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The Barns Hotel, Bedford  
Built around a 13th century tithe barn and a 17th century manor house, the hotel stands in 3 acres of landscaped gardens on the riverbanks of the Great Ouse and still retains the character of the original beamed and timbered buildings. |
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Days Hotel Luton 
Days Hotel Luton is ideally located in the town centre and is easily accessible for Luton Airport and central London. The hotel offers a modern, fresh feel with high quality contemporary furnishings and decor, featuring 120 air conditioned bedrooms. |
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The Highwayman, Dunstable 
Friendly, informal atmosphere in a lodge-style building. The restaurant offers a choice of carvery and grills, complemented by an interesting and varied wine list. The 52 lodge-style bedrooms are fully equipped with modern facilities. |
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Moore Place Hotel, Woburn
This delightful Georgian hotel is situated in the splendid picturesque village of Aspley Guise near to Woburn Abbey, the Safari Park and Dunstable Downs. All bedrooms have satellite TV, a welcome drink, fresh fruit and a bathrobe. |
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Park Inn Bedford
Excellent facilities in a central location overlooking the Great Ouse River. Enjoy the small indoor ‘Roman Bath’ swimming pool and Jacuzzi or dine in the restaurant with panoramic views and enjoy a drink in the friendly bar. |
Woburn Abbey |
Bedfordshire may start just 30 miles from London, but it is a whole world away, with beautiful countryside and pretty villages to explore. In a visit to Bedfordshire, you can stay in a whole range of accommodation, from country house hotels to rural bed and breakfasts.
Bedfordshire gets its name from the town of Bedford, where you can explore the county's history at the Bedfordshire Museum, or admire the art at the Cecil Higgins Art Gallery. There is plenty to do on short breaks in Bedfordshire, especially for animal lovers!
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After a restful night at a comfortable Bedfordshire guest house, you can admire the elephants at the Whipsnade Wild Animal Park, or get up close with the lemurs! The glorious surroundings of Woburn Abbey are home to the popular Woburn Safari Park, while bird-lovers can spend many happy hours at the RSPB nature reserve at Sandy, with over 104 acres to explore.
Travel in Bedfordshire is dominated by the M1 and A1, and the newly renovated airport at Luton offers a far better flying experience than the other London airports! If you prefer slower transportation during your short break in Bedfordshire, relax on a canal boat cruise, or let the golf balls do the flying with a round of 18 challenging holes before a drink at the 19th! Hotels in Bedfordshire will be happy to help with more advice on great ways to enjoy the county further, and they probably know the best local pub too! |
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