Originally built in the 17th century, this Tudor building dates back to
1604 and is situated on the banks of the River Colne, close to
Colchester’s town centre and the railway station.
The Riverside Hotel has 18 en-suite rooms, all with tea/coffee making facilities. Both of Colchester’s
railways stations are just a short walk away, with London Liverpool
Street only 50 minutes away by train. The port of Harwich is also within
easy reach.
The
Riverside Hotel is in an ideal location for visits to the
nearby Roman, Saxon and
Norman heritage of ancient Colchester. A fine base for exploring
Constable Country which includes Flatford
Mill, the inspiration for
John Constable's 'Hay Wain' and the East Anglian Coastline.
Colchester
is
Britain's oldest recorded Roman town and was the first Roman capital It has a unique place in Britain's
history. Today it
is a thriving centre full
of attractions for residents, visitors and businesses.
Oyster
Farming - The first charter
of 1189 confirmed
Colchester's legal rights over the River Colne and the oyster fishery.
Colchester oysters are still
famous today.
The hotel facilities: Free parking, Wi-Fi, Digital freeview TV, Fully licensed bar and all en-suite rooms.
