Hotel Recommendations

The Samuel Ryder Hotel

• Located in the prior home of golf legend Samuel Ryder

Torrington Hall

• Torrington Hall was originally built in 1882 for the retirement of John Chapple, the Mayor of St. Albans at that time • Torrington Hall was home to scientist Eleanor Ormerod, an expert in economic entomology

White Hart Hotel

• Simon Frazer, the 11th Lord Lovat stayed here • It’s architecture has been largely preserved in its original condition

Aubrey Park Hotel

• The Aubrey Park Hotel stands within the southern part of the large prehistoric defended enclosure known as “The Aubreys”: a name derived from the Anglo Saxon meaning “an old fortified place”

Shendish Manor Hotel & Golf Course

• The Shendish Manor house was used as a British Army camp during World War I • The Shendish Manor dates back to the 13th century

Hunton Park Hotel

The history spans almost 190 years and it is the story of two houses originally names Hazelwood

Holiday Inn Express St. Albans