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The room was a decent size and the en suite was excellent...
The room was a decent size and the en suite was excellent with a good assortment of soap, shower foam, shampoo and conditioner.
Secondary glazing kept the traffic noise to a very acceptable level.
We had a simple one course dinner on our first night which was nicely cooked and presented. I enjoy a beer and the Youngs was very good. There was a nice cooked breakfast each morning. We were at a wedding so no more main meals were taken at the hotel except for breakfast on our morning of departure. The 11 am checkout gives you plenty of time to pack and depart. Radlett was not explored but it is a very nice spot with access to some of Hertfordshire's visitor attractions. The Red Lion has its own car park which is a very short walk away for which no charge is made. We would certainly come here again!
Richard
United Kingdom
6.0
Scored 6.0
It's nothing special.
It's nothing special. You have to be pretty rich to live here, or drive an expensive car! There are some decent places to get food: Indian restaurants, a chippie, Pizza Express, but you wouldn't come here unless you were on business or visiting someone.
Also, being on the A5, it's very busy during the rush hour. Don't come here for a romantic getaway!
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Anonymous
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Good transport links with London and St Albans (rail and bus...
Good transport links with London and St Albans (rail and bus) - I rely on public transport as a non-driver. A pleasant small town to look around, some excellent restaurants (apart from Red Lion would recomment Daisies in the Park, The Broadwick and Va Pensiero). Good walks in the area, well-marked footpaths and some lovely countryside.. Nearby St Albans has many fascinating places to visit eg the Abbey, the Roman remains, Museum and Art Gallery, and plenty of opportunities for shopping and eating.
Breakfast was tasty and generous. The service was excellent, the staff were polite and catered to our needs. For a three-star hotel, I'd say the breakfast was outstanding!
The room we stayed in was quite spacious and had complimentary espresso pods. We enjoyed spending time in the sitting area, which doubled as the morning breakfast restaurant.
The hotel's location is superb, a 5-minute walk to the train station to get to London and equally as close to the town center where there are restaurants, shops, and other amenities.
An excellent stay in a very pleasant hotel - the room was very comfortable and suited all of our needs.
The location on the main street is very close to the railway station and shops and cafes.
The food was excellent with the breakfast providing us with an excellent start to the day.
All of the staff were very helpful and the girl serving the breakfasts was extremely professional.
We will certainly make a return visit to this lovely inn when the cricket is planned to be held there again.
I knew of this Hotel from growing up in Radlett but I'd never stayed in it. I have lived in the North but still have family nearby. My daughter and my grandchildren loved our stay because the hotel is very traditional so much more homely than modern Hotels, plus the staff were excellent
Hotel and staff was beyond my expectations! The food is to die for, I only stayed a night and I had 3 meals there including breakfast!
They went above and beyond to ensure we had a great stay and honestly can not wait to visit again!
The pub/hotel is very well placed for the Radlett centre and the room was very clean. It was also useful to be able to park in a dedicated car park as there wasn't much else about.
The manager was very helpful, chatty and cheerful.
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