Where better to stay in Britain than pubs with accommodation in Bedfordshire, home to rolling countryside and quaint English cottages. With history and heritage on every village street corner, Bedfordshire has become one the most popular destinations for tourists so why not see what the fuss is all about? With Woburn Safari Park and Whipsnade Zoo, Bedfordshire is full of animal adventures for the family. Meander round Wrest Park and explore the evolution of the English garden with a stroll through three centuries of landscape design from dazzling parterres and fragrant borders.
Pubs with accommodation provide a warm, social and comfortable environment to stay in whilst suiting a variety of needs and budgets. Many pubs in Bedfordshire still maintain the rare charm and character dating back hundreds of years with beautifully decorated and luxurious bedrooms transporting you back in time to the country villages – we’re convinced you’ll never want to stay in a hotel again!
Pubs do not just offer a comfortable room but also serve delicious locally sourced home cooked food to warm the stomachs after a busy day wandering around Bedfordshire. You can also try some local delicacies washed down with a pint of real ale. With modern facilities such as flat screen TV’s, WiFi, comfortable bedding and tea and coffee making facilities you can rest easy knowing you’ll wake up to the smell of a delicious cooked breakfast downstairs waiting for you.
Pubs with accommodation Bedfordshire offer a range of entertainment in the evenings, so pull up a chair with a pint of real ale in hand and enjoy a pub quiz, live music or beer and food festival all night, with the knowledge your room is only a minute away. With this in mind you can relax and enjoy the evening’s entertainment and when you’re ready, just pop upstairs to enjoy your warm cosy bedroom.
What’s stopping you planning your trip to Bedfordshire today and stay in a pub with accommodation? Find out more about what Bedfordshire has to offer visitors by visiting our Things to Do section.
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