The Geisha Hotel & Restaurant

7-9 Marine Parade East, Clacton-on-sea Essex, Essex, England

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About The Geisha Hotel & Restaurant

This affordable, family-run hotel offers comfortable, practical rooms and traditional food on the Clacton seafront. Ideally placed for the beach, pier and local amusements; you can relax with a drink in the bar-restaurant and enjoy traditional, locally sourced food - safe in the knowledge that your dietary requirements will be fully catered for. With a pool table and live Premiership football regularly on show, the sports bar is a lively and sociable venue. A competitively priced function room with space for up to 120 guests can cater for any celebration or occasion.

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