert! Our room was cosy and had a lovely feel to it, with a very comfy bed, so we slept well. We opted for a lie-in, so missed breakfast sadly. The beautiful beach is just a 3min walk away down a quiet track, and it's not to be missed, especially on the glorious days that we were there. This is a wonderful place to eat or stay, I highly recommend it.

Cosy, quirky old hotel. It is very much about accommodation and good food. The food is of high-end restaurant standard., with a lovely cosy feel. The location suited us very well. It is quiet, undeveloped with a lovely walks on the beach, through woodland and across heathland.

Service was rather slow but the Ship was very busy. The service at breakfast could have been more attentive. However. the food for both dinner and breakfast was of an excellent standard.