The Red Lion Hotel
Enjoy a little history in the second oldest hostelry in England
Description
The hotel was built in 1465 and is in the centre of Colchester, Britain’s oldest recorded town. The historical building has original Tudor features including wooden beams. The hotel is one of the oldest inns in the area. The individually decorated en suite rooms mix traditional charm with modern comforts including TV, radio, trouser press and tea/coffee making facilities.
Travel Offers Deal
Minimum Food Spend – £40
- Rate is per person, per night for two people sharing a twin or double room
- You pay for dinner and breakfast and your room is free
- Minimum stay 2 nights
- There is single occupancy available, please ask the hotel
- Offer is available all year, subject to availability
Other Amenities:
The hotels old banqueting hall is now the Parliament Restaurant which offers classic dishes and still has the original wood-beamed ceiling. The hotel is a short walk from the shops and Colchester Town Rail Station is 500 metres away. Parking is available, at additional cost, in the public car park 700 metres away.
In the Area:
Sightseeing, shopping and walking