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Rooms from 75.00 GBP | The Old Bull was first referred to as the Black Bull in 1520, several years before the English reformation, in an inquisition Post Mortem on the death of Richard Gery, who was the owner. It has provided overnight accommodation throughout its history.
In the Eighteenth century The Royston Club meeting rooms were taken down from the Red Lion and re-erected as Assembly rooms at The Old Bull, which then became Royston's main venue for ceremonial celebrations, including the Golden Jubilee of Queen Victoria. |
| Sheen Mill
Station Road, Royston
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Rooms from 53.00 GBP | | This former mill house with restaurant and bar has a tranquil, elegant atmosphere. It is close to the centre of Royston and 15 minutes south of Cambridge.
Sheene Mill is set in pretty landscaped gardens, and is not far from junctions 10 and 11 of the M11.
Enjoy breakfast, lunch and dinner in the restaurant or conservatory, with views of the gardens and mill pond. Lunch is served Monday to Sunday, and dinner from Monday to Saturday, and locally sourced produce is used. The bar has comfy leather seating for an open and relaxed feel.
Each of the 9 en suite bedrooms is individually styled and overlooks the grounds. |
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Rooms from 39.00 GBP | | We are a traditional Country Hotel, Pub and restaurant situated in the heart of the village of Ashwell. We can trace the existing building back to 1806, but a public house is recorded as existing on this site in 1700. The pub today has two bars, a Lounge bar and a public bar and a large dining room and restaurant. The large garden at the rear has mature borders and offers a great space for relaxing with families in the summer, especially with the new children's play area. The Patio to the left of our building brings an element of café culture to the village with continental style dining and socialising whilst watching the village pass by. |
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Rooms from 57.95 GBP | | Recently renovated, the Broadway Hotel is situated at the very heart of the first "Garden City", and was the first licensed premises allowed within its boundaries. This attractive Hotel provides an ideal base for the business or holiday traveller. Local museums chart the town's fascinating history and growth, and further a field many attractions include, Knebworth House, Shaws Corner, Whipsnade Zoo, and Cambridge less than an hour away. All major road, rail and air links are within easy reach, a mile from the A1 (M) and 12 Miles to Luton Airport, with Stansted Airport less than an hours drive. |
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Rooms from 65.00 GBP | | Here at The Crown House we pride ourselves on fantastically mouth-watering food, beautiful and relaxing surroundings and impeccable service. Whether you're looking for a relaxed Sunday lunch, a special celebratory meal, a weekend away or
a Wedding or other special event, The Crown House will deliver everything you expect and much more.
Situated on the old London to Newmarket road, The Crown House is a lovingly restored coach house inn dating back to beyond Tudor times, an elegant listed building set in beautifully nurtured gardens in the pretty village of Great Chesterford. |
| Sun Hotel
Sun Street, Hitchin
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Rooms from 64.00 GBP | | The Sun Hotel is a traditional coaching inn, which has been an important landmark of historic Hitchin since the 1500's. The hotel is a favourite with locals, businessmen and leisure travellers alike who come to enjoy the excellent meals on offer here.
The Restaurant serves a wide range of food from around the world and traditional English favourites.
Cromwells bar is a thriving night spot frequented by locals and hotel guests alike.
There are 5 meeting and conference rooms, as well as a superb ballroom, which caters for up to 150 guests. We specialise in Weddings and parties and have a dedicated functions co-ordinator to assist you with your every need.
All 32 comfortable en-suite bedrooms have a CD player as standard, as well as an iron and ironing board for your convenience. Two feature rooms including one with a four -poster also available. Wireless internet is available throughout the hotel.
Hitchin has many lovely half-timbered buildings, a museum and an art gallery. Nearby attractions include the magnificent Knebworth House, Woburn Abbey, Dunstable Downs and Luton Hoo with its extensive grounds designed by Capability Brown. Further afield, is the Imperial War Museum at Duxford. |
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Rooms from 50.00 GBP | | The Ramada Cromwell Stevenage is one of the only Ramada Hotels to have kept its original name, the local interest in keeping the "Cromwell" part in the name was very high. The hotel is so named as it was originally a 16th Century Farmhouse reputedly given by Oliver Cromwell to his secretary Thomas Thurloe. There are still traces of this hotels beginnings, with the original flagstones and wall decoration which has been relocated inside the hotel, there are also 2 original fireplaces. Since the location of this building was on the former A1 or great South to North road, the building was converted into a hostelry and was a coaching inn for many years. Some parts of the building were used in an episode of "The Saint" back in the early 1960's. The Hotel has changed name several times in its history, but the "Cromwell" part has remained and is referred as such by local people.
The hotel has kept its original charm with beams, ornamental wood decoration and fireplaces, but has added the best that modern facilities can provide. A flat screen TV in each bedroom, along with trouser press, tea and coffee facilities and a selection of room styles including double, single, four poster and twin rooms. There are also a couple of family and disabled rooms available at the hotel.
The restaurant, bar and conference facilities have also kept up with this trend, there are the traditional founding's for these areas, however a modern twist has been tastefully added to meet the needs of our guests.
The large self contained banqueting suite to the rear of the hotel means that a function being held in the hotel has no need for hotel guests to be in their way, own entrance, toilets bar and dance floor means that this room is ideal for Weddings, private functions and Christmas parties. |
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Rooms from 58.00 GBP | | The Tudor Oaks Lodge is a coaching inn, dating back many hundreds of years. The main house is the oldest part being an H framed oak timber building, a Jacobean staircase was added later.
It is reputed to have been frequented by highwayman and weary traveller alike on their long journey’s the length of England, the site is also mentioned in the Doomsday book.
Since those fascinating and romantic days the Tudor Oaks is still an oasis for the traveller, offering an old fashioned welcome with a smile and a commitment to providing service and a luxurious relaxing rest. |
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Rooms from 45.00 GBP | | FAMILY ROOM PRICES BED AND BREAKFAST RATE APPLIES TO CHILDREN UNDER 16 YEARS.
A newly built modern hotel near to A1 (M) and easily accessible railway links to London.
Family rooms for up to 2 adults and 2 children make us an ideal base for weekend visitors.
Large air-conditioned bedrooms with fabulous six-foot beds have unforgettable 'wow' factor at unbeatable value for money prices. Why not indulge in a glass of wine whilst watching TV from the bath? Remote control TV with satellite channels including CBBC, will amuse the kids whilst you enjoy a well-deserved cup of tea in the comfort of your own room.
From refreshing aperitif to warming nightcap, BARest our on-site bar and restaurant, offers everything you need without leaving the comfort of your home from home. Bistro type meals, a full children's menu and homemade pizza service available to take to your room, served in a relaxed and friendly style.
For the energetic, a subsidised 2.50-Day Pass is available to the local David Lloyd Leisure Club (5 minute walk) situated on the nearby leisure park, which is adjacent to cinemas, nightclubs and restaurants. |
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Rooms from 35.00 GBP | | Nestling in Rickling Green, a quiet corner of one of the most attractive villages for miles around, The Cricketers' Arms is an authentic 18th Century inn restored to modern standards without losing any of its period charm.
The inn overlooks the famous old cricket pitch at Rickling Green, a
classically calm and beautiful English village on the borders of Essex and Cambridgeshire - only eight miles from rapidly expanding Stansted Airport but a world away from any noise, hustle or bustle.
In fact, a visit to The Cricketers Arms brings you the best of every world - whether it's a quick drink in the real ale bar, a top-class dinner in one of two superb country-dining restaurants, or an overnight stop in one of the beautifully refurbished bedrooms. |
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Rooms from 99.00 GBP | | The Novotel Stevenage is located on Jct 7 of the A1(M) 5 min from the town centre. 101 soundproofed bedrooms are available for booking. The hotel has an elements restaurant, a bar open 24/24 for snacks and 7 meeting rooms for seminars and conferences (180 persons). Guests on business have access to Wifi in the bar and high speed Internet access in all bedrooms. Free Private parking. |
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Rooms from 135.00 GBP | | Crowne Plaza Cambridge enjoys a prime location in the heart of the City Centre. Located within walking distance from Kings College and the many universities with easy access to Cambridge Business Park.
Punting or Cycling offers the ideal way to view the city. Travel to Ely or historic market towns such as St Ives or Huntingdon. Newmarket Races hosts some of the racing calendars most prestigious racing programmes. Imperial War Museum at Duxford home of the World War II Museum, Concorde, and other famous planes such as Spitfire and Lancaster bomber.
Crowne Plaza rooms and Suites are available at your request. High Speed Internet access and WiFi is offered in all bedrooms, meeting rooms and hotel’s lounge. The Fitness Room offers Cardiovascular and muscle toning equipment, with a sauna also available. The Conference Centre has four well appointed meeting rooms ideal for business and social events.
Altogether Cambridge is the Educated Choice.
The Grand Arcade is an exciting new city centre retail development that brings a 21st Century Shopping experience to Cambridge.
On-site Car Parking available at a charge of £15 per night. Car parking can be booked upon arrival. |
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Rooms from 55.00 GBP | | Conveniently located between the town centre and train station, this hotel is easily accessible and offers an ideal base for exploring this historic city.
Take in the stunning Gothic architect of Kings College and view art from around the world in the Fitzwilliam Museum, which includes work by da Vinci and Rembrant. Cambridge is perhaps best seen by punting along the canal that meanders through the city.
Fenners Hotel offers a full English or continental breakfast with the room rate. Lunch and evening meals are also served. Hotel facilities include Sky TV, car parking and 24 hour access. |
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Rooms from 35.25 GBP | | Our location in the north west corner of the city is particularly convenient for those visiting the University departments based at the neighbouring West Cambridge site. We have plentiful free parking and the college is easily accessible from both the M11 and A14.
We invite you and your guests to experience the unique ambience and atmosphere that make Churchill College such a memorable venue for conferences and events of all kinds. |
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Rooms from 70.00 GBP | | Close to the Railway Station opposite the botanical gardens and only a few minutes walk from the city shopping centre, colleges and entertainment. The Centennial Hotel offers a haven of comfort and luxury. Elegantly furnished throughout, The Centennial Hotel is renowned for its friendly efficient service and its superb quality cuisine. The Centennial Hotel has 39 rooms on 3 floors. Each of our individually designed luxury bedrooms has an en suite bathroom, and is fully equipped. |
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Rooms from 46.00 GBP | | The Ibis Stevenage Centre is located in the centre of Stevenage in a pleasantly developed tourist area. Close to the train station (400 m) and the airport (18 km), ideal for guests on business stays or on holiday, the hotel has 98 rooms with wireless Internet access and cable TV. 1 room for guests with limited mobility. A restaurant, a bar serving snacks 24 hours and pay parking. The hotel is 5 min from Knebworth Park, 3 min from the Leisure Park and 15 km from Duxford Airplane Museum. |
| George Hotel
North Street, Bishops Stortford
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Rooms from 31.50 GBP | | The George Hotel is the oldest Inn in Bishops Stortford and the third oldest in Hertfordshire. Standing at the junction of North Street and Windhill, the George Hotel is first mentioned in 1417 but was probably built towards the end of the 14th Century. During the 15th century it was the court of Piggotts Manor.
Charles 1 dined at the George in 1629 and from the late 18th to the early 19th Century it served as the Excise Office for Bishops Stortford.
The George is a privately owned hotel in town centre location offering comfortable accommodation at reasonable prices. The hotel is family run and is warm and welcoming. A taxi service can be arranged to the Airport. Walking distance to the train station. |
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Rooms from 49.95 GBP | | The management and staff will give you the warmest of welcomes at this extremely popular idyllic country public house and restaurant.
Situated in the heart of the Bedfordshire countryside in the village of Stanford, set in nearly two acres of gardens with a large children's play area, 10 hole Crazy Golf course, Summer B.B.Q. and restaurant terrace.
Fifteen minutes drive will bring you to the RSPB sanctuary at Sandy or either Bedford, Stevenage or Hitchin. Luton is approximately 20 minutes drive as is Knebworth House.
The recently built chalets were completed in summer 2003 and are arranged around a charming tranquil area. The 100-seater old English Tudor style restaurant with an open Inglenook fireplace and a wealth of exposed beams and bricks, boasts an extremely varied menu, which you can enjoy, served by our friendly and helpful staff in beautifully old English surroundings. |
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Rooms from 72.00 GBP | | Our Cambridge (A14, J32) Premier Inn has everything you'd expect, free parking, incredibly comfy beds in every room and an integrated restaurant serving a mix of traditional and contemporary dishes. |
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Rooms from 40.00 GBP | | The Market House Hotel is a lovely Olde Worlde 18th Century former coaching inn. This warm welcoming hotel offers a recently refurbished restaurant and garden area along with its relaxing bar. It is an ideal base to use both for commercial and leisure business.
Airport Parking available at £30.00 per week
PLEASE NOTE Freeview only available in some bedrooms |
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Rooms from 70.00 GBP | | A Family run hotel with all brand new and modern facilities.
Hotel is set with a village location within walking distance of all local amenities including the train station. |
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