"Lovely small hotel with attentive staff in a country setting. Nice spacious rooms and good breakfast. Only downside was noisy plumbing due to septic tank."
"Lovely small hotel with attentive staff in a country setting. Nice spacious rooms and good breakfast. Only downside was noisy plumbing due to septic tank."
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
The ancient St Peter's Chapel sits peacefully on the Essex coast, where Romans once built a fort. Explore the Dengie Peninsula's coastal paths and bird-watching spots, or visit nearby Maldon for its famous sea salt and maritime heritage.
From start to finish a truly memorable experience in every good way
We had a 3 night break due to a wedding and was using the jolly sailor-fish on the quay as a central base for the wedding and all activities in the area
We were greeted by variety with a lovely smile and helpful attitude and were asked if we wanted to go straight up to our room or would prefer a sit down and a drink first and as I had just driven for about an hour chose the latter took a look at the menu and also chose to have a...
From start to finish a truly memorable experience in every good way
We had a 3 night break due to a wedding and was using the jolly sailor-fish on the quay as a central base for the wedding and all activities in the area
We were greeted by variety with a lovely smile and helpful attitude and were asked if we wanted to go straight up to our room or would prefer a sit down and a drink first and as I had just driven for about an hour chose the latter took a look at the menu and also chose to have a...
Anthony
Reviewed September 24, 2024Reviewed September 24, 2024
We arrived and we was greeted by lovely lady Debbie, the room, bed & shower all fabulous. Breakfast was beautifully cooked and lovely crest fruit, all you wanted. Having stayed at several places when we visit Southend, now we have found The Hamilton we would stay anywhere else. It's a real gem
We arrived and we was greeted by lovely lady Debbie, the room, bed & shower all fabulous. Breakfast was beautifully cooked and lovely crest fruit, all you wanted. Having stayed at several places when we visit Southend, now we have found The Hamilton we would stay anywhere else. It's a real gem
Considering the age of the property, dating from 1456, the rooms were beautifully modernised whilst keeping the original features. All the staff were very friendly and helpful, the food was excellent and I honestly can’t fault anything. The only negative was the heat but nothing anyone could do about that!!!
Considering the age of the property, dating from 1456, the rooms were beautifully modernised whilst keeping the original features. All the staff were very friendly and helpful, the food was excellent and I honestly can’t fault anything. The only negative was the heat but nothing anyone could do about that!!!
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When is the best time to book a B&B in Bradwell-on-Sea?
The most popular time to visit Bradwell-On-Sea is during the late summer months, particularly in August when the weather is at its warmest, inviting outdoor enthusiasts to explore its picturesque landscapes. This period, stretching from July to September, sees a surge in visitors, thanks to the pleasant climate, which typically hovers around the mid-20s Celsius, ideal for leisurely strolls along the coast and enjoying local attractions.
With its stunning coastal paths and historical sites, Bradwell-On-Sea offers a variety of activities for those keen on outdoor adventures and sightseeing. You'll find that the area is particularly vibrant during August, with many events and festivals taking place, providing a wonderful opportunity to mingle with fellow travellers and experience the local culture.
For those seeking a more budget-friendly option, October is a fantastic month to visit. During this time, the crowds have thinned, allowing you to enjoy the peaceful atmosphere while still appreciating the beauty of the surrounding landscape, especially as the autumn hues begin to emerge. The milder temperatures in October, typically around 15°C, are still comfortable enough for exploring the area’s scenic spots.
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