Hitchin Priory Hotel Hitchin

General Information

The Priory enjoys a wonderful city center tranquil location and still silent privileges from its own 19 acre park setting. The contrast in vicinage is outstanding, to one side is the quaint market place city of Hitchin and to the other acres of lonely park allowing conference delegates and clients one of the best of both worlds. The grounds are perfect for open-air activities of each kind. Primarily a Carmelite abbey built in 1317, Hitchin Priory features progressively evolved over the centuries and now gracefully combines a mosaic of ages. The Priory helps you neglect the fuss of a busy work schedule, allowing you to enjoy distraction-free conferences and occasions with a serene head. Arched Cloisters, wooden panelled walls and detailed architraves all add to the character of this really outstanding building. The major cottage proposes gloriously furbished rooms perfect for privately-owned functions. Hitchin Priory proposes 55 bedrooms all with en-suite amenities.

Transportation

By RailGreat Northern Line to Hitchin Station from :- Peterborough (45 minutes)Cambridge (25 minutes)Kings Cross (32 minutes)Hitchin Station is three minutes drive 15 mins stroll, about 1 mile away from Hitchin Priory. Turn Left out of Station Road, at 2nd mini roundabout turn right into BridgeFrom M1 (Junction 10)Follow signs to the A505 to Hitchin approx. ten miles from mix ten, pass Hitchin boundry sign (on right) direct across mini roundabout, at next roundabout turn right for Stevenage A602. At next roundabout (Three Moorhens Public House) take first exit to Town heart. At next mini roundabout turn left into Bridge StreetFrom A1 (Junction 8)Approx. three miles, follow signs for A602 to Hitchin. At the 1st major roundabout (Three Moorhens Public House) take 4th exit to Town heart. At next mini roundabout turn left into Bridge Street. From BedfordFollow Stevenage A602 signs to Three Moorhens roundabout, then as above. From Letchworth and BaldockTake the A505 pass Hitchin Station on left, then as above.