The Riverside Inn

Hotel in Chelmsford, Essex
Victoria Road, Chelmsford, Essex, CM2 6LJ

Hotel Information

The Riverside Inn is a converted 17th-century mill situated on the River Chelmer, just 5 minutes' walk from Chelmsford town centre and Rail Station. All rooms at The Riverside Inn are refurbished with individual period features, and offer en suite private bathrooms, TVs, hairdryers, and tea and coffee-making facilities. Guests can enjoy seasonal, traditional British cuisine with fresh ingredients in the dining room with its beamed ceilings and riverside views. The hotel also features a decked garden overlooking the river and mill stream. Free parking is available, and Chelmsford Cathedral and High Chelmer Shopping Centre are both just 10 minutes' walk away. Chelmsford Rail Station also offers a direct route to London Liverpool Street Station.

There is a golf course at, or near to the The Riverside Inn hotel. Please check with the hotel for more information about golfing facilities and other sports that may be available.

The hotel offers internet services, and a wireless hotspot connection is available.

A restaurant is available at The Riverside Inn. An 'A La Carte' menu is available in the restaurant.

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�70.00Per room, per night

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Hotel Facilities & Features

	Parking Available
	Restaurant
	Pet Friendly Hotel
	Room Service
	Meeting Rooms
	Bar
	24hr Front Desk
	Fitness Centre/Gym
	Disabled Facilities
	Internet Access
	Wireless Internet/LAN
	Indoor Swimming Pool
	Outdoor Swimming Pool

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