Holiday Inn Express St. Albans - M25, Jct.22 is located a three-minute drive from Junction 22 on the M25 motorway. The hotel offers a 24-hour front desk, free WiFi, and parking.
This property is a Georgian Country House Hotel. Guests can enjoy a delicious afternoon tea, stroll through 12 acres of gardens, and relax by the main leisure pool.
Located in the heart of St. Albans, The Samuel Ryder Hotel St Albans, Tapestry Collection Hilton is set in an Edwardian building and features an on-site bar.
Jim
United Kingdom
The rooms are very comfortable .with air con .very clean and well presented.
Staff are really very nice nothing was too much trouble .and they have some car park spaces .
Set in 5 acres of beautiful gardens with a lake, the historic St Michael's Manor Hotel is a 5-minute walk from the centre of St Albans and near St Michael's Cathedral.
Located in Saint Albans and with Watford Junction reachable within 12 km, Alban Suites provides express check-in and check-out, non-smoking rooms, a garden, free WiFi and a terrace.
A 600-year-old coaching inn located in the centre of St Albans, White Hart Hotel sits opposite the world-famous Cathedral and Abbey. Guests can dine in a traditional oak-panelled, candlelit...
Situated in Saint Albans in the Hertfordshire region, KEYFIELD TERRACE SERVICED APARTMENTS has a terrace. It is set 14 km from Watford Junction and provides a housekeeping service.
Robert
United Kingdom
Location was great. Central to town. Fruit, cereals tea and coffee all laid out in a shared kitchen with full facilities to cook for yourself if you wished. Great value for money
Located in St Albans, Ragged Hall Lane B&B is 4 miles from M1 Road access and just 5 miles from the Warner Bros Studio Tour London. Free Wi-Fi access is available throughout.
ramasubramanian
United Kingdom
The host were friendly and kind and accommodating. They did NOT charge me extra which i did agree to pay.
Situated in Saint Albans, 11 km from Hatfield House, Little Acorns features accommodation with a garden, free WiFi, full-day security, and luggage storage space.
Rachel
United Kingdom
Good location within easy reach of town centre. Very competitively priced. Elaine and Phil were extremely hospitable.
I visited to learn more about the area, in particular the...
I visited to learn more about the area, in particular the Cathedral and St. Albans' Roman origins. I'd encourage others to visit the Cathedral (no entrance charge but voluntary donations encouraged) and all the museum/heritage locations (Town Hall, Verulamium Roman Museum, Theatre etc.). The V. Roman Museum is fascinating and well presented.
Wright
Scored 10
10
A charming, characterful town, full of interesting shops,...
A charming, characterful town, full of interesting shops, plenty of restaurants to choose from, and pubs galore! Of course the jewel in the crown is the cathedral, which is most impressive. Well worth a visit, but be prepared for the constant traffic jam up Holywell Hill.
Gavin
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
The hotel was charming and in an excellent location with...
The hotel was charming and in an excellent location with beautiful gardens and a lake. The proximity to the cathedral, excellent restaurants nearby and Verulamium Park was amazing. Staff were very friendly and helpful.
Carol Anne
South Africa
Scored 8.0
8.0
St. Albans is a large town/ small city, with a good number...
St. Albans is a large town/ small city, with a good number of interesting old buildings, including a medieval bell tower, and several museums, including the excellent museum of Roman artefacts on the far side of the large park which drops down from the cathedral. The cathedral is a must if you are into old buildings, with its Norman tower made from Roman bricks among many other features. I was also made very welcome when I joined them for worship. The town has very good pubs, cafes and restaurants, and an extensive street market on certain days. The town itself probably merits a leisurely weekend stay if you enjoy lingering in the cafes, but the Thameslink trains make a day in London very easy, and, if you like old planes, a visit to the De Havilland museum ( no. 84 bus from the town centre ) is well worth it ( rather long walk up the drive from the bus stop, but there is parking at the museum if you take your car. )
Martin
Scored 10
10
First time in St Albans and we absolutely loved it, we fell...
First time in St Albans and we absolutely loved it, we fell for its charm and it has everything, museums, book shops, great artisan shops, galleries ,great restaurants and cafes especially Abigails and Per Tutti, handy for the Arena, great English pubs and of course the Fabulous Cathedral, but most of all , lovely friendly helpful people
Jason
United Kingdom
Scored 8.0
8.0
Lovely town for those who wish to discover London’s suburban...
Lovely town for those who wish to discover London’s suburban arias. Great for kids and families. Cathedral with the relics of the first English saint, museum to learn about Romans, the oldest bun in UK…and much more..
I left the property an excellent review on their site. Reception were second to non. The night porter was great and so were the breakfast staff. I grew up in the area…so know it quite well, I took my partner to show him where I grew up having seen where he grew up. I also work in a four star hotel. Used to be a receptionist at the London Marriott Grosvenor Square. So I know what I’m talking about. Absolutely excellent, we created memories and were given a happy time and a beautiful experience .. thank you.
Hotel & Spa beautiful, greeted at both receptions with friendly smiles and happy to help.
Breakfast had so much selection and tasty.
The bar area was also warm and cosy, we had lunch before the spa and drinks in there after dinner.
Very good location close to city centre with parking facilities. Room was warm, lots of hot water and the main bed was comfortable with good linen. Overall it was very clean and was ideal for our requirements.
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