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The Roebuck Hotel - Ware, United Kingdom

Baldock Street
Ware, SG12 9DR
Nightly Rates (235.19 - 235.19)   3 Star
The Roebuck Hotel

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Property Description
This 3 star modern executive hotel has all the facilities and amenities you would expect to find in a hotel that caters both for the decerning corporate and leisure traveller. 50 en-suite recently refurbished bedrooms rooms, with up to date facilities, en-suite modern tiled bathrooms and disabled access rooms. The hotel offers both the Cannons Bar and Hamiltons Restaurant which offers a wide ranging traditional English menu and extinsive wine list from around the world. The hotel is convinently located near to Stansted Airport, all main roads in to London, main line railway into London Liverpool Street and Luton and Heathrow airports. Free secure off-street car parking and 6 individual extensive conferencing facilities.

The Roebuck Hotel


Amenities
  • AM/FM Alarm Clock

  • Babysitting/Child Services

  • Bar/Lounge

  • Business Center

  • Concierge

  • 24 Hour Front Desk

  • Handicapped Rooms/Facilities

  • Free Parking

  • Hairdryers Available

  • Modem Lines in Room

  • Meeting/Banquet Facilities

  • Meeting/Banquet Facilities

  • Pets Allowed

  • Parking

  • Restaurant

  • Room Service

  • Safe Deposit Box

  • Shops/Commercial Services

  • Fitness Center or Spa

  • Tennis

  • Television with Cable

  • Laundry/Valet Services


  • Room Information
  • Standard Single

  • Standard single with one single bed, en-suite tiled bathroom. Executive style decore and ambiance. Direct dial phone with voice mail and modem, air conditioning, satellite TV with radio and remote, trouser press, and vanity with desk and chair. En-suite tiled bathroom with bath and power shower, heated towel rail, toiletries and bright and spacious. Request smoking room. City view - 255 sqft and max occ 1.
  • Standard Double

  • Standard double with one queen bed, en-suite tiled bathroom. Large room with executive style decore and ambiance. Direct dial phone with voice mail and modem, air conditioning, satellite TV with radio and remote, trouser press, and vanity with desk and chair. En-suite tiled bathroom with bath and power shower, heated towel rail, toiletries and bright and spacious. Request smoking room and connecting room. City view - 375 sqft and max occ 2.
  • Standard Twin

  • Standard twin with two twin beds, en-suite tiled bathroom. Large room with executive style decore and ambiance. Direct dial phone with voice mail and modem, air conditioning, satellite TV with radio and remote, trouser press, and vanity with desk and chair. En-suite tiled bathroom with bath and power shower, heated towel rail, toiletries and bright and spacious. Request smoking room and connecting room. City view - 345 sqft and max occ 2.

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    Miscellaneous Information
  • British Pounds is the native currency. 

  • Check in time is 2 pm 

  • Check out time is 11 am 

  • Time Zone is  GMT (0) 

  • Opened in  1974 

  • Renovated in  2001 

  • 50  rooms. 

  • 0  suites. 

  • 3  floors. 


  • Directions
    Follow Bassingbourn Road for 906 feet. Follow the roundabout Pincey Roundabout for 31 feet. Turn right, follow Bassingbourn Road for 609 feet. Follow Long Border Road for 1.7 miles. Turn left, follow the roundabout for 14 feet. Turn left, follow Round Coppice Road for 190 feet. At sign PASSENGER TERMINAL/PARKING SHORT STAY/AIRPORT SOUTH turn left, follow the roundabout Priory Wood Roundabout for 259 feet. Turn left, follow Thremhall Avenue for 694 feet. At sign LONDON turn left, follow A120 for 748 feet. Turn right, follow the roundabout for 129 feet. Turn left, follow A120 for 1.2 miles. Follow the roundabout for 139 feet. Turn left, follow A120 for 2.3 miles. Turn left, follow the roundabout for 169 feet until BISHOPS STORTFORD. Turn left, follow A120/ Stortford Road for 4.9 miles. Turn left, follow High Street for 388 feet. Turn right, follow Paper Mill Lane for 705 feet. Follow A10 for 4.6 miles. Turn right, follow A1170 for 1154 feet until WARE. Turn left, follow Wadesmill Road for 527 feet. You reach Baldock St. Follow the M25 north to St Albans. On to A1 Hatfield and at Hatfield on to A414. Signed Ware.In Ware Turn left, follow B1004/ Watton Road for 1206 feet - Turn left, follow the roundabout for 49 feet - You reach Baldock Street Ware. Located near Stansted and London. London Stansted APO -STN- 18mi/London Heathrow APO -LHR- 45mi

    Guarantee Policy
    All reservations require a credit card guarantee at time of booking. Exceptions may apply during holidays, special events and conventions, see rate rules.

    Cancellation Policy
    Reservations must be cancelled by 12pm on the day of arrival to avoid a penalty of 1 night stay plus tax. No-show fee- 1 night stay plus tax. Exceptions may apply during holidays/ special events or conventions/ see Rate Rules.

    Restaurant Information
    Hamiltons Restaurant  Location - On site Ground Floor. Cuisine - Traditional English menu with extensive wine list from around the world. Specialist dietary requirements available. Hours - Breakfast - 7am - 10am last orders Monday through Saturday. Sunday 8am - 10am last orders. Lunch - 12pm - 2pm last orders. Dinner - 7pm - 10pm last orders. Rating - 3 Star AA. Dress Code - Clean but casual. Cannons Bar and Lounge  Location - Ground Floor on-site. Cuisine - Bar Menu. Hours - Lunch - 10.30am - 2pm last orders. Dinner - 6.30pm - 10pm last orders. Dress Code - Casual but clean.

    Meeting Facility
  • Marlborough Suite
  •   Size - 342 sqm; Capacity - 200 Theatre Style.

  • Viceroy Suite
  •   Size - 91 sqm; Capacity - 50 Theatre Style.

  • Waterloo Suite 1
  •   Size - 84 sqm; Capacity - 50 Theatre Style.

  • Trafalgar Suite
  •   Size - 60 sqm; Capacity - 25 Theatre Style.

  • Banquet Facilities - Miscellaneous
  •   Decor - Modern stylish executive. OHP, screen, flip chart, paper, all other audio visual facilities are available on request and at a charge. Unlimited tea and coffee. Full catering facilites and menus on request and at a charge.


    Recreation Information
  • On-site Recreation

  • Sightseeing/Tour desk; Massage service
  • Off-site Recreation

  • Sightseeing/Tours; Shopping; Dining; Golf; Health Club; Tennis

  • Ware Town Centre - 0mi N

  • London Stansted Airport -STN- 18mi W

  • London Heathrow Airport -LHR- 45mi NE

  • London Gatwick Airport -LGW- 72mi N

  • London City Centre -LON- 25mi N

  • Luston Airport -LTN- 21mi SE

  • Cambridge -CBG- 38mi S

  • M25 - Junction 24 - 9mi N

  • Orbital Motorway
  • Knebworth House - 15mi E

  • Stately Home open to the public
  • Hatfield House - 15mi E

  • Stately Home open to the public
  • Waltham Abbey - 10mi W

  • Historic Town and Cathedral
  • Bishops Storford - 10mi S

  • Historic Town

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