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Hemel Hempstead b&b, guesthouse and hotel accommodation

Hemel Hempstead in Hertfordshire

Today's date: 08-Feb-2012

Find availability in a Hemel Hempstead bed and breakfast, also known as B&B or b and b, guesthouse, small hotel, self-catering or other accommodation.
Nita's Bed & Breakfast bed & breakfast

Nita's Bed & Breakfast - bed & breakfast

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Nita Hurley's bed and breakfast accommodation is very conveniently situated just 1km walk from Amersham's centre and its amenities. Experience the hearty breakfasts and comfortable beds at one of Buckinghamshire's most hospitable B&Bs. We're convenient for some of the best walks in the Chilterns whilst being close to London at the same time!

Coppermill bed & breakfast

Coppermill - bed & breakfast

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Short walk to picturesque village with lots of country pubs and restaurants at which to refresh yourself after walking over the beautiful surrounding Chiltern Hills. Local attractions include the poet Milton's Cottage, Chiltern Open Air Museum, Beaconscot Model Village. Also only 25 miles from London.

St Catherins bed & breakfast

St Catherins - bed & breakfast

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St. Catherins Amersham bed and breakfast, close to beautiful Chiltern countryside, is well positioned for the town centre and its restaurants, cafés and shops. London is easily accessible by rail and the station is a short level walk from the B&B. There is easy access to M25 and M40 from the B&B and ample off-road parking.

Ashburton Country House bed & breakfast

Ashburton Country House - bed & breakfast

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Ashburton House (5 Star with a Gold Award) offers bed and breakfast in a prestigious Tudor style residence at the edge of the Chiltern Valley. The major South East Motorways (M25, M40 & M1) are accessible and London Marylebone Railway Station can be reached in 25 minutes. A perfect base for exploring London, by the underground, whilst having the luxury of a quiet night's rest.

Drake House bed & breakfast

Drake House - bed & breakfast

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Welcome to Drake House. This smart, custom-built house is nestled in the beautiful Chiltern Hills but with easy access to M40, M25, Heathrow, rail and bus routes. Close to popular historical old town, with its exclusive shops, cafes and restaurants. Also, within walking distance of the new town with its high street shops and supermarkets. 3 spacious modern rooms, 2 include ensuites.

Cherry Trees bed & breakfast

Cherry Trees - bed & breakfast

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The house is located in a quiet tree lined cul-de-sac leading to a park and woodland with bluebells and cherry blossoms in the spring and open countryside. It is only a few minutes walk to shops, restaurants and the London Underground station with frequent trains. Within easy reach: Windsor Castle, Beaconscot, Hell Fire Caves, Whipsnade Zoo, many National Trust Properties.

Treetops bed & breakfast

Treetops - bed & breakfast

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Treetops offers bed and breakfast near High Wycombe in Loudwater. Located close to woodland and and a public golf course it is suitable both for family holidays and for business hire. Accommodation can be let on a self-catering basis. Fitted kitchen; off-road parking; evening meals by arrangement; rail and road links to Oxford and London.

Stockwood Hotel Small Hotel

Stockwood Hotel

Rated: rated 2 starrated 2 star

Prices from: £35.00

Address: Stockwood Hotel, 41-43 Stockwood Crescent, Luton, Bedfordshire, LU1 3SS

Missenden Abbey Conference Centre Small Hotel

Missenden Abbey Conference Centre

Rated: rated 3 starrated 3 starrated 3 star

Prices from: £50.00

Address: Missenden Abbey Conference Centre, Great Missenden, Great Missenden, Buckinghamshire, HP16 0BD

Long Island Hotel Inn

Long Island Hotel

Rated: rated 3 starrated 3 starrated 3 star

Prices from: £45.00

Address: Long Island Hotel, VICTORIA CLOSE, RICKMANSWORTH, Buckinghamshire, WD3 4EQ

Highwayman Hotel Inn

Highwayman Hotel

Rated: rated 3 starrated 3 starrated 3 star

Prices from: £55.00

Address: Highwayman Hotel, London Road, Dunstable, Bedfordshire, LU6 3DX

Bellows Mill Guest Accommodation

Bellows Mill

Rated: rated 3 starrated 3 starrated 3 star

Prices from: £50.00

Address: Bellows Mill, Harling RoadEaton Bray, Eaton Bray, Buckinghamshire, LU6 1QZ

The Kings Lodge Hotel Inn

The Kings Lodge Hotel

Rated: rated 3 starrated 3 starrated 3 star

Prices from: £40.00

Address: The Kings Lodge Hotel, BRIDGE ROAD, KINGS LANGLEY, Buckinghamshire, WD4 8RF

The Nags Head Inn

The Nags Head

Rated: rated 4 starrated 4 starrated 4 starrated 4 star

Prices from: £75.00

Address: The Nags Head, Nags Head Inn LONDON ROAD, GREAT MISSENDEN, Buckinghamshire, HP16 0DG

The White Hart Hotel Small Hotel

The White Hart Hotel

Rated: rated 3 starrated 3 starrated 3 star

Prices from: £69.00

Address: The White Hart Hotel, 23-25 Holywell Hill, St. Albans, Hertfordshire, AL1 1EZ

The Ivy House Inn

The Ivy House

Rated: rated 4 starrated 4 starrated 4 starrated 4 star

Prices from: £70.00

Address: The Ivy House, LondonAmersham Road, Chalfont St Giles, Buckinghamshire, HP8 4RS

Luton Hotel Residence Small Hotel

Luton Hotel Residence

Rated: rated 3 starrated 3 starrated 3 star

Prices from: £35.00

Address: Luton Hotel Residence, 90-92 CHAPEL STREET, LUTON, Bedfordshire, LU1 5DD

Visit Hemel Hempstead and the surrounding villages and stay in bed & breakfast accommodation:

Hemel Hempstead, a new town in Hertfordshire, has a population of more than 80,000. Its history goes back to the 8th century when it was called "Henamsted" or "Hean-Hempsted" i.e. High Hempstead in 705 in the reign of Offa, the King of Essex. It is recorded in the Domesday Book as "Hamelamesede".

After the Norman conquest the land thereabouts passed through several hands including: Robert, the elder half brother of William the Conqueror; Thomas á Becket; King John's grandson, the Earl of Cornwal; the monastery at Ashridge until the Reformation and break-up of Ashridge in 1539. In that same year the town was granted a charter by King Henry VIII with the right to hold a Thursday market and a fair. The King and Anne Boleyn stayed in the town at this time.

Hemel Hempstead was an agricultural market town until the late nineteenth century when houses for London commuters began to be built. In 1946 the government designated Hemel Hempstead as a new town to assist in housing the population of London displaced by World War II. The original part of Hemel is still known as the "Old Town".

The M1 motorway opened to the east in 1959, and a new road connecting it to the town was opened. Hemel is divided into residential neighbourhoods, each with its own "village centre" with shops, pubs and services.

Neighbourhoods of Hemel Hempstead: Woodhall Farm, Highfield, High Street Green, Chaulden, Leverstock Green, Grovehill, North End Farm, Bennetts End, Nash Mills, Gadebridge, Apsley, Warner's End, Adeyfield, Felden, Boxmoor

Significant employers include:

On 11 December 2005 the Hertfordshire Oil Storage Terminal, known locally as the Buncefield complex, was destroyed by a huge explosion.

At peak times, the Heathrow airport holding area in the sky known as the Bovingdon stack, can be seen to be filled with circling aircraft.

Notable people, past and present

Nearby towns: Amersham, Aylesbury, Berkhamsted, Chesham, Dunstable, Harpenden, Luton, St Albans, Tring, Watford.

Nearby villages: Abbots Langley, Bovingdon, Chipperfield, Little Gaddesden, Kings Langley.

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