Blakemore End Road
Stevenage, SG4 7JJ Nightly Rates(97.51 - 173.57)
Property Description
Thistle Stevenage is located in the attractive village of Little Wymondley and is set in its own landscaped gardens, close to motorway and rail links. This secluded modern hotel has 81 bedrooms including executive rooms, suites and studios. The Thistle Stevenage is located close to both the road and rail network.
Amenities
Air Conditioned
Coffee Shop
Executive Level
VIP Rooms/Services
Handicapped Rooms/Facilities
Wheel Chair Access
Bar/Lounge
Lounge
No Smoking Rooms/Facilities
Suite
Safe Deposit Box
Guest Laundromat
ATM/Cash Machine
24 Hour Front Desk
Double Bed
Single Bed
Adjoining Rooms
Connecting Rooms
Breakfast Buffet
Breakfast
Continental Breakfast
Copy Service
Express Checkout
Laundry Service
Laundry/Valet Services
Free Local Telephone Calls
Free Newspaper
Parking
Free Parking
Secretarial Service
Wake-up Service
Doctor on Call
Currency Exchange
Boating
Health Club
Fishing
Golf
Golf
Indoor Pool
Jogging Track
Sauna
Tennis
Fitness Center or Spa
AM/FM Alarm Clock
Television with Cable
Trouser Press
Coffee Maker in Room
TV
Telephone
Hairdryers Available
Iron
Ironing Board
Modem in Room
Modem Lines in Room
Data port Available
In Room Movies
Toilet
Radio
TV Remote Control
Safe
Desk with lamp
Temperature Control
Bath Tub
Shower
Balcony
Audio Visual Equipment
Conference Facilities
Meeting/Banquet Facilities
Pets Allowed
24 Hour Security
Smoke Detectors
Sprinklers In Rooms
Electronic Door Locks
Restaurant
Room Information
Standard
:
* Alarm Clock * Bathroom Amenities * Bathtub/shower * CNN or Other News * Cable/Satellite TV * Closets In Room - Number - 1 * Clothes Press * Coffee / Tea Maker * Color Television * Direct Dial Phone * Electrical Outlet at Desk Level * Full Size Mirror * Hair Dryer * How many telephones are in a majority of the rooms - 1 * Modem / Data port * Movies * Multiple Closets * Private Bath * Radio AM/FM * Remote Television * Self-Controlled Heating/Cooling * Spare Electrical Outlet at Desk * Voice Mail * Work Desk with Lamp
Executive
:
* Alarm Clock * Balcony * Bathroom Amenities * Bathtub/shower * CNN or Other News * Cable/Satellite TV * Closets In Room - Number - 1 * Clothes Press * Coffee / Tea Maker * Color Television * Direct Dial Phone * Electrical Outlet at Desk Level * Full Size Mirror * Hair Dryer * How many telephones are in a majority of the rooms - 2 * Iron / Ironing Board * Modem / Data port * Movies * Multiple Closets * Private Bath * Radio AM/FM * Remote Television * Safe * Self-Controlled Heating/Cooling * Spare Electrical Outlet at Desk * Voice Mail * Work Desk with Lamp
Rate Disclaimer
Tax: Included in Rate, Service: Included in Rate. Rates may vary due to seasonality.
Miscellaneous Information
British Pounds is the native currency.
Check in time is 2:00 PM
Check out time is 12:00 PM
Time Zone is GMT
Opened in 1912
Renovated in 2001
81 rooms.
0 suites.
2 floors.
Directions
From M25 head North on the A1. Exit at junction 8. Take the second exit to Little Wymondley. Follow the road through the village until a mini-roundabout is reached. Turn left into Blakemore End Road and the hotel is 200 metres on the left hand side.
Thistle Stevenage is located in the village of Little Wymondley and offers guests tranquil countryside and easy access to London by road and rail. Nearby attractions include Knebworth House and Fairlands Valley Park.
Guarantee Policy
A guarantee is required for all reservations. Please refer to individual rate rules for further information.
Cancellation Policy
Cancel by 14:00 on day of arrival, local hotel time to avoid a cancellation penalty. Please be aware this policy applies to rack rate, for further information on your rates please refer to individual rate rules.
Restaurant Information
Oak and Avocado Restaurant
The menu combines a mixture of mediterranean and traditional dishes
Recreation Information
Central London
Knebworth House, Gardens and Park
Home of the Lytton family since 1490. Beautiful formal garden, including a maze and wilderness walks. The 250 acre park includes a chilrens adventure playground, miniature railway and deer park.
Hatfield House & Gardens
This magnificent Jacobean house is the home of the Marquess of Salisbury. The gardens are continually being developed and are managed entirely organically. National collection of model soldiers, childrens play area, park trails and restaurant.
Welwyn Roman Baths
These Roman baths were once part of a Roman villa. You can still see the layout of the baths, the cold, warm and hot rooms, along with the hypocast which provided the warm underfloor heating.
Wimpole Hall and Home Farm
One of the finest country houses in Cambridgeshire. Enjoy walks around the landscaped gardens.
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