Address
Market EndCoggeshall
Essex
CO6 1NH
Tel: +44 (0)1376 561654
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The hotel is located in a 15th century building that retains its period features offering guests a hotel with plenty of history and character and a viable alternative to larger chain hotels. The hotel is set in an idyllic setting in a historic market town surrounded by scenic countryside.
The hotel offers a range of facilities for business meetings, events, conferencing and banqueting making the hotel suitable for both business and leisure guests.
The hotel is close by to a number of local attractions and places of interest. Local transport links in the area include Kelvedon train station located approx 2.2 miles away with regular services to Chelmsford, London and the surrounding areas and there is good access to local bus and major roads.
The hotel offers visitors good levels of service and a friendly welcome. The hotel is located in Coggeshall where visitors can find access to local amenities with the larger town of Braintree located 6 miles away. Braintree town offers visitors with a choice of shops, cafes, bars, restaurants and entertainment venues. The closest train stations are located at Kelvedon, Marks Tey and White Notley.
Facilities
There are a total of 18 guest bedrooms, the rooms are en-suite and offer comfortable accommodation. The rooms maintain the traditional charm of the hotel whilst offering modern facilities. Room facilities include television, telephone, CD/DVD player, iron and ironing board and tea and coffee making facilities.
There is free Wi-Fi internet access available and on site car parking facilities for guests.
The hotel offers facilities for business meetings, events and conferences with banqueting facilities for up to 40 delegates. The hotel also offers a wedding venue with banqueting facilities for up to 120 guests.
Dining
Guests can enjoy a cooked breakfast each morning along with a range of cereals, toast, fruits, juices, yoghurts and tea and coffee.
The Bar is set in a traditional style with oak beams and offers a place for guests to sit back and relax with a range of drinks on offer. There are a range of beers, wines, spirits and ales on offer along with a number of bar snacks and light bites.
The restaurant has a traditional feel with a relaxed atmosphere; there is a traditional British menu here along with a few internationally inspired items to try. The restaurant uses fresh, locally sourced ingredients and the food is freshly prepared and there are a number of tempting desserts to try. There is an impressive wine list to find the perfect accompaniment for your meal.
Local Attractions
There are a number of local attractions and places of interest close by to the hotel, including the Coggeshall Grange Barn, among Europe’s oldest timber framed buildings. Paycocke’s is a 16th century merchant house noted for its wood panelling and elaborate carvings. The Marks Hall Gardens and Arboretum are located just over 2 miles away.
The Lakeside Shopping Centre located approx 40 miles away that offers over 250 shops and is one of the largest shopping and leisure complexes in the UK.
Colchester is located approx 10 miles away and offers visitors a number of local attractions and places of including Colchester Castle, a Grade I listed building dating back to the 12th century and Colchester Zoo located on the outskirts of the town.
The town of Chelmsford is located 17 miles away, it is home to historic Chelmsford Cathedral dating back to the 13th century and Chelmsford Museum has exhibits outlining the history of the town from its beginnings to the modern day. Hylands House is a Grade II listed 18th century country house and park it is located approx 4 miles away, tours of the house are available.
Clacton-on-Sea is located 27 miles away, the seaside resort is known for its beach and the famous pier that offers entertainment for the whole family. Golf aficionados can try a number of golf courses located within a few miles. The Princes and West Cliff theatres are located in the town centre.
There are a number of fine historical building in the county such as Audley End House located near Saffron Walden. Audley End is a Jacobean mansion set in scenic landscaped gardens. Visitors can explore the interior that retains its classical details and has as number of impressive collections of fine furniture and art that make it a popular attraction.
Essex is home to a number of scenic gardens, the most famous is the RHS Garden at Hyde Hall, Rettenden. The hilltop garden offers visitors with an inspiring collection of water plants and a fine rose collection. Easton Lodge is located in Little Easton is a scenic 25 acre garden that dates back hundreds of years. The Hyde Hall estate contains an impressive garden in all seasons offering a tranquil oasis in the countryside.
The coastline offers a number of towns by the beach such as Southend-on-Sea, famous for having one of the longest piers in the world. Clacton and Walton offer fun for the whole family with a range of events such as the Clacton air show and a number of music festivals along with traditional entertainment at the seaside. Frinton-on-Sea is home to a number of interesting antique shops and boutiques.
The hotel provides a convenient place from which to discover a range of attractions in the surrounding Essex countryside. The landscape in the county means cycling is a great way to explore the area, there are a number of cycle routes that have been created allowing cyclists to enjoy touring the countryside by bicycle.
The hotel is well located for exploring a range of Essex’s attractions and the attractions in neighbouring counties. In Kent attractions include Leeds Castle, historic Chartwell House and the World Heritage Sites in Canterbury. The county of Cambridge is home to the world renowned Cambridge University, Fitzwillam Museum, Primavera Art Gallery, Ely Cathedral and the historic Wimpole Hall. The county of Hertfordshire has the Roman city of St Albans, Herford Castle, Letchford Museum and Art Gallery and Hatfield House.
Well known attractions in the county include Epping Forest, a popular woodland area noted for its open spaces, it provides a haven away from the towns and cites. Epping Forest has woodland, grassland, rivers and ponds offering visitors with a range of activities including a number of walks, mountain biking, orienteering, rambling and horse riding.
The hotel is situated in the market town of Coggeshall in Essex where visitors will find a county with fine English countryside and quiet country lanes along with a mix of small market villages and larger towns. There are a range of local shops specialising in local arts and crafts and a variety of bars and restaurants. The hotel provides a good base from which to explore a number Essex attractions and local places of interest.
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Transport Links
Closest Train Stations:
Kelvedon: 2.2 Miles
Marks Tey: 4.2 Miles
White Notley: 4.4 Miles
Closest Airports:
The closest airport is London Stansted Airport located approx 22 miles away by road via the A120.
Stansted Airport: 22 Miles
London City Airport: 52 Miles
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