Find Self Catering from £250 per week or less in Aldeburgh, Suffolk
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If you are planning a holiday in Aldeburgh, Suffolk, then check out this selection of cottages, apartments and lodges that start from £250 or less for a week's stay*.
You will find prices starting from under £250 a week, whether you are looking for a couples break, a family holiday or getaway for a group of friends, you will find some superb self catering cottages and apartments to rent in Aldeburgh. Check out the accommodation with prices from £250 a week or less, availability and book online direct from independent owners and leading holiday operators.
Beachcroft in East England has a 4 star rating and can sleep up to 4. This 2 bedroom Cottage is ideal as a holiday base or for a fun short break and features include: Garden. Beachcroft is close to the beach. Prices at Beachcroft start from £205 for a weeks stay but this will depend upon length of stay and time of year.... more about family breaks at Beachcroft
Low Tide in East England has a 3 star rating and can sleep up to 2. This 1 bedroom Apartment is ideal as a holiday base or for a fun short break and features include: Garden. It also has Internet access. Low Tide is close to the beach. Prices at Low Tide start from £244 for a weeks stay but this will depend upon length of stay and time of year.... more about family breaks at Low Tide
* The £250 or less is a guide only. It is based on the accommodations stated week low price during the year. Therefore the price when booking will depend on time of year and availability. Prices are subject to change, the prices were correct when first published, you will receive an accurate self catering price when completing your booking details with the owner/operator/agent. Aldeburgh Holiday Cottages from £250 or less per week
Beachcroft, Aldeburgh
SuffolkEast England
Low Tide, Aldeburgh
SuffolkEast England