Travelodge Clacton-on-Sea Central
3 StarsCentral seaside budget base, Pet-friendly family accommodation
Central seaside budget base, Pet-friendly family accommodation
Panoramic North Sea views, On-site Thyme restaurant
Upper floor sea views, Traditional seaside budget base
Beachfront location with pier views, Johnny Mac's restaurant
Award-winning guesthouse experience, Prime seaside town location
Beachfront location with scenic views, Historic building with modern refurbishment
Beachfront garden and terrace, Spacious rooms with outdoor space
Panoramic sea view rooms, Garden terrace with sea views
Proximity to Clacton Pier, On-site parking
Traditional carvery and grill, Modern lodge-style accommodation
Invigorating indoor swimming pool, Signature Mediterranean dining
Picturesque village setting, Traditional pub dining experience
Rooms with partial sea views, Prime location near Clacton Pier
Outdoor beer garden with sea views, Function room with private bar
Modernised Victorian townhouse setting, Flexible family room options
Historic building charm, Family-friendly accommodations
Partial sea view rooms, Private off-road parking
New generation room design, Family-friendly beach access
Picturesque Wivenhoe Park setting, Luxury themed signature suites
Quiet-sleep sliding window technology, Strategic Haven Port gateway
Private garden views, Proximity to Clacton Beach
Outdoor seating and garden, Historic 18th-century country inn
Private garden access, Close to Clacton-on-Sea Beach
Boutique country house experience, Tranquil garden views from private balconies
North African inspired dining nearby, Proximity to Art Deco architecture
Picturesque Wivenhoe Park setting, Extensive dining options
Convenient access to town centre, Lounge bar for relaxation
Historic 17th-century farmhouse setting, Five-star Gold Award recognition
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The first small Clacton Pier was built in 1871, but was extended to over 1000 feet in length in the heyday of seaside resorts in the first half of the 20th century. Clacton was within easy reach of London and became very popular for day trips. The pier had all the usual attractions including a theatre, dance hall, casino and swimming pool. Like many piers it suffered from both fire damage (1973) and the decline of the traditional seaside holiday. However, it is now undergoing a revival and has updated itself with amusement halls, rides, an aquarium and a variety of food outlets and bars. Traditional pier activities of fishing and boat trips are also available. Entry is free and it is open every day except Christmas Day and New Year’s Day. Rides and attractions are open from Easter to the end of October. There is limited paying car parking nearby.
Clacton Pier is a top attraction in Clacton-on-Sea, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
Explore various stays near Clacton Pier, including popular choices like The Royal Hotel, Premier Inn Clacton-On-Sea (Seafront) hotel, Clacton, The Langtry Hotel, OYO Pier Hotel.
Discover nearby attractions, such as Clacton Pier, West Beach, Seafront Gardens, Albion Beach, Frinton on Sea Beach, all within a convenient distance from Clacton Pier.