Royal Albion Walton
2 StarsOutdoor beer garden with sea views, Function room with private bar
Outdoor beer garden with sea views, Function room with private bar
Invigorating indoor swimming pool, Signature Mediterranean dining
Central seaside budget base, Pet-friendly family accommodation
Panoramic sea view rooms, Garden terrace with sea views
New generation room design, Family-friendly beach access
Upper floor sea views, Traditional seaside budget base
Panoramic North Sea views, On-site Thyme restaurant
Traditional carvery and grill, Modern lodge-style accommodation
Quiet-sleep sliding window technology, Strategic Haven Port gateway
Beachfront location with pier views, Johnny Mac's restaurant
Picturesque village setting, Traditional pub dining experience
The Elephant and Barrel restaurant, Extensive on-site parking
Award-winning guesthouse experience, Prime seaside town location
Beachfront location with scenic views, Historic building with modern refurbishment
Thyme restaurant and bar, Generous family room layouts
Beachfront garden and terrace, Spacious rooms with outdoor space
Proximity to Clacton Pier, On-site parking
Historic Harwich Old Town setting, Harbourside seafood restaurant
Marco Pierre White Steakhouse Bar & Grill, Boutique hotel experience
North African inspired dining nearby, Proximity to Art Deco architecture
Family-friendly accommodations, Pet-friendly policy
Outdoor seating and garden, Historic 18th-century country inn
Historic Georgian farmhouse stay, Convenient public transport access
Rooms with partial sea views, Prime location near Clacton Pier
Modernised Victorian townhouse setting, Flexible family room options
Stour room with river views, Terrace overlooking the River Stour
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The Walton Pier is the third longest in the country and can be found at the end of the Promenade in Walton-on-the-Naze. The pier you can visit today replaces an early construction that dated back to 1830 and was one of the earliest piers constructed the UK. This 300ft long pier was destroyed during a storm and was replaced by a new 800ft long pier in 1895. This needed to be extended several times later on as the shoreline around Walton-on-the-Naze changed and measures now 2,600ft (793m), making it the 3rd longest pier in the UK. Today the pier doesn’t need to deal with seafaring passengers and the handling of goods any more but is home to an amusement and entertainment area. There are a variety of fun-fair rides for children of all ages available, a ten-pin bowling alley an amusement arcade, shops, snack bars and restaurants. In and outside sitting areas are available. Angling is possible but a day permit needs to purchased (£5,00) Public parking facilities can be found around the pier and both, public transport and the local train station, are within easy walking distance. Walton Pier is open all year round
Walton Pier is a top attraction in Walton-on-the-Naze, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
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Discover nearby attractions, such as Walton Pier, Frinton on Sea Beach, Albion Beach, Dovercourt Bay, Clacton Pier, all within a convenient distance from Walton Pier.