The Best Bedfordshire Hotels

offers smart, contemporary rooms that come well-equipped and are set in a separate annexe and a traditional bar and beer garden

a 16th century inn in the Bedfordshire countryside with walks nearby, has sumptuous rooms in a separate building, and superb dining

boasts an attractive setting beside the River Ouse and overlooking pretty riverside gardens

in this bustling market town, a traditional inn now has the JD Wetherspoon smart rooms and tasty, good value menu in the restaurant

set overlooking the village green and surrounding countryside yet Luton and the airport are close by

features a welcoming bar, real ales and an outside terrace to enjoy a drink on a summers evening

offers simple style rooms in a separate lodge building next to the pub and restaurant

a traditional pub with comfortable bedrooms, serves hearty fare and real ales and is located within a short drive of the A5 and Woburn Safari Park

set in a pretty village and opposite the Grade I listed church, rooms are in a separate annexe

a traditional pub offering simple style rooms and a handy location for shops and restaurants

relax beside the cosy fireplace in winter or on the outdoor terrace during warmer months

an attractive 17th century inn with a popular restaurant, located in the pretty Bedfordshire village of Turvey, has added well-appointed rooms

an 18th century grade II listed Georgian thatched inn and restaurant offers four self-contained, well-equipped rooms in a converted stable

a delightful hotel in a village near Bedford features exquisitely-designed rooms with a garden theme, and a restaurant with seasonal dishes

in a charming small market town, a Georgian Grade II listed hotel steeped in history offers boutique bedrooms blending character with modernity

ideally located to allow you to shop until you drop and then enjoy a lively evening in the popular bar

a picturesque 16th century inn in Sandy, just by the A1, has modern rooms in detached chalets, next door to the sociable bar and restaurant

a traditional Victorian pub on the edge of Dunstable, handy for Luton Airport, offers comfortable rooms and serves a hearty breakfast

an inn in a small town between Luton and Bedford, praised for its hearty pub food and the rooms combining period character with modern comfort