Suffolk, a county of captivating coastlines, ancient woodlands, and historic market towns, is deeply woven with tales of the supernatural. Its landscape, marked by centuries of human endeavor from medieval wool trade prosperity to wartime events, provides a fertile ground for ghostly legends. Centuries-old inns, grand manors, and humble cottages alike are said to harbor restless spirits, each with a story rooted in Suffolk's rich and often dramatic past. From the tragic Grey Ladies of Lavenham to murdered landlords in Long Melford and the watchful spirits of former innkeepers, Suffolk offers a chilling journey into England's haunted heritage, where history and folklore meet.
7 haunted hotels found
Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk
Ranked among Britain’s famous haunted hotels. The most cited spirit is Mrs. Goodhew, a 19th-century landlady, whose bene...
Babergh District, Suffolk
The Angel in Lavenham is reputed to harbor the ghost of a former landlady, a kindly woman believed to be from the 19th c...
Babergh District, Suffolk
Often cited as Suffolk’s most haunted hotel. The best-known spirit is the 'Grey Lady', a tragic 19th-century maid or hou...
Long Melford, Suffolk
Long called 'one of England’s most haunted inns.' Renowned for the ghost of Richard Evered, murdered here in 1648, who r...
Long Melford, Suffolk
Carries a quiet reputation for being haunted, with tales of a 'Lady in White' seen in upstairs corridors, the scent of p...
Framlingham, Suffolk
Locally known as one of East Suffolk's most haunted inns. Features ghosts of a small child (linked to a 17th-century fir...
Woodbridge, Suffolk
Widely regarded as haunted by multiple spirits. Thomas Seckford oversees his hall. A Grey/White Lady (linked to tragedy ...
Plan a haunted hotel tour across Suffolk with 7 unique locations to choose from.
Each hotel comes with centuries of documented paranormal activity and fascinating historical background.
Experience the supernatural without sacrificing comfort - all hotels provide excellent modern amenities.