East Anglia romantic breaks are characterised by gorgeous architecture, wide sweeps of country and rolling breakers kissing a sandy coast. The seaside can be over played and more family orientated, but the cities retain a heraldic charm. Cambridge romantic hotels date back centuries, with up to date and sumptuous interiors. If you prefer a more baronial style, there are country house hotels in Suffolk - particularly the lovely Bury St Edmunds - with immaculate grounds, four poster beds and discreet room service. These places also make ideal wedding venues, and are usually very adept at nuptial preparations.
There are plenty of romantic hotels in Cambridgeshire, given its well preserved and illustrious history. Of course much of the heritage of Cambridgeshire is centred round its county city. Couples booking a romantic weekend in Cambridge should definitely consider a place overlooking the glorious River Cam. If budget is an issue, check out the colleges; stay in a beautiful historic building for a fraction of what a top hotel would cost. Cambridge city breaks are also top notch, with contemporary fitted apartments situated within some exquisite building, with the panoramic landscape of the city spreading out below.
Have you considered honeymooning in the UK? A bijou thatched cottage in Norfolk could be the ideal destination. This option has the benefits of reducing your carbon footprint, saving you some cash - important given that the average cost of a wedding tops £20,000 nowadays. A Norfolk Broads period cottage would be ideal for anyone who loves the great outdoors, or who wants to spend their honeymoon holed up with their loved one. Norwich romantic cottages are thinner on the ground, but still exist.... an alternative could be to rent an elegant Edwardian town house in the city itself.
Romantic breaks in Cambridgeshire
Romantic breaks in Norfolk
Romantic breaks on the Norfolk Coast
Romantic breaks in Suffolk
Romantic breaks on the Suffolk Coast
