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» Home » England » Essex » Pier at Harwich We are sorry, there are no comments available. View: 2337   Date added: Sep 06, 2006 When Gerald Milsom stopped at a half timbered tearoom in Dedham in 1952, his life was at a low ebb: he had been rejected by the medical profession and demobilised from national service in the Army. The tea must have been good because he bought the tearoom. 50 years later, Le Talbooth restaurant is renowned for its culinary excellence and if you imbibe too many glasses of the delicious South African wines that Gerald and his son Paul import, you can sleep it off at the nearby Maison Talbooth. Alternatively, now that their new inn Omilsoms1 has opened, you can stay even longer and drink even more. Paul is a fanatical surfer so nobody will be surprised to learn that the Milsoms are making waves in nearby Harwich. They have turned the quay and opened the door of a first class inn called The Pier, a wonderful plaice to recuperate body and sole. Actually, we have his wife Geraldine to thank for many of The Pier1s refinements. She had designs on Paul and the interiors of The Pier and happily triumphed on both counts. If The Pier sounds too good to be true, there is a catch - you can enjoy it daily fresh from the trawler. Ratings/Awards:AA 3 Star Number of Rooms:14 Number Ensuite:14 Restaurant Name:Harbourside Awards:2 Rosettes  « read more about Pier at Harwich NEWS So far, nothing for that! RECOMMENDED DOWNLOADS IN THIS CATEGORY  » Home  » England » Essex (5) Select page: [1]  » Tower Hotel Built in 1885 this attractive Italian style property has a lot to offer. Whilst still retaining its charm and grandeur the Tower has the flexibility to cope with the varying requirements of today`s modern clientele. Ample parking, excellent restaurant an ...  Main Road |CO12 3PJ | View: 2176 Date added: Sep 07, 2006 |  » Details  » Railway Hotel The Railway Hotel is a large Victorian built hotel which combines traditional home comforts with a superb banqueting and conference suite. It has been extensivlely refurbished throughout and offers excellent value for money. It also offers an executive/b ...  Station Lane |RM12 6SB | View: 2370 Date added: Sep 07, 2006 |  » Details  » Oakland Hotel The Oakland Hotel complex is a family owned hotel, providing a warm and Friendly welcome. The complex boasts a recently refurbished restaurant and A separate modern sports and music bar. All year round for business or pleasure, we do our best to make you ...  2-6 Reeves Way South Woodham Ferrers |CM3 5XF | View: 2291 Date added: Sep 07, 2006 |  » Details  » Bury Lodge Hotel The Bury Lodge is a family run 16th Century 3 Star hotel renowned for it`s hospitality and idyllic surroundings. Restored in Oct 2001, the barn offers a wealth of exposed beams and decor which is in keeping with the traditional style of a 16th Century es ...  Bury Lodge Lane |CM24 8QE | View: 3205 Date added: Sep 07, 2006 |  » Details  » Rivenhall Hotel Ideal for business or pleasure. Fine foods and wines served in the Tudor inspired oak beamed restaurant. Full conference and High Life leisure facilities available. ...  London Road Rivenhall Witham |CM8 3HB | View: 2388 Date added: Sep 07, 2006 |  » Details  » Stansted Motel PRICES INCLUDE FREE PARKING AND TRANSFER TO AIRPORT The two star Stansted Motel is 5 minutes from Stansted Airport, and is a great choice for those on a budget. Your stay at Stansted Motel guarantees clean, quiet and friendly accommodation. If you have t ...  Stortford Road Little Canfield |CM6 1SS | View: 2468 Date added: Sep 07, 2006 |  » Details  » Hilton London Stansted Airport Hilton London Stansted Airport is conveniently located off junction 8 of the M11 and is situated within the airport perimeter. All rooms are air-conditioned with satellite TV, in-room movies and tea and coffee making facilities. The hotel has its own Heal ...  Stansted |CM24 8SE | View: 2401 Date added: Sep 06, 2006 |  » Details  » Marygreen Manor The Marygreen Manor is an early sixteenth century Manor house and was initially the house of Henry Roper, gentleman servant to Catherine of Aragon. In 1535 Robert Wright, son of a local nobleman, took up residence and named this lovely house his Manor of ...  Pantheon, London Road |CM14 4NR | View: 2220 Date added: Sep 06, 2006 |  » Details go to top Select page: [1]