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For the keen golfer, the convenience of staying in a dedicated golf hotel, with the course within an easy walk, is usually top of the list. A short stroll to the first tee after breakfast is difficult to beat and to be directly at the course gives you the guarantee of play plus the opportunity to make the most of any cancellations that may occur during the day. Being on-site has a lot of advantages.

Golf hotel breaks are extremely popular with golfers and some hotels have the added advantage of other facilities on-site for the non-golfers, or being lucky enough to be located in a region of heritage and with lots of places to visit if you fancy an afternoon off from the golf.

Choosing your location is key, particularly if you want to include non-playing members in your group, it needs to be a location that caters for all.

A particularly popular destination for golf and non-golfers is Thorpeness Hotel and Golf Club. It's location is not only a reasonable drive from London and Cambridge, under 2 hrs, but it is right on the Suffolk coast giving the opportunity to spend time at the beach or visiting antique shops in Thorpeness or nearby Aldeburgh, galleries and a bit of shopping for the non-golfers, making it a great destination for a family break.

The beaches along this stunning stretch of Suffolk coast are deeply pebbled, no sandy shoes to empty at the end of the day, and although popular with many visitors to the area it still provides you with lots of space for brisk walks or just spending time relaxing.

The 3 star Thorpeness Hotel and Golf Club has recently been refurbished and is situated in a peaceful location next to the Meare and 5 minutes' walk from the beach. As soon as you arrive, you can't help but leave the stresses of everyday life behind you. This Golf hotel offers you traditional hospitality throughout the year and operates to the highest of standards. Facilities include thirty-six spacious and comfortable bedrooms many of which have views of the Meare or the golf course.

If you want find out more visit Thorpeness.

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If you would like to read more about Golf Breaks in Suffolk, visit the Thorpeness' website, where there is a host of information about golf courses in Suffolk and golf hotels.

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