Stevenage Hotels

After World War II, the British government created a series of “New Town” planned communities around London. Though Stevenage is famous for being the very first New Town, it’s been around for a long time, and Stevenage hotels reflect this unique blend of old and new. One of the best ways to find the right hotel in Stevenage for your tastes is to use our website, HotelsOne.com. We show you hotel photos, interactive area maps and complete lists of amenities, so you’ll know exactly what to expect before you make your decision. Then HotelsOne.com lets you choose how you choose your hotel by letting you browse in order of hotel popularity, hotel star ratings or the size of your group. Though many of our listed hotels can be found near Stevenage landmarks, we’ll also tell you which hotel rooms are close to nearby Luton Airport and even Marshall Airport Cambridge, 42 kilometers away.

Though just a 32 mile train ride from the center of London, Stevenage is set in the middle of the beautiful Hertfordshire countryside, and many hotels in Stevenage are actually out in the country. Our listed hotels can be found in 17th Century coaching inns, Georgian mansions and country estates. Not bad for the “New Town” of Stevenage. Originally a market town, you can also find many a Stevenage hotel located on the quaint Market Square. Staying in a hotel near the Saxon St. Nicholas Church, dating from the year 1100, is another great way to peek into the town’s past, and you don’t have to be a bicycle enthusiast to take advantage of Stevenage’s scenic bicycle track. You can also stay in a hotel near Rooks Nest, the estate that novelist E.M. Forster called home as a child and eventually the inspiration for his book “Howard’s End.”

After all the museums, shops, restaurants, architecture and parks that the town offers, it’s possible that you might actually run out of things to do in Stevenage. Then it’s time to hop on a train to London to see Buckingham Palace, Hyde Park, Harrods and more. Or rent a car from your Stevenage hotel (we’ll tell you which ones rent them) and explore the Hertfordshire countryside, visiting such towns as Ware, Welwyn and Hatfield. Of course, the more practical among you might want a hotel close to the train station or airport, but whatever your needs, HotelsOne.com has many hotels to choose from.
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