Bedfordshire Inns

Situated in the charming village of Woburn. This 17th century inn is a delightful mixture of Tudor, Georgian and Victorian décor. The oak beamed restaurant creates a comfortable relaxing atmosphere and offers a selection of cuisine prepared with local produce.

The Highwayman provides a friendly atmosphere in a 52-room lodge-style building. The restaurant offers a choice of carvery and grills whilst the bar serves superb food together with a selection of beers.

A picturesque 17th century pub located on the village green just two miles from Luton airport. The King William has just been refurbished and all rooms are en-suite with tv and tea making facility. There is also a restaurant with an extensive menu.

Relaxing and comfortable are two words that immediately come to mind in association with the Queens Head Hotel. The restaurant has an imaginative a la carte menu and the bar is warm and welcoming.

The Bell Inn situated in the charming village of Woburn is a delightful mixture of Tudor, Georgian and Victorian architecture and has been carefully restored by its present owners to retain and emphasise its original features.

A 16th century Inn and combines traditional pub qualities with modern guest accommodation in the hamlet of Girtford, Sandy. Some come to enjoy a glass or two of real ale in the old-world bars, where open fires keep things cosy in the cooler months, others to sample the excellent snacks and meals served in the bars or non-smoking dining rooms.

Set in the picturesque village of newton blossomville, we are 10 minutes from Milton Keynes and 15 from Bedford. The village is surrounded by countryside and lovely walks. The inn hosts a restaraunt and fully licensed bar. All rooms are en suite bathrooms.

Countryside location good links to Milton Keynes, Bedford, Northampton all our meat is supplied by our local butchers, which is joined onto our building.