The Lord Lister Hotel - This refurbished hotel with free Wi-Fi was built in the late 18th century. It is located on the edge of the medieval market town of Hitchin. The charming family-run hotel has modern comforts, a cosy bar overlooking the garden and a residents' TV lounge. Walk along the Hitchin's old cobbled streets to explore the fine Tudor and Georgian buildings as well as the range of shops, restaurants, cafes, pub and theatres.

Firs Hotel and Restaurant - Conveniently located for visiting Stevenage, Letchworth, Luton and Henlow, this family-managed hotel and restaurant has easy access to the A1 (junction 8) and the M1 (junction 10). Enjoy comfortable accommodation, personal service and car parking in an informal and relaxed environment. Complimentary broadband internet access is available for guests' use in the hotel's public areas and in some of the bedrooms. The hotel has several ground floor rooms and one room has disabled access. The hotel has been independently assessed for service and quality and has gained a 2-star hotel rating with the AA and the English Tourism Council, ensuring the highest standards of cleanliness and service are maintained. All aspects of the hotel have been reviewed to ensure everything runs smoothly, from an easy check-in to a quick check-out.

Hitchin Priory - Set in 19 acres of beautiful tranquil parkland, yet only one minutes' walk from Hitchin town square, this attractive hotel was originally a Carmelite monastery built in 1317. With carefully preserved and sensitively renovated interiors, the hotel combines period charm, authentic original features and impressive historic character with modern comforts and contemporary facilities. There are 55 en suite rooms, with a shower or bath and each room has a TV and central heating. There are 15 meeting rooms, which can accommodate up to 90 people, as well as a marquee for weddings and private functions for up to 200 people. All of the conference rooms have Wi-Fi wireless and broadband internet access. The hotel has a superbly convenient location; just 5 minutes from Hitchin train station; 10 minutes' drive from junction 8 of the A1(M); 15 minutes from Luton Airport and 25 minutes from junction 10 of the M1.

Offley Place - This country house is set in its own spacious grounds and was built in the 17th century for Sir Richard Spencer in the pretty Hertfordshire village of Great Offley. The village of Great Offley has all the charm you would expect from a pretty English village. It is reputed to be named after Offa, King of Mercia who had his palace here. Today it is an ideal spot for a relaxing break, conference or a special occasion.

Sun Hotel - The Sun Hotel is a traditional coaching inn dating back to the 1500s. The hotel is popular with locals, business people and tourists, who enjoy the excellent meals on offer. The restaurant at the Sun Hotel serves a wide range of food from around the world, and traditional English favourites. The hotel's Cromwell's Bar is a thriving Hitchin night spot. Every comfortable en suite bedroom has a CD player as standard, as well as ironing facilities. Wi-Fi internet is available throughout the hotel and there is free on-site parking. Hitchin has many beautiful buildings, a museum and an art gallery. Nearby attractions include Knebworth House, Woburn Abbey, Dunstable Downs and Luton Hoo. Further away is the Duxford Imperial War Museum.