Luxury self-catering lodges with private hot tubs
in Constable Country Suffolk
Your base for exploring one of Suffolk’s most beautiful corners, with countryside and river walks, unspoilt coast and stunning beaches, history, art, crafts, excellent pubs and local attractions all within easy reach.Each lodge offers comfortable self-catering accommodation for up to four guests, with two bedrooms, open plan living space and a private hot tub. Brett, Deben, Stour and Orwell are named after Suffolk rivers, while Constable Lodge reflects the area’s close connection with John Constable and the landscapes, right on your doorstep, that inspired his work.
At a glance
- Sleeps 4 guests
- 2 bedrooms
- Private hot tub
- Woodburner
- Dog friendly
- Romantic
- Family friendly
- Internet access
- Parking onsite
- Nearby: National Trust – Flatford, River Stour and Dedham Vale
- Shops, pubs and restaurants within walking distance
- Increased accessibility
Brett Lodge
Named after the River Brett, a smaller Suffolk river that winds through old villages and quiet countryside before meeting Stour at Higham. Brett Lodge offers a peaceful base with stunning surroundings and easy access to some of Suffolk’s most characterful rural corners.
Constable Lodge
Named for John Constable, whose paintings are inseparable from the lanes, skies and river valleys around East Bergholt and Flatford. Constable Lodge is a quiet place to settle into the same landscape, with Stour Valley close by and the heart of Constable Country on your doorstep.
Deben Lodge
The River Deben is one of Suffolk’s great landscape rivers, flowing from inland villages towards Woodbridge, Sutton Ho and the coast. Deben Lodge takes its name from that sense of journey – a comfortable base for exploring countryside, market towns, estuary paths and days out further east, where your four-legged friend is welcome too.
Stour Lodge
Named after the River Stour, the closest river to the lodges and just a short walk away. Stour lodge is a perfect getaway for exploring Constable Country from the water’s edge – whether on foot, by rowing or paddleboard, or simply lazing by the riverbank. With welcoming cafés and restaurants along the river, it makes for an easy, unhurried day out.
Orwell Lodge
Named after the River Orwell, which flows through Suffolk towards Ipswich and its iconic waterfront, beneath the majestic Orwell Bridge and past riverside villages such as Levington and Pin Mill, before fanning out towards the sea between Shotley and Felixstowe. Orwell Lodge reflects the wider Suffolk landscape beyond the village – quiet countryside, historic towns, estuary views and coastal days out, with beautiful beaches within easy reach.
