Hotels in
East England

Few Watford hotels offer the same four-star levels of convenience, comfort and style with such extensive health club, swimming pool and spa facilities alongside 12 meeting rooms. Perfect for business and leisure.

This small seaside hotel is in Clacton-on-Sea, next to the promenade lined with pretty gardens. Guests can benefit from free Wi-Fi and free parking, and the pier is 5 minutes’ walk away.

The Lord Lister Hotel in Hitchin is family run hotel, with a warm and friendly atmosphere, excellent service and an affordable tariff with special weekend rates. Husband and wife team Nick and Josie Raviele, with more than 30 years experience in the hospitality business, run the Hitchin Hotel with the continental philosophy of ‘mi casa es su casa’ which provides guests and staff with the relaxed family orientated atmosphere that we believe is missing from the great British hotel experience.

With hotels across the UK and Southern Spain and new properties joining the portfolio all the time, Legacy Hotels & Resorts should be your first point of call for all your regional accommodation, family get-togethers and celebrations.

Take a pick from 62 stylish appointed rooms that are equipped with comfy luxury beds, power showers, fast Wi-Fi, in addition to the 24 hour room service, same day laundry service, gym and parking and hop on the train to London, only 30 minutes away, or our transfer to the near Luton Airport.

The Watermill Hotel, one of the finest Hotels in Hemel Hempstead is built around an old flour mill and offers excellent accommodations in Hemel Hempstead with a panoramic view of river Bulbourne threading through the property.

Mercure Hatfield Oak Hotel is ideal for the business or leisure traveller. Close to three motorways, the hotel is just 3 minutes from Junction 23 of the M25, 1 minute from Junction 2 and 3 minutes from the A1M, as well as situated close to the M1. There is easy access to central London, which is just 25 minutes away by train. The airports of Luton, Stansted and Heathrow are also all within easy reach.

Whatever the reason for your visit and whatever the length of your stay, you can be sure of a warm welcome and friendly service in a delightful building featuring original 16th century beams, enormous inglenook fireplaces and an arched courtyard.

For these of you interested in the history - The doors opened for the first time in about 1560 during the early reign of Queen Elizabeth I, in the part of the building fronting Church Street. It was extended in the 17th and 18th centuries with a frontage onto the churchyard.

Set within four acres of beautifully landscaped grounds, this classic Georgian Manor has been owned by the family for the last quarter of a century and over that time our reputation for exceptional service, friendliness and attention to detail has grown and grown.