Hotel Coco

I recently stayed at Hotel Coco in Felixstowe during a business trip, and it exceeded all expectations. My room was amazing—spacious, spotless, and incredibly comfortable, making it the perfect place to unwind after a long day of work. The breakfast was superb, offering plenty of delicious choices to start the morning right. I also had a fantastic lunch at the Marco Pierre White Steakhouse, which was a highlight of my stay. The location was ideal—just a short walk to the beach for a refreshing break and very close to the city centre, where I enjoyed a quick shopping stroll between meetings. The staff were exceptionally kind and helpful, ensuring everything went smoothly throughout my stay and making me feel genuinely well looked after. Highly recommended!

Best hotel I’ve stayed in Felixstowe , beautiful decoration all round, great food, comfortable rooms, 10 minutes walk to town & beach, very friendly staff

Having had a marketing email saying they were doing afternoon tea for £14.95 during July, I popped across the road (literally) to try it out, weirdly at 1230. Well they are closed for lunch on Mondays, so a growing lad has to eat. Closed for lunch, but they are doing afternoon teas at lunchtime? Even more odd, I couldn't book on the Marco Pierre White website because the restaurant was showing as closed, but had to do it by telephone. Very strange. Having played petanque on the Felixstowe promenade all morning, I was more than ready for liquid refreshment and some sustenance. A bit of company would have been nice, but she was off watching one of her granddaughters perform some ballet. I was greeted by 18 year old Alfie, who's been here for four years (since Brook Hotel days), who was behind the bar (not a customer in sight) and told me he'd set me up at a table in the restaurant. Well I could have had ANY table, because I was the only client. Which is sad, because the selection of sandwiches, cakes and a scone with strawberry jam and pot of clotted cream were all really excellent. Sandwiches included salmon, egg, ham and mustard and three others. Cakes were especially good, the chocolate and lemon ones especially worthy of note. My liquid refreshments included two pots of Teapigs Darjeeling tea, a tasty macaron, a jug of iced water, linen napkin (I did NOT eat that!) and everything else for just £14.95. An absolute bargain in a beautifully appointed restaurant. Alfie not only served the afternoon tea, he cleared away and, presumably, was the one who switched the musak off after presenting me with the bill, which I took to be a very heavy hint that it was time to go. Highly recommended.