Escape the hustle and bustle of London - Enjoy a stay in the beautiful county of Suffolk

With our close proximity to London, only 120km from Stratford and the Olympic Park, you can enjoy excellent entry and exit points from our county to the whole of London. Suffolk is ideally placed for ease of access by road, rail and air into London, with Woodbridge only 50 minutes by train into Stratford. Direct trains run from Ipswich to Stratford, every ½ hour, National Express also runs excellent rail links across the whole of the county into the city, including Eurostar connections to the continent.

Suffolk is in a unique position with its close proximity to The Olympic Venues in Stratford. Transport into London and Suffolk is supported by many private and public transport networks, making Suffolk ideally placed for access by road, rail, air or sea.

Renowned for its friendly atmosphere, you will receive a warm welcome in Suffolk and here at Seckford Hall Hotel, we will make your stay in the lead up, during and after the 2012 games an enjoyable experience. When it comes to relaxation in the county, Suffolk’s picturesque countryside will inspire you. From pretty seaside resorts to quaint villages and charming peaceful countryside, places of historical interest, to larger towns with excellent facilities, good quality restaurants, shops, sports and leisure facilities.  Whether you are looking to make Suffolk your base during the Olympic Games or a place to relax, Seckford Hall Hotel is ideally suited to your needs.

Suffolk is less than an hour by road from Stansted and Norwich international airports, and around 2 hours from Gatwick, Heathrow, Luton and London City. The M25- A12/A14 corridor into Suffolk has received considerable investment over the years, making travel by road easy into and out of the county, with many of the Olympic venues approximately 1-½ hours by road. Harwich international port is less than hour by road.

Pictures at the top (from left to right): Kentwell Hall Suffolk, Aldeburgh beach Suffolk, peaceful Suffolk countryside, canoeist.