Marygreen Manor Hotel★★★★
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Inspector comments
"A friendly team offer warm service throughout the stay."
Overview
This 16th-century house was built by Robert Wright, who named the house 'Manor of Mary Green' after his young bride. Public rooms exude character and have a wealth of original features that include exposed beams, carved panelling and the impressive Tudors Restaurant. Bedrooms, including garden-view rooms and suites, are tastefully decorated and thoughtfully equipped.
Ratings & awards
AA 4 Star Hotel
Our inspector loves...
Historic house - Learn about the history of the house from the 16th century on.
Classical design - Delightful rooms, with the majority overlooking the courtyard.
Good dining - Award-winning restaurant suitable for all occasions.
Events: - Intimate weddings, birthdays or family events catered for.
Afternoon tea - Served daily in the conservatory overlooking the courtyard.
Features
- Opening Times
- Open all year
- Rooms
- En-suite rooms annex: 40
- En-suite rooms: 44
- Family rooms: 0
About the area
Essex is full of pleasant surprises. It has the largest coastline of any county in England, with its fair share of castles, royal connections and scenic valleys.
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