The Fryatt Hotel & Bar is located between Harwich International Port and Harwich Town Station, 1.5 miles from the town centre. It features its own pub serving classic ales.
Featuring free WiFi and a restaurant, Alma Inn & Dining Rooms offers pet-friendly accommodation adjacent to The Pier in Harwich, 400 metres from the town centre. Guests can enjoy the on-site bar.
Space Apartments - Two Bed Seafront Apartment with Off Street Parking - Windfarmer Accommodation - Flat 1, a property with a private beach area, a garden and a terrace, is set in Harwich, 25 km from...
Doris
United Kingdom
Very clean and everything you want in it for a short stay
Located in Harwich, 25 km from Flatford, Travellers' Choice in Harwich-Essex provides recently renovated accommodation with free WiFi and a garden.
Emma
United Kingdom
Great location and hosts were very quick to answer messages. Also gave good clear instructions for getting onto property as well as what to do when we left.
Located in Harwich, Shakers Inn offers beachfront accommodation 26 km from Flatford and provides various facilities, such as a shared lounge, a terrace and a bar.
Brian
Switzerland
Very lively bar downstairs. Friendly people. Room quieter than expected ...
A very charming old town and harbour with a lot of history,...
A very charming old town and harbour with a lot of history, from the mayflower,kinder transport,lighthouses,famous figures,15th,16th,17th century buildings to forts.
Lots of museums ran by friendly Harwich volunteers full of interesting facts & memorabilia
Great places to eat and drink,including the pier deck regular harbour boat trips to Suffolk and good bus train connections.
Suzanne
United Kingdom
Scored 8.0
8.0
There is a range of attractions to suit all tastes.
There is a range of attractions to suit all tastes. If you like history, there are self guided audio trails, museums devoted to the naval history and military signficance of the napoleonic and first and second world war. I came for the photographic opportunities, with massive container ships, sailing boats and the potential for glorious sunrises over the ocean. It does look a bit run down in places and I was a bit apprehensive, but everyone was very friendly, and I would sum it up as an unspoilt gem, from an earlier, more relaxed era.
Paul
United Kingdom
Scored 4.0
4.0
Some lovely old buildings surrounded by industrial complexes...
Some lovely old buildings surrounded by industrial complexes. Every horizon you can’t avoid the super tank loading cranes and other industries.
If your a real ale fan, unfortunately there is very little. The Hanover burnt down so the owners opened a pop up beer shop near by. It was the only decent pint I could find. The Alma bar and rooms had an excellent atmosphere and food, but the beer is dreadful and expensive.
simon
Netherlands
Scored 8.0
8.0
I was pleasantly surprised by how lovely Harwich was, there...
I was pleasantly surprised by how lovely Harwich was, there was lots of history in the old town and pretty little streets. There was not much in the way of restaurants or coffee shops but what was there was good. I ate at the Alma Inn.
Susan
United Kingdom
Scored 8.0
8.0
During the summer months Harwich has a great deal to offer...
During the summer months Harwich has a great deal to offer as it is by the sea, near a lovely beach which stretches to Dovercourt, and has a long maritime history. It has a new museum, upgraded cafes and park.
Jacquie
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
I had no idea until we spent some time there yesterday what...
I had no idea until we spent some time there yesterday what an interesting and historic place Harwich is. Was particularly moved by the sculpture of the "kindertransport" children by the halfpenny pier (Jewish children sent by their parents from the NL to the UK to save them from the concentration camps). Would like to explore further.
We had our family Christmas break at the cottage, arriving on Christmas Eve for 4 nights. We know Harwich & liked the location so had plenty of seaside walks. We cooked a full Christmas dinner in the cottage & enjoyed putting the wood burner on every evening to relax. The bedrooms were comfortable & spacious.
The location on Harwich quay has wonderful views and the early Victorian building is handsome. The dinner in the evening was excellent. I had skate wing, cooked to perfection. Breakfast also excellent. All the staff were exceptionally friendly and helpful.
We spent a night at this hotel prior our travel to Holland by ferry. This place was much better than any other hotels we stayed previously in a similar situation. Everything was better: location, price and comfort. Especially the room and restaurant.
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