Having stayed in numerous Premier Inns before I was confident this stay would be great. Unfortunately having paid a top price for a room I was very disappointed. The decoration was poor and bathroom very dated. The breakfast at the pub next door was very average. The tea was an urn of Luke warm water and a tea bag which... More

Stopped here for 2 night short break as a base to get into London. Travelled to and from the hotel to the nearby railway station to take the train into London. The hotel is ideally situated off the M1, easy to find. Very clean. Fantastic Rooms, we had a family room. Clean and spacious. Well equipped with TV, Kettle etc.... More

I remember this building when it was derelict and the M25 was only 4 lanes at this point. (only 30 years ago, lol!) The main 'pub' building is now such a lovely place to meet friends and the grounds beautifully established. Premier Inn being here just tops it off for us when we are returning to my Hertfordshire haunts from... More

a fairly out of the way hotel, it was a bit hard to find even with the satnav (we drove past the enterance twice) but once we pulled in, we felt like we were in the heart of the county side, which is very good considering the M25 is right above the hotel. The hotel itself was very clean and... More

Fairly easy to find, a very enjoyable stay. The staff are very friendly and helpful and the hotel is very quiet and peaceful despite being near the motorway. The restaurant is family friendly and the staff are very friendly and helpful too. A short walk from the hotel to the restaurant is made enjoyable by watching the ducks on the... More

This place is a blend of Crossroads (for those old enough to remember) and The Avengers (for those cool enough to care). Firstly, good luck in finding the place. It lies down a little country lane, off what is a fairly small road to start with. There is a Premier Inn sign, but it's so half-hearted it looks like an... More

Pleasant surroundings! Nice pub on site! Right on the M25!

Very good location for St Albans and train links into London. Pretty gardens with a real water mill - restaurant very family friendly, excellent childrens menu - quite a few (well behaved) children there when we visited on a Saturday night.

The place is good, we have stayed there quire a few times, but usually outside the main building. It was very cold in the main building and the heating was like a hotel inspector detective series. We got it in the end. look out for the two boxes under the heater! You have to press the invisible button to get... More