Places to stay in Langham, Essex

Langham is a small village in the north east of Essex. Its a pleasant sort of village with friendly villagers. Places to eat in the region include The Shepherd And Dog, Jubilee Restaurant, Le Talbooth, and Talbooth.

The center of Langham ( which is at is longitude 0°57'0.2854 and latitude 51°56'42.817 ) is located 3 miles away from Ardleigh, 4 miles away from Great Horkesley, 5 miles away from Lawford and 5 miles away from Colchester.

Available Langham lodging

We currently have 7 accommodations in and around Langham.

Langham Hotels, B&Bs and Guest Houses

Hotels

Best Western Rose & Crown Hotel

Approx 5 miles away in Colchester:

The oldest Hotel in England's oldest recorded town. The Best Western Rose and Crown Hotel, originally a 14th century posting house, lovingly restored to a modern day hotel.
East Street
Colchester, Essex
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Best Western The Stoke By Nayland Club Hotel

Approx 5 miles away in Colchester:

Set amidst 300 acres of undulating golf courses and lakes, the Best Western The Stoke By Nayland Hotel, Golf & Spa facilities are all designed to benefit from the Constable Country landscapes.
Keepers Lane
Colchester, Essex
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Maison Talbooth

Approx 2 miles away in Dedham:

Set in the heart of the Vale of Dedham in the countryside immortalised by John Constable. Tranquility is the essence of Maison Talbooth - a victorian country house enjoying a lovely position overlooking the River Valley - with water meadows stretching away to the nearby medieval church..
Stratford Road
Dedham, Essex

Oak Apple Farm

Bed & Breakfast
Oak Apple Farm is an attractive 1920's farmhouse, which is now run as a bed and breakfast by Rosie Helliwell..
Greyhound Hill
Langham, Essex

Langham Camping, Caravans, Self Catering

Self Catering Properties

Cobblers Cottage

Approx 5 miles away in Nayland:

If you are looking for a really romantic holiday cottage with open log fires and beautiful unspoilt original interiors, where you can explore lovely English countryside and bring your pet, then here is our unique selection of 31 gorgeous cottages..
13 Stoke Road
Nayland, Suffolk
Self Catering Properties

Cobbs Cottage

Approx 4 miles away in Stoke-by-Nayland:

If you are looking for a really romantic holiday cottage with open log fires and beautiful unspoilt original interiors, where you can explore lovely English countryside and bring your pet, then here is our unique selection of 31 gorgeous cottages..
Stoke Tye
Self Catering Properties

Acacia Cottage

Approx 5 miles away in Colchester:

The cottage is well positioned in the conservation area of New Town Colchester, built in the 1800s, and offers a very central location with only a few minutes walk to the Town Centre and all its facilities and off street parking at no extra cost..
1 Mill Street
Colchester, Essex
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Things to see and do, places to eat in Langham

Photograph of Mimosa, Colchester
Mimosa

The Sun Inn ( Dining / Other ). This quintessential coaching inn at the heart of the gentle rolling landscape of Constable Country has been a watering hole for villagers and resting post for travellers for centuries. These days, it’s much the same – an ideal spot to revive yourself be it with a pint of Brewer’s Gold, a meal using fine East Anglian produce or a good night’s sleep. www.thesuninndedham.com Link

Mimosa ( / British ). Located at 706 The Crescent, Colchester, 2 miles from the center of Langham. The vast, versatile and luxurious space boasts opulent décor designed by award winning interior designers, and a modern British menu specialising in local and seasonal dishes to appease all tastes and appetites. With live entertainment showcasing local musicians, Mimosa is the perfect setting for intimate dining, business meetings and socialising with friends and family. www.mimosa-restaurant.co.uk Link

Boathouse Restaurant ( Dining / Other ). The Boathouse in Dedham is known to many locals and visitors as the place to hire a rowing boat or enjoy an ice cream down by the river, but there have been quite a few changes since Cameron & Claire Marshall bought the business in March 2002. In September 2002 after completing the first ‘season’ in Dedham, Cameron & Claire closed the Café and made the transformation from Café to Restaurant. A bar was built, a complete new kitchen added, as was gas central heating. New fixtures and fittings completed the final style of modern and contemporary yet warm and inviting. dedhamboathouse.co.uk Link