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Novotel Stevenage

Novotel Stevenage

4 of 5 • 319 reviews
The Node
£41
ibis Stevenage Centre

ibis Stevenage Centre

3.7 of 5 • 213 reviews
Symonds Green
£33
Cromwell Hotel Stevenage

Cromwell Hotel Stevenage

3.6 of 5 • 135 reviews
Symonds Green
£45
Holiday Inn Express Stevenage

Holiday Inn Express Stevenage

4 of 5 • 459 reviews
Symonds Green
£38
Holiday Inn Stevenage

Holiday Inn Stevenage

3.9 of 5 • 152 reviews
Symonds Green
£41
The Roebuck Inn

The Roebuck Inn

3 of 5 • 23 reviews
Poplars
£50
Abbington Hotel

Abbington Hotel

4 of 5 • 85 reviews
Symonds Green
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Skyline Luxury Apartments

Skyline Luxury Apartments

5 of 5 • 1 reviews
Symonds Green
£75
Skyline Luxury Apartments - St Georges Way

Skyline Luxury Apartments - St Georges Way

Symonds Green
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Needham House Hotel

Needham House Hotel

4.2 of 5 • 111 reviews
Ashbrook
£67

 

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Lovely hotel in the centre of the old town

4 out of 5

Just found the room small but clean and comfortable

A verified traveller from Cleveleys stayed at Cromwell Hotel Stevenage


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Lovely country hotel

5 out of 5

I felt welcome from the start, authentic historical hotel, antiques abound, cool thick cotton sheets & a comfortable mattress, excellent staff, although I didn't eat in the restaurant it had an excellent menu & reputation, wide choice of great English breakfasts included. Will most certainly stay there again when visiting the U.K.

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Pocket Guide: Stevenage

Stevenage is often considered as being a thoroughly modern town, but it has a history that goes back two millennia and is full of interest.

Stevenage Attractions

Stevenage became an important regional settlement in this part of the UK because of its closeness to the ancient Great North Road, built of course by the ever-practical Romans for moving their troops quickly and now marked by the route of the A1 motorway. Over the centuries it settled down and eventually became something of a backwater until 1946, when its tranquillity was disturbed by it being designated as Britain's very first New Town. These were set up to relieve London congestions and housing problems following World War II, and became the sites of industrial development in their own right.

The original settlement of Stevenage was surrounded by six new residential clusters, which were effectively self-contained, but the so-called Stevenage Old Town has managed to cling on to its old world charm and is certainly worth a visit if you're staying at a Hertfordshire hotel nearby.

Stevenage Old Town

The old coaching inns, pubs and historic buildings that cluster around the ancient centre of Stevenage attract visitors from London and farther afield at all times of year. It's a lovely, scenic spot for a walk from a local Hertfordshire hotel or guesthouse, and the surrounding parkland is delightful. Even the newer parts of modern Stevenage have their attractions, however, and visitors will enjoy the Town Square with its post-war architectural features, and Stevenage Museum with its displays and interactive exhibits on the town's history. The town centre shopping area is free of traffic, and nearby Westgate Centre has all the facilities you need for a pleasant afternoon's shopping under the one roof.

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With such a variety of great accommodation on offer in Hertfordshire, visitors can easily find somewhere suitable to stay when they come to this attractive and exciting part of the United Kingdom. From Hertfordshire hotels to guesthouses and B&Bs, there's something for all types of taste and budget, and a great many attractions.

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