




Escape to the Suffolk countryside and discover Loki, your private cabin tucked behind a 16th-century pub nestled beside The Star at Lidgate. This idyllic getaway offers the perfect blend of rustic charm and modern convenience for those seeking a peaceful retreat in England.
The cabin is thoughtfully arranged to accommodate up to 6 guests. The sleeping arrangements include one double bedroom and one twin bedroom, both provided with bedding and towels. For additional guests, the cosy living area features a double sofa bed, ensuring everyone has a comfortable place to rest. The layout is completed by two private modern bathrooms, providing plenty of space and privacy for your group.
While the cabin serves as your own private basecamp, it is designed for a relaxing stay. Key features of the space include:
Located in the beautiful West Suffolk village of Lidgate, the property is situated behind the charming Grade II listed pub, The Star. Guests can enjoy the pub's traditional ales, hearty food, and a warm welcome characterized by natural fires in inglenook fireplaces and original carved wood features. The surrounding area is truly picturesque, with a beautiful south-facing beer garden and immediate access to the neighboring park, which is complete with cricket nets and football goals for those looking for active leisure. The Star has recently relaunched with a focus on real ales, a well-considered food offering, and an extensive calendar of events, including craft ale festivals and drink tastings. The pub is open Tuesday to Friday from 2 p.m. to 11 p.m., and Saturday and Sunday from 1 p.m. to 11 p.m.
Practical Information:
Whether you are here for the real ales or the quiet beauty of the countryside, Loki provides a unique and inviting sanctuary in the heart of Lidgate.
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You’ll be staying in someone’s home, so please treat it with care and respect.

