Salthouse Harbour Hotel

1 Neptune Quay, Ipswich, Suffolk, England

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About Salthouse Harbour Hotel

The Salthouse Harbour Hotel is a privately-owned hotel in a unique and historic setting. A splendid 21st Century 'must stay' destination, with its own collection of contemporary art work. The hotel soars 7 stories high, maximising the hotel's enviable waterside location. All of the 43 luxury bedrooms and suites have a stunning outlook over the marina, and the piece de resistance is the glazed Penthouse suites. They are all individually designed and complimented by a bustling brasserie and bar.

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