Marygreen Manor Hotel, Brentwood

This luxury 4 star, privately owned hotel is conveniently located in the heart of Brentwood, less than an hour to central London. Well appointed, comfortable, air conditioned rooms provide the perfect base for the busy executive, with work desk and high speed internet access. Wi-Fi is available in all public areas. Leisure guests will enjoy the tranquil setting and old world charm of this historic building.

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Facilities

• 15th century buildings
• Breakfast Included
• Parking (free)
• No smoking
• 4 Star Official Rating
• Historic Property
• Internet access for a charge
• Shared gardens
• Children's cots
• Children's highchairs
• Restaurant
• Tea room
• Cooked breakfast (additional cost)
• Continental breakfast (additional cost)
• Lunch available (at additional cost)
• Dinner available (at additional cost)
• Bar
• Recommended walks
• Beach (a short drive)
• Pub (walking distance)
• Museums (walking distance)
• Historic houses
• Gardens
• Golf course (walking distance)
• Recommended restaurants (walking distance)
• Theatre (a short drive)

Arrival information

Check In: From 2.00pm. Check Out: By 11.00am. Directions: From the M25 exit at Junction 28 signposted Brentwood. Take the road off the roundabout, signposted Brentwood A1023 not the A12. You should now be on Brook Street. Proceed straight through two sets of traffic lights. The Hotel is situated 200 yards on the right hand side. Nearest train station: Brentwood