Elizabeth Kings Head Inn
The market town of Beccles, situated on the River Waveney, was once a flourishing Saxon seaport. Nowadays you will see an array of pleasure boats and small yachts cruising through the peaceful Broads.

The parish of St Michael's with its imposing detached bell tower, dating from the early 16th century, serves as a landmark for miles around. It was St Michael's in 1749 that Catherine Suckling married the Reverend Edward Nelson and later gave birth to one of the greatest seafarers in history - Lord Horatio Nelson.

Modern Beccles is a popular base for touring the local countryside with provision for walking, cycling and boating with mooring facilities at the Quay.

The King's Head Hotel, a 16th century Inn located in the centre of Beccles, is a popular hostelry with visitors to Suffolk. The hotel offers comfortable accommodation, good service and a friendly atmosphere.

• 12 fully equipped bedrooms
• Non smoking Restaurant with a choice of menu
• Wide range of traditional, real ales, alongside an extensive selection of home cooked food served in the cosy bar
• Children welcome - child prices and menus available
• 2 meeting rooms to choose from, accommodating 12 to 100
• The Richard III suite with bar and dance floor catering for up to 100 guests
• Budget wedding specialists
• Licensed for civil ceremonies
• Small private car park
• Small/medium dogs £5 per night.
• Airports: Stansted 92 miles Norwich 23 miles
• Rail: Beccles 10 minutes drive

Contact Details

Address
Kings Head Hotel,
New Market,
Beccles,
NR32 9HA

Telephone
0870 116 2706

Fax
0870 116 2726

Email
kings.head@elizabethhotels.co.uk

How to find us
Travelling from London on the M11 - take exit 9 for A11 and continue towards Thetford. From A11 take the turn-off for Diss (A1066). At Diss take the A143 and join the A146 to Beccles. At the mini roundabout turn right, turn left at the traffic lights and at the next junction turn right. Travel for about 200 yards and the King's Head Hotel and car park can be found on the left.

If you need a more detailed route, we recommend the AA's Route Planner service.