Hertfordshire Inns

With its public rooms dating from the 15th century, the comfortable Roebuck Inn makes a great base for visits to local attractions. Open fires during the winter months in its relaxed bar and lounge area all add to the atmosphere.

Situated in the heart of Borehamwood. Elstree Inn has just undergone a recent refurbishment, which has modernised the rooms and facilities within the hotel, making your stay more comfortable.

Originally a 17th century coaching Inn on the A10 Road from London to Cambridge. The inn with its convivial atmosphere a perfect mix of beautifully conserved buildings and modern facilities.

Here you will find a wealth of history and charm with the advantage of a sunny rear courtyard. The fine architecture, ancient beams and quirky layout of some rooms bear testimony to the years that The Old Bull has served Royston as a hostelry and public meeting place.

The Red Lion is a large and impressive building. The hotel was originally built in 1906 and has been refurbished in a traditional style.

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.

This charming 15th century coaching inn, set in the beautiful old market town of Royston, Hertfordshire, offers a well-balanced blend of contemporary design and traditional architecture.

A warm welcome awaits you at The Chequers Inn at Woolmer Green. Nick, Marion and Chef son Ben, look forward meeting you.

The Olde Kings arms is a 16th century restored coaching inn, featuring two bars, real ales and fine wine, decent garden and 8 excecutive rooms - all with luxury en-suites, air conditioning, flat screen TV's and an excellent inclusive breakfast.

The newly built hotel have been designed to a superb standard and all 12 rooms offer warmth and space. Our aim is to ensure you have an enjoyable stay, whether it is before your flight from Stansted, business, or pleasure.