10 Best Felixstowe Hotels, United Kingdom (From $71)

Felixstowe – 7 hotels and places to stay

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The Orwell Hotel

Close to the town center and 0.2 miles from Felixstowe Railway Station, this Victorian hotel offers free parking for guests. The property was initially built for Lord Tollemarch.

United Kingdom

Staff were nice breakfast was decent

Scored 7.2

7.2

Rated good

Good

4,481 reviews

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$89.79

1 night, 2 adults

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Hotel Coco

Hotel in Felixstowe

Hotel Coco is located in the Suffolk coastal port town of Felixstowe, 32 mi from Harwich.

Brian

United Kingdom

My deluxe room was very nice.

Scored 7.9

7.9

Rated good

Good

263 reviews

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$110.86

1 night, 2 adults

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Beachfront Studio Apartment

Felixstowe

Beachfront Studio Apartment is a recently renovated apartment in Felixstowe, near Felixstowe North Beach. Featuring sea and garden views, this apartment also includes free Wifi.

ENG SUAN

United Kingdom

A very well equipped studio apartment as described by the proprietor, Donna. Informative and helpful check-in instructions given in very timely manner. Enjoyed our short stay and fully recommend this place. 😃😃😃

Scored 9.6

9.6

Rated exceptional

Exceptional

115 reviews

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$172.44

1 night, 2 adults

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DJD's Place - Caravan Sleeps 6 Felixstowe Beach

Felixstowe

Offering a garden and a bar, DJD's Place - Caravan Sleeps 6 Felixstowe Beach in Felixstowe is close to Felixstowe South Beach and Felixstowe North Beach.

Scored 9.4

9.4

Rated wonderful

Wonderful

9 reviews

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$123.17

1 night, 2 adults

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Felixstowe room and glamping let

Felixstowe

Felixstowe room and glamping let is a recently renovated homestay in Felixstowe where guests can make the most of its open-air bath and casino.

Scored 7.9

7.9

Rated good

Good

14 reviews

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$83.14

1 night, 2 adults

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What Guests Said About Felixstowe:

Scored 8.0
8.0
Although it is a typical English seaside town it has a...
Although it is a typical English seaside town it has a surprising number of interesting things to see and do from Languard point and the docks to independent shops. Seems to be both a child and dog friendly place. Plenty of free play facilities as well as a clean beach plus handy easily accessible toilet facilities. A good selection of very good restaurants as well as take aways. My only bugbears are parking availability and the regular very irritating traffic hold ups coming off the A14 into the town.
janice
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Felixstowe is not "undiscovered Southwold" and in a way I...
Felixstowe is not "undiscovered Southwold" and in a way I hope it never becomes that. If you are ok with mobility it is such a joy to walk for just the right amount of hours and have a delicious lunch at Ferry Boat Inn along the Suffolk Coastal Path. It is just about holding its high street together and its seasonal "night life" on a Saturday is never too much. There is a really nice sense of big village and straightforward sand and sea days out. The large indoor swimming pool helps if the sea front is too miserable for smalls and oldies alike. Truthfully we probably should have gone for an affordable Air B n B and it would have been a better option - had it existed.
Clare
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Such a lovely friendly town and not many empty shops so must...
Such a lovely friendly town and not many empty shops so must be thriving but finding restaurants open after 8 pm was a bit tricky unless you wanted fish & chips. So many eateries closed at 6 pm, most closed at 8 pm and the Turkish one that we found open was very filled and on a hot night must have been quite uncomfortable for diners. We managed although the first night I cooked for us all, which was not the plan! Found the Waffle Shack and the pizza place right next door which was a great find. Best ice cream milkshakes and crepes and the biggest best pizza ever and served by such lovely people.
rawlinson
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Felixstowe has a really good promenade giving access from...
Felixstowe has a really good promenade giving access from Langaurd Point to Old Felixstowe and beyond via a short beech walk to the Ferry Boat Inn. The prom also gives access to a good range of cafe, bar and eating establishments, the spa Pavilion being well worth a visit, the town itself is but a short walk from the pier and has a pleasant pedestrian only high street
Kevin
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Plenty of nice restaurants to choose from.
Plenty of nice restaurants to choose from. High street has plenty of shops including quite a few independent shops. Plenty of things to do at the seafront where you can have a nice short or long stroll along the promenade
Stuart
United Kingdom
Scored 8.0
8.0
Lots of re-generation on going.Lovely new pier, cafes ( sea...
Lots of re-generation on going.Lovely new pier, cafes ( sea you and Boardwalk) etc. lots to do.Nice and clean. Perfect seaside visit with lots of interesting days out a short drive away. Reasonably easy parking, you may need to be early on a sunny day.
Caroline
United Kingdom

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The Orwell Hotel
Felixstowe
From $83.14 per night
Scored 7.2
7.2
Rated good
Good · 4,481 reviews
The location - right next to the train station and the available parking for coming by car was great. It is huge hotel and the lift as our room was on the second floor and with luggage this was helpful. The traffic noise was minimal .. and the water for the shower was indeed delightfully hot. The walk to the sea and the town was fine for us. If you wanted proper old fashioned - apart from the pricing of drinks and food - and avoided the breakfast it could still be just about ok.
Clare
United Kingdom
Mariners Lodge
Felixstowe
From $359.67 per night
Scored 9.1
9.1
Rated wonderful
Wonderful · 7 reviews
A very spacious and well furnished property set in a stunning location with views over the Deben entrance and the golf course. A lovely base from which to walk along the seafront and explore the local area, and Felixstowe Ferry itself is charming. A very well equipped kitchen, comfortable beds and plenty of hot water too. Good communication prior to arrival led to an easy check-in and the house was very clean.
Ian
United Kingdom
Mulberry Annexe
Felixstowe
Scored 10
10
Rated exceptional
Exceptional · 17 reviews
Wonderful relaxing winter weekend break. Excellent host, friendly and generous too. Warm and comfortable annexe in a fantastic location for shopping, eating and drinking in Felixstowe. So close to the sea and promenade too. Just perfect. The size of the accommodation is great and the log fire is a real treat. We were happy with everything at Mulberry Annexe.
Sheree
United Kingdom
Sea front luxury apartment with sea views
Felixstowe
Scored 7.8
7.8
Rated good
Good · 54 reviews
This is a very well presented, spacious and comfortable apartment, right at the top of the house and so offering excellent views of the sea. We enjoyed walking from the apartment along the esplanade and up into Felixstowe town to visit its coffee and other shops- around 15 minutes, maybe 25 to the station.
Martin
United Kingdom
Hotel Coco
Felixstowe
From $110.86 per night
Scored 7.9
7.9
Rated good
Good · 263 reviews
The decor downstairs was lovely and the restaurant. All staff were helpful and friendly. The bar was handy too! 5 mins walk to town and seafront. Street parking free as limited at the hotel.
Deb
United Kingdom