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Firs Hotel & Restaurant, Hitchin

83 Bedford Road, Hitchin, Hertfordshire, SG5 2TY

Conveniently located for Stevenage Letchworth, Luton and Henlow, this family-managed hotel and restaurant has easy access to the A1 (junction 8) and the M1 (junction 10). Enjoy comfortable accommodation, personal service and car parking in an informal relaxed environment. Broadband is available for guests' use in the public area, free of charge. The hotel has several ground floor bedrooms and one room has disabled access. The hotel has been independently assessed for service and quality and has gained a 2-star hotel rating with the AA, and English Tourism Council ensuring the highest standards of cleanliness and service are maintained. All aspects of the hotel have been reviewed to ensure everything runs smoothly, from an easy check-in to a quick check-out.

The Firs Hotel is a family-managed hotel where you will be able to relax and unwind in an informal and tranquil setting. Located a 10 minute walk from the town centre, the hotel provides a spacious car park and easy access to the town centre's amenities.

Sun Hotel, Hitchin

Sun St, Hitchin, Hertfordshire, SG5 1AF

We are a favourite with locals, businessmen and leisure guests alike, who come to enjoy the excellent meals on offer here. 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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The Brocket Arms, Hitchin

Ayot St Lawrence, Hitchin, Hertfordshire, AL6 9BT

Surrounded by beautiful rolling countryside, with wonderful walks on the doorstep, this charming 14th century inn in a lovely Hertfordshire village is barely 30 minutes from London. The extensive walled garden and inglenook fireplace bid guests the warmest of welcomes. The wine and ale will satisfy the most discerning of palates, and the cuisine specialises in game and home-cooked traditional meals. Ayot St Lawrence is one of the loveliest villages in Hertfordshire, and Hatfield, Knebworth, St Albans and Woburn Abbey are nearby.

The Bell Inn Country Hotel, Hitchin

65 High St, Codicote, Hitchin, Hertfordshire, SG4 8XD

Should business or pleasure take you to Stevenage, Hatfield, Welwyn Garden City or Hitchin, you'll find no better base. The Bell Inn country hotel is in the county of Hertfordshire. We are supremely positioned in the beautiful rural village of Codicote, 5 minutes from the a1, approximately 30 minutes into Central London and close to Luton Airport. If you are attending meetings at companies in Hitchin, Stevenage and Welwyn Garden City, these organisations are only a short drive away, and often use our facilities. The Bell Inn Motel is a privately owned hotel situated in the heart of Codicote. The hotel is renowned for its first class service and good food. The rooms are well decorated and reasonably priced, ideal for a short business stay or a pleasant weekend break. All our 25 Bungalow styled double and twin bedded rooms are furnished to a superior standard, to include bathroom, toilet and shower en suite. Featured in each room are remote control colour TV, including satellite, tea and coffee welcome trays, hair dryer, trouser press with ironing press, and own dial telephone. Our tariff includes VAT.

Tudor Oaks Lodge, Hitchin

Taylors Road, Astwick, Hitchin, Hertfordshire, SG5 4AZ

Tudor Oaks Lodge, on the A1, one mile past junction 10 northbound, is a complex of buildings with characteristic beams. All rooms have LCD TV. Luxe rooms have four-poster beds and jacuzzi baths, some with sauna aromatherapy.

The Lord Lister Hotel, Hitchin

1 Park Street, Hitchin, Hertfordshire, SG4 9AH

The Hotel is family run and all staff offer a warm and friendly atmosphere, with good service at a reasonable price! We are centrally located on the edge of Hitchin town centre. The Lord Lister Hotel Offers a warm and friendly atmosphere with good service at a reasonable price. It is centrally located on the edge of Hitchin town centre, with a private car park at the rear of the Hotel. The Hotel was originally a woolcomber's House built in the late 18th Century, and was owned by Thomas Williams. It later became a Quaker school known as the Isaac Brown Academy and many of our eminent 19th century scientists were educated there. The most famous of these was Joseph Lister who pioneered germ free operations and became known as the 'father of antiseptics.' Since the Raviele family took over the ownership of this 18th Century Listed building eight years ago. They have maintained the character of the existing building, while at the same time upgrading many of the facilities to ensure further guest comfort. We provide en-suite rooms with all facilities, such as colour television, hairdryers, tea and coffee making facilities, direct-dial telephones and wireless internet in most rooms and on the ground floor. For the more special occasion there is a four poster bedroom and flowers or wine may be provided on request. There is a cosy bar which over looks the garden, and a cosy residents TV lounge. The Lord Lister is within convenient reach of London's West End and the City, also allowing easy access to Luton Airport and Central England.

Redcoats Farmhouse Hotel, Hitchin

Redcoats Green, Hitchin, Hertfordshire, SG4 7JR

We felt that the atmosphere and environment so enjoyed by our family could be experienced and enjoyed by others. For the past fifteen years we have worked hard and (we are pleased to report) successfully, to achieve a reputation as one of the foremost hotels and restaurants in Hertfordshire. Set in 4 acres of gardens with unspoiled views over the countryside yet only 5 minutes from the a1(m) and 20 minutes from the m1 and m25.

Offley Place, Hitchin

Kings Walden Road, Hitchin, Hertfordshire, SG5 3DS

This country house is set in its own spacious grounds and was built in the 17th century for Sir Richard Spencer in the pretty Hertfordshire village of Great Offley. The village of Great Offley has all the charm you would expect from a pretty English village. It is reputed to be named after Offa, King of Mercia who had his palace here. Today it is an ideal spot for a relaxing break, conference or a special occasion.