I booked this hotel for a evening stay , as my husband had just got over heart surgery, we had intentions of staying for longer, however I really can not understand the filth of the room, the family dog sitting in the bar area was a no go and we love dogs.. The guests that have written positive comments makes... More

We stayed at this hotel for one night on 28th July, whilst visiting friends in the area. At £125 for the 4 poster bedroom, this was absolute top dollar for a place that is firmly stuck in the 1970's. So much could be done to modernise this hotel and make it attractive, but I guess there is little appetite to... More

We stayed in one if the rooms overlooking the seafront and coming from London it was lovely to wake up to the views each day. A short walk to the golf club, tennis club and Connaught avenue it was a lovely long weekend and we were lucky with the weather so spent a lot of time walking along the beach.... More

would not recommend this hotel at all.very overpriced old a dirty. wasnt at all child friendly.Didnt like the fact that the owners dog was allowed the run around hotel which isnt ideal for children especially if you dont like dogs or are asmatic. Also, the fact of the dog running around the dinning area which is very unhygenic. No access... More

This Hotel is fantastic in everyway ! The views, the owner and the staff are all excellent.This is what English seaside hotels should be like still,good old fashioned service and comfort.Jan(the owner) is amazing and so funny.

We stayed at the Rock as we were attending a function at the golf club. The only benefit was that it was 2 minutes walk from the hotel and that the hotel had a fantastic view. The owner Jan was a nice lady and was waiting for us when we arrived. However it went down hill from there. The hotel... More

Not a boutique hotel by any means and lots of knick knacks - but a very warm welcome, clean rooms and good value.

A medley of friendly service, fantastic sea views, tired decor, very clean, lots of chintz, great coffee and a complete time warp.

We were in Frinton to attend a wedding nearby and rather than pay for a taxi from the nearest Travelodge in Clacton, we decided to stay in what I think is the only hotel in Frinton. The hotel is OK. Very old fashioned and in need of some updating. This would be acceptable if the price reflected the need for... More