Innocence Rooms West

I arrived at this little gem tired and weary on the hottest day of the year! Both Sue and her husband Steve (who live off-site, showing total trust in their guests) made me feel so very welcome at this impeccable self-service B&B. The ground-floor room I was given at short-notice is absolutely delightful, beautifully furnished in lovely soothing grey tones, with ultra-comfortable beds and a spotless ensuite shower room......pure bliss! Crispy Bendicks chocolate mints left on the pillow show how much attentlion is paid to the little details. But perhaps the real plus here is the lovely communal kitchen-diner where guests are free to help themselves to bread, cereals, eggs, tomatoes, baked beans - everything needed to make an appetizing breakfast - at any hour - and even to sit in the pretty garden to enjoy it! The kitchen equipment is second to none, the cupboards are well-stocked with dishes, glasses, crockery, and guests are free to store their own food in the fridge, and to cook their evening meal here too! There is also a pretty conservatory in which to relax with a good book, or chat with other guests.The whole ethos is that of a friendly, relaxing yet beautifully maintained home-from-home in Ipswich at a very modest price. Honestly - it would be impossible to over-state just how good this place is! Very highly recommended!

Trust no other B&Bs but this. This BnB is worth your money in terms of comfort & cleanliness. So if you are in Ipswich, this is the best place to sleep. It’s practical and luxurious! Will go back over and over again!

I really missed not having a kettle in the room, didn't fancy locking the door and wandering down to the kitchen at 6am for a brew. I found some of the glasses and crockery a bit dirty and crumbs on the worktop in the kitchen area. Nice idea with the cupboards and fridge being stocked up with essentials. The bed frame had a weird design and I knocked my leg a couple of times which will probably result in a bruise. Everything was ok, the place just seemed a bit soulless and I thought £57 was a bit pricey.