Built in 1625, Letchworth Hall Hotel is a fine example of an English Manor House. Set in 8 acres of mature landscaped grounds, the hotel retains many of its original features. The Hotel offers 85 rooms, wtih ensuite bathrooms and modern facilities, suchas the Cannons Health Club with swimming pool, sauna and gym. The restaurant is renowned locally for its excellent standards. Conveniently located for both London Luton and Stansted Airports as well as connections for the M1, A1 and M25 motorways
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Location. The Letchworth Hall Hotel is located in Letchworth, Hertfordshire, England and set within eight acres of landscaped grounds. The historic Hatfield House is 17 miles from the hotel and Whipsnade Zoo is 20 miles away. Letchworth train station is one mile from the hotel. Hotel Features. The hotel is housed in an early 17th-century English manor house. Original features that have survived include a minstrels' gallery and a Jacobean fireplace. Guests are entitled to complimentary use of the onsite Cannons Health Club which includes a gym, swimming pool, sauna and steam rooms. Complimentary continental and full English breakfasts are served to guests of Letchworth Hall Hotel each morning. There is an onsite restaurant serving traditional English dishes and the oak-panelled Saxon Bar offers bar snacks and tea and coffee. The bar also has an outdoor patio area. Wireless Internet access is available in public areas. Chesfield Downs Golf Club is 4. 5 miles away, approximately ten minutes' drive. There is also a members' golf club next door to the hotel. Guestrooms. Letchworth Hall Hotel has 85 guestrooms, all of which have a view of the adjacent golf course and include televisions, direct-dial telephones, complimentary newspapers and complimentary bottled water. Bathrooms come with hair dryers and complimentary toiletries. In the older wing of the hotel, rooms are decorated in a traditional English style, while rooms in the Allington and Marston wings feature leather furniture and burgundy and gold decor. Expert Tip. Hatfield House, which is 17 miles from the hotel, contains in its gardens the surviving wing of the Royal Palace of Hatfield. The palace dates back to 1485 and is where Elizabeth I spent a portion of her childhood.
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