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Beales Hotel

4.1 of 5 • 165 reviews
Cooper's Green
Again: Very friendly, capable staff.
Convenient for our stay and shopping centre nearby.
£78

Mercure Hatfield Oak

3.7 of 5 • 212 reviews
Marshmoor
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Ramada Hatfield

3.5 of 5 • 307 reviews
Cooper's Green
Room, location & breakfast great!
Room, location & breakfast great!
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Best Western Welwyn Garden City Homestead Court Hotel

3.8 of 5 • 70 reviews
Panshanger
£53

Holiday Inn Express St. Albans - M25, Jct.22

4.5 of 5 • 109 reviews
Water End
The staff were very friendly and helpful.
Nice hotel close to London Heathrow airport.
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Ramada South Mimms M25

3.5 of 5 • 287 reviews
Dancers Hill
£38

Tewin Bury Farm Hotel

Marden Hill
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Ardmore House Hotel

4 of 5 • 257 reviews
Porters Wood
Our breakfast the next morning was great.
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The Brocket Arms

4.3 of 5 • 137 reviews
Gustard Wood
Great breakfast and beautiful locale.
Dinner is pub food well done.
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Clarion Collection Hotel St Albans City Centre

4.2 of 5 • 318 reviews
Cottonmill
Staff were helpful and polite when needed.
Close to good shopping and restaurants.
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Nice hotel but a little tired.

4 out of 5

Pleasant stay, very helpful staff.Hotel tired and carpets still smell of tobacco. Enjoyed stay and slept well.

A verified traveller from Scotland stayed at Ramada South Mimms M25


Posted 3 days ago

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Good comfortable hotel close to city centre

4 out of 5

Very pleasant stay. Room clean and comfortable. Quiet surroundings but close to high street and other amenities

A verified traveller from London stayed at Clarion Collection Hotel St Albans City Centre


Posted 2 weeks ago

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Pocket Guide: Hatfield

Hatfield is a particularly ancient area of Hertfordshire, starting life back in Saxon times and only 22 miles to the north of the capital. The settlement is mentioned in the Domesday Book of 1086, when it belonged to Ely Abbey, and by the 13th century it was called Bishops Hatfield. The town had become quite important by that time, as it was granted permission to hold a four-day annual fair and a market every week. Today, Hatfield continues to thrive and has a particularly close historic association with the aviation industry, with the de Havilland firm opening an aircraft factory here in the 1930s.

Following the end of World War Two, Hatfield became the site of a New Town, and today it is characterised by classic 'modern' 1950s architecture and lots of green open spaces - the Government's grand vision for the future at that optimistic time. There are several excellent Hertfordshire B&Bs, hotels and guesthouses to stay at while you're in the area.

Hertfordshire Hotels for Hatfield

As the University of Hertfordshire is based in Hatfield there is a buzzing community of upwardly-mobile young people here which really lifts the spirits. The Galleria shopping centre is good for an afternoon in the designer outlets, and there's also a multi-screen cinema in the town. Stay at a local Hatfield hotel or guesthouse and you can visit Jacobean Hatfield House to enjoy the lovely historic gardens and see memorabilia from the reign of Elizabeth II.

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Hertfordshire is one of those English counties close to London that is particularly rich in heritage and full of historic interest. But apart from these cultural considerations, the region is characterised by beautiful open landscapes of hills like the Chilterns and winding river valleys, open stretches of farmland and attractive villages and market towns. Hatfield is especially interesting because of is combination of charm and historic importance, and makes a popular visitor destination throughout the year. There are plenty of places to stay, and based at a Hertfordshire hotel or guesthouse you'll have quick and easy access to a multitude of attractions like Hatfield House and Hatfield Forest.

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