Come and stay in our historic hotels in Essex and enjoy a great value bed and breakfast break.
Below is list of Inns and Hotels that can be booked online or by phone. Also a list of pubs that offer great value food.
Stanstead Airport, Colchester Castle and Museum, Paycockes Hall, Colne Valley Steam Railway, Castle Hedingham, Marks Hall Estate and Arboretum, Colchester Zoo, Audley End Mansion, Tropical Wings World of Wildlife, Chelmsford racing Stadium, Elsenham Golf Club, Duxford Imperial War Museum, Motorboat Museum, Layer Marney Tower, RHS Garden, Hyde Hall, Marsh Country Farm, Enchantment, Intrigue and Royalty.
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Bull Hotel, Halstead, EssexThe Bull Hotel Halstead is situated in the heart of the Essex market town of Halstead only a short distance from Braintree via the A131. The historic Bull Hotel is a maze of rambling nooks and crannies, old oak beams and open fires and its foundations date back to the 14th century and Tudor Times. The Bull Hotel represents the hub of social activity in this quaint town and is a firm favourite with locals and travellers alike. |
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Duke of Wellington, Hatfield Peverel, EssexA friendly, village pub and restaurant, serving quality cask ales, bar snacks and food all day.
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Green Dragon, Braintree, EssexThe Green Dragon is a beautiful heavily beamed 18th century building with converted hayloft, set in a peaceful rural location just outside the hustle and bustle of Braintree, Essex
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Swan Hotel, Thaxted, EssexThe Swan Hotel Thaxted sits in the historic Essex market town of Thaxted near to the Flitch town of Great Dunmow and only 8 miles from Stansted Airport with easy access from the M11 Junction 8 and A120. Thaxted has a beautiful 14th century church and famous Thaxted Guildhall, its own windmill and Dick Turpin's cottage. Thaxted dates back to before the Doomsday Book. The Swan Hotel retains many original features such as open fires and old oak beams, combined with the comfort and convenience of modern living. A great base for exploring the surrounding area. |
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White Hart, Coggeshall, EssexThe White Hart Hotel Coggeshall is located in the centre of the Essex village of Coggeshall, near to Braintree, Marks Tey, Kelvedon, Witham and Colchester via the A120. The White Hart Coggeshall takes its looks and surroundings straight from a picture postcard, this stunning building dates back to the 15th century and still has a wealth of its original features, notably its attractive timbered rooms. The main part was built in 1526 as a home for one Robert Paycocke, but appears to have become an inn quite soon afterwards, patronised by merchants who dealt far and wide in the town's principal manufacture, which was lace. The oldest part of the building, was originally one end of the Coggeshall's Guildhall, was later incorporated into the White Hart Hotel and is now its resident's lounge. The fine old White Hart Coggeshall suits its surroundings admirably. It's as perfect an English hotel as you could wish for, combining ancient dignity with the highest standards of modern comfort. Nearby Paycockes and Marks Hall Estate and Arboretum. |
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White Hart Hotel, Braintree, EssexThe White Hart Hotel Braintree is located in the centre of the Essex market town of Braintree, near to Witham, Chelmsford and Colchester via the A120, Also with easy access to Stansted Airport. The earliest mention of the historic White Hart Hotel Braintree in official records is as late as 1591, when a court was held there. However the plentiful timbers evident in the White Hart hotel's main block have been positively dated to the early Tudor period, and tradition has it that the cellars are older still. In the later years the hotel was a staging point for some of the most prestigious coach services in the region such as the Old Bury between London and Bury St Edmunds, the Phenomenon, which ran between London and Norwich, and the Hope, which connected Chelmsford and Colchester. Today the White Hart Hotel is a popular meeting place for locals and a good base for exploring the area. |