Best Western The Hatfield Hotel
3 StarsEasternmost sunrise views, Traditional LT1 Restaurant
Easternmost sunrise views, Traditional LT1 Restaurant
Spacious sea view rooms with balconies, Oceanfront dining with panoramic views
Morton's Bar and Grill Restaurant, Prime seafront location
Boutique bed and breakfast experience, Family-friendly accommodation
Woodland-facing guest rooms, The Foxburrow Beefeater restaurant
Contemporary room redesign, Oulton Broad gateway
Sea view rooms, Historic building charm
Historic thatched barn restaurant, Wildlife observation opportunities
British cuisine restaurant, Jacuzzi bath rooms
Boutique hotel experience, Oulton Broad location
Tranquil garden access rooms, 18th-century country house charm
Riverside setting with marsh views, Indoor swimming pool
Traditional pub atmosphere, Home-cooked dining experience
Pet-friendly coastal base, Quiet Gorleston-on-Sea setting
Harbour and shipping lane views, Traditional English seafront restaurant
Sea view rooms available, On-site bowling alley
Elevated sea view balcony rooms, Traditional afternoon tea service
Sea-facing rooms with original bay windows, Historic Victorian seaside architecture
Panoramic North Sea views, On-site Beefeater restaurant
Sea view rooms, Military heritage and museum-like interiors
Expansive garden and terrace, Spacious honeymoon suite
Panoramic North Sea views, Victorian seaside heritage
Scenic River Waveney location, Individually styled rooms
Essential guest information, Traditional seaside hotel identity
Victorian beachfront guest house, Family-friendly accommodations
The Still Room refined dining, Secure on-site private parking
Prime seafront location, Nautical-inspired restaurant
Inviting guest lounge with ocean vistas, Historic Victorian seafront building
Earl of Sandwich room's slipper bath, Adults-only fine dining restaurant
Unique vintage lift, Award-winning Cafe Cru restaurant
Comfortable sea view rooms, Lively evening entertainment
Converted dairy farm setting, Proximity to Somerleyton Hall
Relaxing hot tub access, Victorian seaside hotel charm
Panoramic sea view rooms, Award-winning beach access
Dedicated on-site restaurant, Family-friendly amenities
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The South Pier in Lowestoft dates back to 1846 and measures 1320 feet. It replaces an earlier pier of 1831 that was part of a set of two 500ft long piers and part of the harbour of the town. The South Pier and its buildings was damaged during WW2 and the entertainment centre that it houses today was built during the 1970’s. Visitors can enjoy family entertainment that includes gaming machines and video games, a bar with live entertainment, restaurant, bowling, several fast food outlets and shops. Outside seating is available and the pier is also home to the historic ships of Lowestoft’s Liveboat Station. The award wining blue flag beach of the town is situated directly at the pier and the East Pavilion with the Tourist Information Centre can be found just metres away. Parking facilities can be found in easy walking distance but fees might apply.
South Pier is a top attraction in Lowestoft, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
Explore various stays near South Pier, including popular choices like Royal Norfolk & Suffolk Yacht Club, Kingsleigh Guest House, Best Western The Hatfield Hotel, Hatfield Lodge, Luxury Penthouse Apartment.
Discover nearby attractions, such as South Pier, Pets Corner, Oulton Broad Water Sports Centre, Oulton Broad, Pleasurewood Hills, all within a convenient distance from South Pier.