The Oyster Fleet - Castle Point

In the oyster fleet for the annual dr feelgood weekend withte november. there is a generous number of free parking, a beautiful bar, outside the covered grill and there area with views of the canvey lake, a posh restaurant and a large functional room with a stage. the rooms are simple but clean and warm with everything they need and much hot water. a nice note are the expensive scottish soap company sea kelp products (very suitable place) the bar and restaurant staff were all well trained and friendly in the did it is the personal that this hotel apart. a dame called tania (and a Portuguese waitress and young waitress) took care of our table very attentive to both gastronomic nights despite our cheeky sharpshoot. eating was really good with generous portions and despite the size of the event they did not have to preorder. the complete English breakfast was similar great! nice to stay in a good spot, proud independent hotel with such a great feelgood oil vibe!ps: for all dr feelgood fans there are every season in the opposite to see as listed below: canvey islandoyster fleet dr feelgood hq with a blue plaqueadmiral jellicoe pub unfortunately now the city club akabi club canvey sea wall fantastic wall art wall paintings (and named benches) on various local themes including the 1953 flut and local bands including dr feelgoodmonico pub dining rooms local hot spot and shirley glassesaux worked there feelgood house right around the corner of the haystack pub no. 40 long roadlobster smack pub classic pub on the beach and beside terminal oil (and jetties)Canvey high street used for many promo pictures. extras’the proceeds' Leigh-on-sea a deceptive, spacious 4-room family house, once owned by lee brilleaux, frontmann the band dr feelgood. lee brilleaux gedenkbank leigh on sea cliffs zu fuß von the proceeds’grand hotel Leigh-On-Sea brilleaux’s local and the location of its interview in the movie oil city confidential shown. closed plans to transform the Leigh-on-Sea's grand hotel into apartments and a restaurant. the crooked billet, old leigh another favorit lee goggleaux pub the cursaal southend the cursaal is the scene of the classic dr feelgood performance in 1975.

The staff at the restaurant were lovely, although the signup process was chaotic due to a small entrance with only one person handling reservations for a large number of people. The rooms were clean but very basic, with our room costing £73 for one night. The room was incredibly small, with a tiny TV screen and a broken remote control. The bed was uncomfortable and the decor in both the bathroom and bedroom was old and worn. The towels provided were small and inadequate. Overall, the dining experience was disappointing. I would not choose to stay at the Oyster Fleet again.

I recently dined at The Oyster Fleet for the annual Dr. Feelgood weekend in November. The restaurant offers ample free parking, a beautiful bar, an outdoor grill area with views of Canvey Lake, a fancy dining area, and a large function room with a stage. The rooms are clean and cozy with all necessary amenities and plenty of hot water. I appreciated the luxurious Scottish Sea Kelp products in the bathroom. The staff at the bar and restaurant were all well-trained and friendly, making our experience extra special. Tania, a waitress, was particularly attentive and took great care of our table during both gastronomic nights. The food was delicious with generous portions, and the full English breakfast was top-notch. It was a pleasure to stay at this locally-owned, independent hotel with such a welcoming atmosphere. For Dr. Feelgood fans, there are several local spots to visit, including The Oyster Fleet, where the band often performs. Overall, a fantastic experience with great food and friendly service.

If you ever find yourself near this hotel, make sure to stop by. The restaurant is currently closed, but the staff is truly exceptional. They are a fantastic group of people who go above and beyond to make your experience enjoyable. Nothing is too much trouble for them.

Eating was quite nice, but the service at the bar was not very friendly, so it wasn't so a good experience