Hotels in Thurrock

Imagine being nestled in the green belt, yet a stone's throw away from the dynamic throbbing heart of London. Welcome to Thurrock, a stunning borough that encapsulates the charm of England in its truest form. From the tranquil riverfront of the Thames to historical sites and bustling shopping centres, Thurrock offers an array of accommodations to make your stay both relaxing and adventurous.

Whether you dream of falling asleep in a cosy cottage in the serene countryside, or wish to walk into a luxuriously appointed suite in a bustling town centre, Thurrock offers it all, and more. Embark on your unique English journey today and find your perfect haven with Lycafly.

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Thurrock, embedded with borough status in the east of England’s Essex, is located on the north bank of the River Thames. Hosting an impressive 18 mile stretch of riverfront, it also houses the major seaport, the Port of Tilbury. More than half of this intriguing borough is dedicated as Green Belt, giving you a sense of tranquil escapism intertwined with metropolitan accessibility. It is here you'll encounter Thurrock Council in Grays and other settlements like Purfleet, South Ockendon, Stanford-le-Hope, and Tilbury.

Thurrock's Saxon name, aptly meaning "the bottom of a ship", pays homage to its maritime heritage. It cloaks an enriching history with footprints of the Peasants' Revolt, and once served as a crucial defensive post for London during Henry VIII’s time. Present-day Thurrock, part of the Thames Gateway regeneration area, not only carries forth its evocative past but promises a future brimming with industrial and commercial development. In fact, the Lakeside Shopping Centre attracts visitors from far and near.

When to visit Thurrock

Thurrock boasts of a mild climate that's welcoming all year round, with rainfall well dispersed throughout the year. However, if you're seeking optimum weather conditions, consider visiting Thurrock during spring or fall. The warmest months are generally July, August and early September, with temperatures averaging around a pleasant 22.9°C. However, for those keen to avoid significant rainfall, the driest months tend to be April, September and March. Despite being a slightly slow season for tourism, visiting Thurrock between June to August may reward you with lower accommodation costs, possibly making your stay even more enjoyable.

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