Dunwich Holiday Cottages

Dunwich Cottages

Suffolk Coastal District

Tinkers Cottage

Ref: S10230

Reviews 37

Tinkers Cottage, on three floors with lovely views across the bay to Southwold, is close to the beach in the village of Dunwich on the coast of Suffolk. The village has a pub and cafe and is ideal for nature and bird enthusiasts as it is next to...

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Suffolk Coastal District

Church Farm Cottage, Dunwich

Ref: S535816

Reviews 19

Westleton is an idyllic village near the Suffolk coast, nestled between Southwold and Aldeburg and offers all the attributes you could hope for in a Suffolk village, with a village green complete with pond and ducks. The village is easily...

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£111

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Suffolk Coastal District

Appletree Cottage

Ref: S88185

Reviews 6

A charactersic Suffolk cottage situated in Dunwich; a pretty coastal village with a shingle beach. Good food is served at the local Inn and Cafe and the village has excellent access to local nature reserves and the towns of Southwold and...

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Suffolk Coastal District

Church Farm Cottage, Dunwich

Ref: S588208

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£127

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Suffolk Coastal District

Tinkers Cottage

Ref: S938049

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£80

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Dunwich Holiday Cottages

Dunwich, nestled on the Suffolk coast, is a charming and quiet rural village. One of the biggest draws of this town is the ruins of the medieval port and priory, much of which has been lost to the sea. Dunwich Heath holds all you could want for walking and cycling, and you'll find plenty of wildlife at the nearby RSPB Minsmere. After a long day, enjoy the fresh seasonal menu at The Ship Inn or have a drink overlooking the sea at The 12 Lost Churches.

We hand-pick our Dunwich holiday cottages for their charm and character. You'll find spacious barn conversions and farmhouses with relaxed open-plan living areas for large groups. If you want something more intimate, try our range of romantic cabins and cottages with open fireplaces and hot tubs. We also have dog-friendly cottages with easy access to all the best walking routes.

At Snaptrip, we offer thousands of UK holiday cottages, all backed by our best price guarantee. Use our search filters to find your ideal holiday cottage in Dunwich and rest assured that our friendly customer service team are always on hand to help.

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What our customers say about their holidays

James - Verified booking

Very comfortable cottage, but needing a bit more care on basic items.

Exterior light does not work, due to broken switch in hall. Lighting in sitting room poor. Light bulbs either side of tv too glaring and bright. Need to be replaced with soft white bulbs. Lights above sofa stuck on dim as dimmer switch does not work. Kitchen very well equipped, but a colander and a pair of kitchen scissors would help. Lovely comfortable sofa and gorgeous bed. Slept so well. Thank you. Best vacuum cleaner we have ever encountered in a holiday let. We appreciate that it's early in the season, but when we sat outside, the impression was of a lack of attention to the exterior area. Not a pleasant place to sit. It just looked unkempt. All this sounds very critical, but it's a lovely cottage, and could be so much better if more attention was paid to the little things.

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Adrian - Verified booking

Lovely cottage, but not quite right for us.

Ample parking is a bonus in Dunwich, and the cottage, although small, is comfortable and well equipped. Location couldn't be better. We had 2 major issues, which may not be a problem for other renters. The listing details do not make it clear that the small bedroom is accessed through the large one, and that all the facilities for storing clothes are in the small bedroom: in effect this is a one bedroom cottage. It is challenging for people with mobility difficulties, as the stiff gate and 2 steps from the parking area to the garden are difficult to negotiate, and the shower is impossible for less mobile people to use. I would happily return to the cottage again by myself or with a partner, but it was not an easy stay for my friend, who has mobility difficulties.

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Nikki - Verified booking

We booked the cottage after viewing the photos and reading the reviews.

There were two of us plus our spaniel. The cottage was very clean and comfortable (the super king size bed especially). The owner had left us some hot cross buns, cake, milk and a bottle of fizz which was very generous. However, the photos and description indicate that we had access to the rear garden, but there were âPrivateâ signs on the main and side gate which prevented access. Fortunately there is an enclosed garden at the front of the property so the dog did have somewhere. Dogs are not allowed on the sofa or in the bedrooms which is not mentioned in the description. The location is perfect with a dog friendly beach (and cafe) a 10min walk, and a pub 5mins away. A great base for exploring the Suffolk coast.

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Lynn - Verified booking

Lovely location and plenty to see all around.

I had already phoned sykes about how the back garden would work for us with our dog and was assured that it would be ok. There is a large fenced area at the back when we arrived it was nothing like the pictures shown. On pictures it was a large lawn. in reality it is unsightly full of dead weeds and brambles and nettles and broken fencing and PRIVATE. this is NOt how it was described. Although the property was clean it is shabby and needs repainting in a few places. The fridge is small with a ice box which was totally iced up and not practical for a RURAL self catering property. Shame really I wouldn"t reccomend it to freinds even though it is in a lovely setting.

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Philip - Verified booking

Nowhere to hang or store clothes in main bedroom.

Bath slippery if used as shower, no higher level hand holds. "Gardens" poorly maintained and limited access. General maintenance poor: doors not fitting, wall paint peeling. Heating erratic and temperature control poor. Kitchen lacking basic equipment: washing-up bowl, scissors, no recycling bin. Only one spare loo roll provided. Sitting room lighting poor and shortage of power sockets. Reading lamp unstable. Kitchen tongs broken, wine glass cracked, water filter expired. Bathroom window glazed with clear glass, overlooked by neighbouring property. Generally we were disappointed with the accommodation.

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Things to do near Dunwich

Dunwich Beach

The sea has slowly been nibbling away at the once thriving seaport of Dunwich. In the 14th Century it matched London in size and was the capital of the Kingdom and in the Domesday book of 1086 it's population was over 3000. Now around 240 inhabitants live in this historic village.

Framlingham Castle

Framlingham Castle in Suffolk was once a stronghold of the powerful earls and dukes of Norfolk. It is now owned by English Heritage and is open to the public to view. Activities include a castle wall walk, events and exhibitions. Cafe, Shop and family friendly.

Orford Castle

In the dainty town of Orford lies the Grand Keep of the original Orford Castle. An historic piece of architecture that stands tall on the land and was originally built by Henry II to protect the port. Get dizzy from the spiral staircase and catch your breath for the great views overlooking Orford Ness.

East Anglia Transport Museum

A 'living' transport museum in Carlton Colville. Home to many working preserved & restored public transport vehicles. Tea room & gift shop.

Dunwich Cottages

Suffolk Coastal District

Tinkers Cottage

Ref: S10230

Reviews 37

Suffolk Coastal District

Church Farm Cottage, Dunwich

Ref: S535816

Reviews 19

Suffolk Coastal District

Appletree Cottage

Ref: S88185

Reviews 6

Suffolk Coastal District

Church Farm Cottage, Dunwich

Ref: S588208

Suffolk Coastal District

Tinkers Cottage

Ref: S938049