Cross Keys Inn
Crabbe Street, close to the beach · Inn
A characterful sixteenth-century pub with rooms right by the beach, popular for its real ales and seafood.
About Cross Keys Inn
The Cross Keys is one of Aldeburgh's oldest pubs, a sixteenth-century building only steps from the shingle at the southern end of town. Low beams, a cosy bar and a well-kept range of real ales give it a genuine local feel that draws fishermen, sailors and visitors alike.
Food centres on fresh fish and seafood, unsurprising given the boats drawn up on the beach just outside, and the small number of bedrooms upstairs are simple, comfortable and well suited to guests who want to be by the sea without paying for a grand hotel.
Its position near the southern beach and the Moot Hall makes it a convenient, characterful base for a short coastal stay.
At a glance
- Property type
- Inn
- Location
- Crabbe Street, close to the beach
- Star rating
- 3 star
- Guest score
- 8.2 / 10 (500 reviews)
- Prices from
- £105 per night
- Destination
- Aldeburgh