TOP Yoga Hotels in Bedford for 2026

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A hotel lobby with a reception desk, seating area, and a bar.

A hotel room with a wooden shelf holding two white mugs, a red coffee maker, and a folded towel.

A hotel room with two beds, a desk with a TV, and a large window with curtains.

A restaurant with purple upholstered booths and wooden tables.

1. Holiday Inn Express Bedford by IHG

Bedford

John

£61

includes taxes & fees

4 Oct - 5 Oct

A bedroom with a large bed, two bedside tables with lamps, a chair, a desk, and a painting on the wall.

A sign for "ALBERO BEDROOMS" with a modern design and a light fixture above it.

A cozy, well-lit room with a large window, a sofa, a dining table, and several chairs.

A bathtub filled with ice and two glasses of champagne on a wooden tray.

2. Albero

Bedford

Mark

£87

includes taxes & fees

5 Oct - 6 Oct

A large, historic building with a symmetrical facade, multiple windows, and a central entrance with a decorative arch.

A brick house with a white door and windows, surrounded by a garden with a stone fountain and various flowers.

A formal dining room with white tables and chairs, a chandelier, and a waiter serving guests.

A table set with a glass of beer, a bowl of salad, and a plate of food.

3. Woodland Manor Hotel

Bedford

Neil

£79

includes taxes & fees

20 Sept - 21 Sept

An indoor swimming pool with a waterfall feature, clear blue water, and a modern architectural design.

A restaurant with green booths, blue chairs, and a checkered floor.

An outdoor seating area with tables and chairs, surrounded by lush green foliage and a decorative wall.

A bar area with a teal bar counter, shelves with bottles, and hanging plants.

4. Bedford Swan Hotel & Thermal Spa

Bedford

Alisha

£98

includes taxes & fees

6 Sept - 7 Sept

A modern living room with a fireplace, a sofa with patterned cushions, and a glass coffee table.

A black upholstered bench with a glass top, a black balustrade, and a large black column.

A courtyard with outdoor seating, a staircase, and a view of a Tudor-style building.

A bar area with a variety of drinks and bottles, a cash register, and shelves stocked with bottles.

5. Verve Hotel

Bedford

Stephen

£84

includes taxes & fees

20 Sept - 21 Sept

A modern restaurant with a long table, bar stools, and blue seating.

A modern interior with a herringbone floor, seating area with chairs, a bar counter, and a mural on the wall.

A modern hotel lobby with a long teal sofa, blue chairs, and a reception desk.

A modern lounge area with blue sofas, round tables, and a herringbone wooden floor.

6. Mercure Bedford Centre Hotel

Bedford

Mark

£68

includes taxes & fees

20 Sept - 21 Sept

A building with a brick facade and a wooden deck with picnic tables.

A bar with shelves of liquor bottles and jars of nuts and spices.

A row of brick buildings with a concrete pathway and fallen leaves.

A modern lounge area with seating and a television screen displaying a news program.

7. The Carrington Arms

Newport Pagnell

Tom

£71

includes taxes & fees

11 Sept - 12 Sept

A pathway leading to a traditional building with a thatched roof, surrounded by well-maintained greenery and a clear blue sky.

A well-lit room with a bed, a round mirror, a table with a bottle, and a chair.

A traditional building with a sign reading 'The Kingfisher.'

A restaurant interior with booths and tables, potted plants, and framed botanical prints on the wall.

8. The Kingfisher Pub & Hotel

Bedford

"The property is lovely and has a very traditional English feel which we appreciated, however the entire property lacks any ventilation/airflow - suffice to say there is also no air conditioning - which made the rooms simply insufferable during a heat wave. Recognizing that the climate has changed, management needs to provide at minimum a fan per room to enable some degree of ventilation and air movement during summer months if they expect guests to be able to sleep and enjoy the facilities."