Here we list those members
who provide a wide selection of
properties for the
business traveller or tourist - from
budget to luxury
hotels, bed and breakfasts and guest
house accommodation.
They offer ideal
accommodation for any visitor to Halstead.
Brickwall Farm is a charming place
to stay, situated on a small stock farm. We can offer a
pleasant stay in one of our three cottages which are
beautifully decorated and equipped to a high standard,
giving you a home-from-home feel.
Also we have serviced accommodation,
all rooms have en-suite, colour TV and hairdryer. Guests
have use of private tennis court, coarse fishing and over
60 acres of peaceful woodlands. 30 mins to Stansted
Airport. For more information please view our website.
Price: Single from £30.00, Double from £65.00 per
person Rooms: 1 Single, 1 Double Accommodation Type: Farmhouse B&B
The White Hart is a 500 year old Tudor house and former coaching inn abundant with character with traditional wooden beams and charming open fireplaces. Situated in rural Essex in the attractive village of Great Yeldham on the banks of the River Colne The White Hart offers great food in a relaxed and historic
atmosphere. The White Hart has won an AA rosette for the past three
years.
We are also in; The Hardens Guide, The Good Food Guide, The Good Pub Guide, The Camra Good Food & Real Ale Guide.
The White Hart is the ideal venue for weddings.... more
The Waggon & Horses is a family owned country pub hotel restaurant in North Essex close to the Suffolk county border half way between Colchester and Cambridge near to Halstead; Braintree; Sudbury and Haverhill. The ten bedroom annexe with its horseracing theme is designed for your ultimate comfort.
Lying on the banks of the River Colne, Halstead
has a broad main street that leads to a bridge spanning the river. Its
historic Townsford Mill is a huge three-storey wooden building dating to the
late 18th century. Originally a corn mill, it was later purchased by Samuel
Courtauld as a centre for silk weaving. The local church contains tombs to
the Bourchier family whose most famous member was Sir Robert Bourchier. He
distinguished himself fighting alongside the Black Prince at the Battle of
Crecy in 1346, eventually dying of plague.
