Doubledays Beach Hut

Is there anything that screams Southwold more than the beautifully bright rows of candy coloured beach huts? Not only are they one of the most recognisable features of this part of the Suffolk coast, but they are also the perfect accessory for your days spent on this sandy stretch of beach.

Doubledays beach hut boasts prime positioning along Southwold sea front, just below South Green. And, what a spot it is! Giving you ultimate ease for your trips to the beach and topped off by easy access to the handy beach kiosk for those holiday treats. What’s more, it is just a short walk to the high street and the pier. Put your feet up, enjoy the views and relax in the comfort of Doubledays beach hut. Fun days at the beach are easy in this treasure trove of a beach hut, equipped with camping stove and gas canisters, kettle, plates, mugs, plastic glasses and cutlery, beach games, child’s surf board, deck chairs, tables, and not forgetting those all-important buckets and spades! This beach hut even has a handy changing area. So if you’re looking for stress free days at the beach, during your Southwold holiday, then don’t hesitate – book Doubledays beach hut today!

Beach huts are the perfect pairing to a Southwold holiday cottage, so why not couple up your beach hut with Doubledays apartment and discover the ultimate formula for a memorable stay.

*Please note that the ‘Price per night’ refers to a 7 night booking. The beach hut is available for shorter stays in the winter and weekly stays in the summer.

(Please be aware as beach huts do not have postcodes, the map view may be inaccurate. If you have a specific query on the location of the beach hut, please give our team a call).

Southwold combines chic and old world charm and is famous for its beach huts, which the many paintings and photographs of the town reflect. An essential part of the British seaside holiday, there are around 300 candy coloured beach huts overlooking the beach and stretching from the Pier to Gun Hill.  You can't stay overnight in them but with the sense of nostalgia they generate, they don't come cheap - some sell for up to £170,000!