The Gleneagles Hotel

5-6 Clifftown Parade, Southend On Sea, Essex, England

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About The Gleneagles Hotel

The hotel is situated within Southend's tranquil conservation area, and enjoys spectacular panoramic sea views. Gleneagles is a Grade II listed building, which has now been completely refurbished bring it back to its former glory. The location is perfect for both business and holiday travellers with the town, transport links, theatres, quality restaurants and the pier/sea front all a few minutes walk away. The hotel's coffee house and residents' bar is a comfortable place to enjoy the view and relax with the papers. A full range of coffee and tea is served with cakes, light savoury lunches or snacks. Alcohol is served from 11:00 to 21:00. Unfortunately, due to the age of the building, the hotel does not have a lift.

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