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Accommodation List Salisbury Arms Hotel Fore Street www.salisburyarmshotel.co.uk Hertford 01992 583091 SG14 1BZ [email protected] Hertford House Hotel 1 Fore Street www.hertfordhouse.co.uk Hertford 01992 517440 SG14 1DA [email protected] Cinnabar 88-96 Fore Street www.cinnabarvenues.co.uk Hertford 01992 660660 SG14 1AA [email protected] Number One Port Hill 1 Port Hill www.numberoneporthill.co.uk Hertford 01992 587350 SG14 1PJ [email protected] The Dog and Whistle 112 Fore Street www.dogandwhistlepub.co.uk Hertford 01992 552274 SG14 1AB [email protected] Parks Serviced Apartments Sele Mill www.psahertford.co.uk Hertford 07889 488836 SG14 1LD [email protected] Petasfield Cottages Mangrove Lane www.petasfieldcottages.co.uk Hertford 01992 504201 SG13 8QQ [email protected] Dalmonds Barns Jepps Farm www.dalmondsbarns.co.uk Mangrove Lane 01992 463395 Hertford [email protected] SG13 8QJ Peymans Serviced Ware Road www.peymans.com Apartments 5-12 Mutiny Close 0333 4444 324 Hertford [email protected] SG13 7ER Hertford Mangrove Road www.campingandcaravanningclub.co.uk The Hertford Camping and Hertford 01992 586696 Caravanning Club Site SG13 8AJ [email protected] Luxury Glamping at London Road www.foxholesfarm.com Foxholes Farm Hertford 01992 552900 SG13 7NT [email protected] The White Horse Hotel Hertingfordbury Road [email protected] Hertingfordbury 01992 586791 SG14 2LB www.whitehorsehertingfordbury.co.uk Premier Inn Ware Marsh Lane www.premierinn.com Ware 0333 003 3405 SG12 9LQ Fanhams Hall Hotel Fanhams Hall Road www.exclusive.co.uk/fanhams-hall/ Ware 01920 460511 SG12 7PZ [email protected] Feathers Inn 49 Cambridge Road www.greenekinginns.co.uk/hotels/feathers-inn Wadesmill 01920 462606 Ware [email protected] SG12 0TN Marriott Hanbury Manor Cambridge Road www.marriotthanburymanor.co.uk Hotel & Country Club Thundridge 01920 487722 Ware [email protected] SG12 0SD Best Western Homestead Homestead Lane www.bw-homesteadcourt.co.uk Court Hotel Welwyn Garden City 01707 324336 AL7 4LX [email protected] Premier Inn Welwyn Stanborough Road www.premierinn.com Garden City Hertfordshire 0871 527 9146 AL8 6DQ Cheshunt Marriott Hotel Halfhide Lane [email protected] Turnford 01992 451245 Broxbourne www.cheshuntmarriott.co.uk EN10 6NG Premier Inn Hatfield Comet Way www.premierinn.com Lemsford Road 0871 527 8498 Hatfield AL10 0DA The Manor of Groves High Wych www.manorofgroves.com Sawbridgeworth 01279 600777 CM21 0JU [email protected] Beales Hotel Comet Way Hatfield 01707 288503 AL10 9NG www.bealeshotels.co.uk/hatfield The Roebuck Inn (Best London Road [email protected] Western) Broadwater 01438 365445 Stevenage www.roebuckinn.com SG2 8DS Premier Inn Stevenage Six Hills Way www.premierinn.com Central Horizon Technology Park 0333 321 9027 SG1 2DA Travelodge Cheshunt Park Plaza www.travelodge.co.uk/hotels/339/cheshunt-hotel Cheshunt 08719 846349 EN8 8DY Novotel Stevenage Knebworth Park www.novotel-stevenage.com Stevenage 01438 346100 SG1 2AX [email protected] Hotel Ibis Stevenage Centre Danestrete www.ibis.com Stevenage 01438 779955 SG1 1EJ [email protected] The Sword Inn Hand Westmill www.theswordinnhand.co.uk Buntingford 01763 271356 SG9 9LQ [email protected] The Ramada Cromwell High Street [email protected] Old Town 01438 779954 Stevenage www.cromwellstevenage.co.uk SG1 3AZ Premier Inn Stevenage Coreys Mill Lane www.premierinn.com North Stevenage 0333 321 9028 SG1 4AA Down Hall Country House Matching Road www.downhall.co.uk Hotel Hatfield Heath 01279 731441 Bishop’s Stortford [email protected] CM22 7AS The Brewery Tap 83 High Street www.brewerytapware.co.uk Ware 01920 468549 SG12 9AD [email protected] The Kings’ House 1 Holly Grove Road www.thekingshousebramfield.com Bramfield 01992 551678 Hertford [email protected] SG14 2QH Barbara’s B&B (Mrs Trutt) 6 High Oak Road www.barbarasbandbware.co.uk Ware 01920 484796 SG12 7PG [email protected] Riverside Guesthouse 218 High Street www.riversideguesthouse.biz Roydon 01279 792332 Essex 07836 739738 CM19 5EQ [email protected] Digswell Water Bed & 1 Old Forge Close www.digswellwater.co.uk Breakfast Digswell Water 01438 525420 Welwyn [email protected] AL6 0SR Cobblestones 12 Hebing End www.hertfordshirebandb.com Benington 07977 058887 SG2 7DD [email protected] High Hedges Green Tye www.high-hedges.co.uk Much Hadham 01279 842505 SG10 6JP [email protected] Chipping Hall Farmhouse Chipping www.chippinghall.co.uk Bed & Breakfast Buntingford 01763 271514 SG9 0PH [email protected] The Stables Hertfordshire East Herts Equestrian www.thestableshertfordshire.co.uk Centre 07930 864062 Elbow Lane Farm [email protected] Elbow Lane Hertford Heath SG13 7QA The Garden House Woodhall Park www.woodhallestate.co.uk Woodhall Estate 01920 830 286 Watton-at-Stone [email protected] Hertford SG14 3NQ Lockley Farm Lockley Farm www.lockleyfarm.co.uk Welwyn 01438 718641 AL6 0BL [email protected] Emerald Cottages Levens Green www.emerald-cottages.com Old Hall Green 07818 767018 Ware [email protected] SG11 1HD High Trees Farm Beggarmans Lane www.hightreesfarm.com Old Hall Green 01920 438275 Ware [email protected] SG11 1HB Wellrose Barn Bromley Lane [email protected] Much Hadham 01279 841047 SG10 6HU www.wellrosebarn.com The Old Swan Teashop Hare Street Village www.oldswanteashop.co.uk nr Buntingford 01763 289265 SG9 0DZ [email protected] Three Lakes Caravan and Westmill Farm www.westmillfarmcampsite.co.uk Camping Site Ware 01920 469290 SG12 0ES [email protected] Commons Wood Caravan Ascots Lane www.caravanclub.co.uk Club Site Welwyn Garden City 01707 260786 AL7 4HJ Theobalds Park Camping Bulls Cross Ride www.campingandcaravanningclub.co.uk and Caravanning Club Site Waltham Cross 01992 620604 EN7 5HS Ashridge Farm Caravan Ashwell Street www.caravanclub.co.uk Club Site Ashwell 01462 742527 Baldock SG7 5QF Loves Lane Camping and Loves Lane www.loveslane.co.uk Caravanning Ashwell 01462 742382 Baldock [email protected] SG7 5QF .
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