Hertfordshire Dining Escape 1 Night Stay
£81.50
🍝🍴Hertfordshire Dining Escape 🍴🍝
Set in the woodlands on the site of the ancient hill fort in Hemel Hempstead, the beautiful Aubrey Park Hotel hosts your dining break in their charming restaurant, with outstanding cuisine and high quality service.
Your Great Little Break includes:
🍝 one night staying at the Aubrey Park Hotel
🍝 A full English breakfast
🍝 £30 dinner allowance to spend in AA Rossette Award Brasserie
🍝 Guaranteed upgrade to an Executive Room
This deal is fully refundable up to 7 days prior to arrival
Why we love this
📍Set in a quiet woodland backdrop in 9 acres of rolling English countryside, Aubrey Park hotel sets the scene for a stay that's well and truly relaxing
Combining a soothing classic contemporary style with a rich tapestry of heritage stretching back to 1827, Aubrey Park Hotel is designed to make your stay as comfortable as possible
📍Relax over a long lazy lunch in the hotel’s brasserie, while sampling some of the variety of traditional British fare, such as a signature dish of Whole Roasted Partridge
Please note: We advise you to pre-book your dinner reservation with the hotel directly, once your booking has been confirmed, to avoid disappointment.
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