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Best Western Atlantic Hotel  
Best Western Atlantic Hotel is contemporary and stylish and offers air conditioned guest rooms with a unique blend of modern day comfort with innovative design. Rooms are spacious with 32" flat screen TV with over 40 freeview channels and provide tea and coffee making facilities. Free WIFI is available. |
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Campanile Basildon
This friendly and welcoming hotel and restaurant is situated near the city centre of Basildon, the perfect choice for both leisure and business guests. All of the comfortable guest rooms have a charming atmosphere. The hotel features a pleasant bar and restaurant. |
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Park Inn Harlow
In one of the quietest corners of Essex, the hotel is ideally located for Stansted Airport. Enjoy some excellent food in the restaurant or try a workout in the fully equipped Club Motivation health & fitness club. |
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Holiday Inn Brentwood M25 Jct 28
This modern, refurbished hotel offers excellent health and fitness facilities.Central London is only 21 miles away, easily reached in 25 minutes by direct train to Liverpool Street. Close to the M25 motorway and the Dartford Crossing. |
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Ramada Colchester
Whether on business or leisure, relax in the comfortable and friendly atmosphere of this well-located hotel. The hotel offers 50 well-appointed bedrooms equipped with pc port, work desk with lamp and WiFi internet connection. |
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Essex must be the most maligned county in England, more famous for its London-influenced fringes and distinctive accent than its rich historical past. Plan plenty of time for your short break in Essex; the county is much larger than you think.
The county town of Chelmsford may have great shopping, but the best place to stay is the oldest town in Britain, Colchester. People have been living here since the 5th century BC, long before the Romans ever set a sandal on British shores!
Hotels in Colchester are a great base for exploring the Norman castle and the distinctive Dutch houses, built by Flemish refugees in the sixteenth century. |
For clean beaches and a true taste of the British seaside without the crowds, the 'sunshine coast' boasts the popular resorts of Clacton-on-Sea, Walton-on-the-Naze, and the gentile style of Frinton-on-Sea.
Essex isn't called estuary country for nothing, as the River Thames flows through Essex, marking its progress with historic trading centres such as Maldon, famous for its salt, and Saffron Walden, which grew rich on saffron crocuses in the late 15th century.
Wherever you stay in Essex, in a seaside guest house or countryside bed and breakfast, history and culture is never more than a few footsteps away. Rolling countryside and fields are ideal for a cycling holiday in Essex, and it's always worth taking a break and visiting the local church - Essex has some of the oldest and finest in the country. |
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