Roebuck Hotel
Baldock Street, Ware, Hertfordshire, SG12 9DR
Tel: 01920 409 955
Fax: 01920 468 016
E-mail: roebuck@forestdale.com
Well-known for its riverside gazebos and shops, many of which have been restored into bars and cafes, Ware is a busy commercial town and proud of its heritage. Many of the older buildings are listed and the town is designated a centre of 'outstanding archaeological and historical interest'. The Roebuck Hotel is a friendly and comfortable hotel located within easy reach of London and Stansted Airports. It is also an ideal base for exploring the surrounding area, which is rich in English heritage and traditions.
Originally built as a private home in the nineteenth century, the Roebuck Hotel has been refurbished with all the modern conveniences you would expect. We have 49 modern and fully serviced en-suite bedrooms, and the honeymoon room. Cannons Bar, with satellite television, offers the ideal spot to relax and meet friends and colleagues for an informal drink before dining in our Hamiltons Restaurant.
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By Road
Situated on the A1170 just half a mile north of the town centre. The hotel is 24 miles north of London with access to the A10, London to Cambridge Road, less than half a mile away. Junction 25 on the M25 is just 15 minutes away via the A10.
By Air
Stansted Airport is approximately 30 mins drive from the hotel.
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