The Westcliff Hotel

18-20 Westcliff Parade, Westcliff-On-Sea, Essex, England

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About The Westcliff Hotel

The Westcliff Hotel is a Spendid Victorian Hotel, close to the sea front with spectacular views over the sea. licenced Wedding and conference hotel situtated close to the seafront. The Westcliff Hotel is a Spendid Victorian Hotel, close to the sea front and accommodating spectacular views over the Thames Estuary. The hotel is famous for weddings and conferences with a range of fine function rooms. * 5 superb fully equipped Conference rooms * Licensed for wedding ceremonies * Renowned Conservatory Restaurant * Easy access from A13, A127 * Ample free on street car parking

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Fingringhoe (23.8 miles, 38.3 km, direction SW)
Delightful Fingringhoe is home to one of the most outstanding Nature Reserves in the country. It was formed out of a disused gravel pit near the estuary of the beautiful River Colne and today it is the premier flagship of the Essex Wildlife Trust.
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Jaywick (24.6 miles, 39.6 km, direction SW)
Much of Jaywick was built during the early part of the 20th century when Mr. Frank Stedman, a business man, bought the existing marshland to turn into a holiday resort.
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West Mersea (19.4 miles, 31.3 km, direction SW)
The beach is crammed full of colourful beach huts and has fine views across the mouth of the River Blackwater to Bradwell-on-Sea. The beach is safe for bathing, windsurfing is popular and there is a small jetty for boats.
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Beauchamp Roding (23.9 miles, 38.4 km, direction SE)
This is just one of a group of delightful Essex village's all bearing the name Roding. The name is probably taken from the River Roding which winds its way through the region watering fertile fields and meadows.
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Blackmore (19.7 miles, 31.7 km, direction SE)
The village of Blackmore has a long and fascinating history. It lies in an area mentioned in the Doomsday Book of 1086, and one of its oldest and most attractive buildings is the Priory Church of St. Lawrence.
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Burnham-on-Crouch (8.1 miles, 13.0 km, direction SW)
Burnham-on-Crouch, a small town on the north bank of the River Crouch as it winds its way towards Foulness Point and the North Sea.
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Brentwood (18.0 miles, 28.9 km, direction E)
In the romantic days of coach travel Brentwood was a staging post on an old road to London.
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Westcliff-on-Sea (0.2 miles, 0.3 km)
The coast along this stretch of Essex beaches may be somewhat urbanised, but it remains full of surprises with reminders of the times when smugglers would stealthily enter the creeks between the mudflats to distribute their illicit cargoes at local inns.
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Shoeburyness (4.2 miles, 6.7 km, direction W)
Shoeburyness lies to the eastern end of Southend beyond Thorpe Bay.
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Canvey Island (5.4 miles, 8.7 km, direction E)
With a pleasant coast, intriguing creeks to explore and views across the Thames estuary to Allhallows and beyond, it is not surprising that Canvey Island is a popular tourist destination.
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