Super-friendly quaint little inn right in the centre of town and next door to the cathedral…read more Higgledy-piggledy style without a horizontal surface in sight. Traditional decor, clean rooms with plenty of character. Some good deals to be had on late rooms.com.

Went to this beautiful hotel with 2 girlfriends for Sunday lunch and was pleasantly surprised. A…read moreclassy, traditional hotel meal with great service. 3 courses for £30 and it was well worth it. Had the roast pork, which was above average, but not amazing. Ordered the chocolate pecan tart for dessert and it was perfection! ORDER IT. You're welcome. Overall a lovely retreat for a girly Sunday lunch accompanied with a wine.

I went with a work colleague and our spouses, and we had a wonderful evening. I highly recommend…read morefor a meal when you feel like treating yourself.

Nice modern hotel just I'm town centre best level of Premier Inn Room .suffers from no on site car…read morepark . restaurant is a Thyme and therefore has a very limited menu . advise eat elsewhere .site has lift .

Really helpful staff and the rooms were to a high standard,beds were lovely as were the showers…read more Breakfast was the typical,I just had continental so I can't comment on the cooked food. Overall a really enjoyable stay.

I recently stayed here for a work event and was very happy with the company's choice. Staff were…read moreall amazing, food at the conference slapped too. My room was huge, which was a welcome surprise. The grounds are quite nice, beautiful gardens. Had some drinks in the conservatory, but did not get to check out the spa or swim. But they both looked prime.

We had a fabulous afternoon tea at the Sopwell House! We enjoyed all the sandwiches, pastries, and…read morescones. They were able to accommodate my hazelnut allergy and made a substitution accordingly, which we appreciated. There was a large selection of teas and we enjoyed the two we selected. The service was pleasant and the atmosphere was excellent too. I'd highly recommend!

wonderful bed and breakfast ( more like a Boutique Hotel) centrally situated in St Albans close to…read morestation and city centre rooms are beautifully appointed, decorated and furnished by the owner, Linda, who is a perfect host...she also personally cooks the best breakfast possible Limited on site free parking, strong free wifi and all at very reasonable rates......this is the best B and B I have ever experienced and in my opinion is faultless...everything is 5 star ( except the cost !!!)

This place is fantastic. A 5 minute walk to the Train station into St Pancras London., and about…read morethe same into the town center. The rooms are very well furnished and decorated. They have every item you require such as towels,TV,hair dryer (with flex long enough to see into a mirror) tea coffee and biscuits,good quality shower gel,hand cream etc. (in bottles) evan hot water bottles! The breakfasts are incredible. Full English as well as cereal and fruit and just about anything else. Portions are generous and hearty. The hostess is Linda who hales From Scotland and who knows how to look after her guests. Nothing is too much trouble for her. I could not find fault here at all and immediately booked for a return stay. I strongly recommend this establishment as a place where you can stay in comfort and style.

This St Albans hotel is nicely located next door to Colney fields shopping, with Sainsbury open til…read moremidnight and 24 hr McDonalds nearby. Nice, clean accommodations with breakfast included and free secured parking made this a comfortable stay.

Very quiet and a perfect location in St. Albans. It is a quick 10 minute walk to city center. The…read morebreakfast was the best. A full English breakfast perfectly prepared. The room was comfortable and fairly large for the area. The Staff was very attentive and personable. They really pay attention to the guests needs. The only thing I would change is to make reception 24 hours.

When I'm in the UK anywhere near London, I try and stay in St. Albans, Hertfordshire - a 20 minute…read moreexpress train ride from central London. I've probably stayed there 30 times over the past 20 years - usually for a week at a time. I've never had a bad experience during that time. There is a car park in the back. It's practically across the street from the St. Albans Cathedral in the middle of the historical center of St. Albans on Fishpool Street. It's also about two easy walking blocks from the center of town where the merchants are - lots of them. There's very little you can't buy in town close by if you want to. The Black Lion is exactly what a British Pub should be - clean, full of friendly nice people with large rooms w/bath (ensuite is the way they say it there). There's a restaurant in the Inn that serves breakfast and diner. Its pretty good overall - but pricey for dinner. There are lots of other restaurants in town you can chose from - so you're unlikely to find it necessary to drive anywhere to eat a good meal. The Pub is managed by a friendly Irishman who makes everyone welcome even an New Englander like myself. There are rooms above the Pub and other rooms around the back - much newer and warmer. Being a Pub lover as I am, I typically take a room above the Pub. Things quiet down after 11PM no matter how loud a crowd might be there. Since the pub appeals to middle aged people like I am, there really isn't too much noise. Directly across the street is another pub that appeals to the younger set. I strongly recommend this Pub/Inn as a great place to spend a night or a week.