Hotels in Maldon

Maldon is an easily explored town with the High Street leading easily to the river/creek and all the interest down there A selection of bars/tea rooms and numerous opportunities to take a barge sailing experience. Lovely walk along the river frontage. The town centre hosts many shops pubs and restaurants all with easy walking distance--jus note that parking near the creek is mainly residents permits! Numerous old historic building to explore particularly at the top of the High Street. One can certainly spend a pleasant weekend in Maldon.

Excellent place for a few days, estuary town with real character. VG estuary-side pub, Queens Head, with great views, good lunchtime food & beers and nice atmosphere. Some attractions closed due to Covid-19 but at least 2 excellent attractions (Stow Maries WW1 airdrome and Tollesbury Wick Nature Reserve)

It is an old fashioned boatie town, with a hilly High Street, a few independent shops and lots of history. The London barges moor here and there are usually events through the year, races etc. Well worth a boat trip on the Blackwater. There is a resonance stone in the children's swing park at the top of the prom, well worth sticking your head in and humming to find the right resonance for you. Admittedly you feel a bit silly but tranquil after you find it. There is a chippy at the top of the High Street, the fish and chips were delicious. I also ate take away from the Ocean Chinese restaurant that I thoroughly enjoyed. I walked everywhere, there are regular bus services, hop on a bus to Chelmsford for different scenery.

The Town of Maldon has history and character with plenty to see including the old sailing boats that brought goods to and from other lands for the London markets. A busy little town with a touristy feel to the place.

Maldon is a small Riverside Essex town, quaint high street with a lot of history. Lovely walk down towards the river and the promenade and the lovely view of the Thames barges moored on the quay near St Mary's Church. Many restaurants including Italian, Turkish, Indian and Chinese with a few coffee shops. In the locality Beeleigh offers good walks in the countryside and by the Chelmer canal. Maldon is within easy reach of M25 and A12 is within 10/15 mins drive from Witham or Hatfield Peverel.

Maldon has a long history connected to the sea. Some interesting picturesque buildings and good walking and bird watching along it's river and nearby canal. Good pubs and a range of eating places from fine dining to economy.