Hotels near Ivinghoe
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Pendley Manor
This splendid manor house is set in 35 acres of wooded parkland and offers modern facilities in historic surroundings. The property boasts an indoor pool and a gymnasium.
The Bell by Innkeeper's Collection
Set in a beautifully restored 17th century inn, this guest accommodation is at the foot of the Chiltern Hills and offers spacious and stylish rooms.
The Swan Hotel Wetherspoon
The Swan Hotel Wetherspoon in Leighton Buzzard is a grade II listed building features 3-star accommodation with a garden.
Highwayman Hotel
A friendly welcome and cosy atmosphere await you at The Highwayman, which offers great food, wine, and value for money. The comfortable accommodation is well-located for London and Luton Airport.
Champneys Tring
Set in the idyllic Hertfordshire countryside, Champneys Tring health resort has modern rooms in a classic English stately home.
The Penny Farthing Hotel
The Pennyfarthing is an independent hotel in the centre of Berkhamsted, just 6 minutes’ walk from Berkhamsted Railway Station.
Kings Arms Hotel
This 17th century former coaching inn is set in the historic town of Berkhamsted, and features luxurious boutique-style rooms with iPod docking stations and private en suite bathrooms.
The White Horse
Located in Linslade, within 13 km of Bletchley Park and 13 km of Woburn Abbey, The White Horse provides accommodation with a bar and free WiFi throughout the property. The hotel features family rooms....
Old Hunters Lodge
Located in Whipsnade, 18 km from Woburn Abbey, Old Hunters Lodge provides accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar.
Grove flat - two bedroom flat in central Dunstable
Featuring garden views, Grove flat - two bedroom flat in central Dunstable provides accommodation with a terrace and a patio, around 14 km from Woburn Abbey.
What guests said about Ivinghoe:
- 2.0Scored 2.0
It was stressful to find that after a long journey, two lady...
It was stressful to find that after a long journey, two lady pensioners, who had paid in full, in advance, where locked out of the property and there was no one on site to assist us. It took 15 mins to raise the owner whose phones were all going direct to voicemail. The room was cold and the help yourself breakfast was inadequate. We were left with only enough milk for drinks or cereal, not both and no bread for toast. In the end we chose to have breakfast at a near by café. At £70 per night it was not good value at all.IreneUnited Kingdom
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