The Best Bedfordshire Hotels

set amidst 1000 acres of Capability Brown designed parkland and landscaped gardens and offers a host of relaxing leisure facilities

enjoy a memorable stay in this magnificent 14th century manor where Charles II stayed in the 1670s; rooms have spectacular historic features

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

a fusion of contemporary design and Victorian style with luxurious rooms and informal dining, coffee shop and spacious patio area

an exclusive hotel set in over 150 acres of parkland where the emphasis is on rest and relaxation

a stylish, independent hotel set on the River Great Ouse with elegant, individually designed bedrooms and a riverside brasserie and bar

a former coaching inn where the decor blends original features with a more contemporary touch

find real ales, fresh, seasonal food and beautifully presented rooms at this 18th century coaching inn set on Potton's ancient market square

a 17th century Grade II listed building in Biggleswade now houses a large refurbished hotel with a range of comfortable rooms and suites

a former warehouse in Bedford centre is now a characterful Wetherspoon inn with luxurious rooms, a sociable bar and good value food

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

this Grade II listed manor house retains many period features and sits in secluded grounds

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

find sumptuous rooms, original oak beams and an Inglenook fireplace at this former 17th century inn

a peaceful, off-the-beaten-track B&B, set in a converted barn in the grounds of a manor house but only 15 minutes drive to Milton Keynes

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

a charming 19th century water mill on the banks of the River Lea offers high quality contemporary B&B rooms and self-catering apartments