Holiday Inn Express St. Albans M25, Jct.22
Hotel
Colney Field Retail Park, St albans, UK
Description
A contemporary St. Albans hotel with complimentary breakfastJust off the M25 motorway, Holiday Inn Express® St. Albans - M25, Jct. 22 hotel is a 15-minute drive from the St. Alban's city centre. Direct trains travel to London from St. Albans City station, a 10-minute drive away, and it’s 25 minutes to London Luton Airport (LTN). Our hotel is a few minutes from the M1 and there's ample free parking on site. Browse high-street brand and department stores at Colney Fields Shopping Park, right next door. At the nearby de Havilland Aircraft Museum, you can see the world's first jet airliner, the Comet. The Verulamium Museum takes you back to Roman Britain with recreated rooms and interesting hands-on exhibits, or you can go behind the scenes of the Harry Potter movies, with props, sets and costumes on the Warner Bros. Studio Tour London. At this St. Albans hotel you can enjoy:- Free WiFi- Blackout curtains- A meeting room for up to 21 people. Jump-start your day with the included Express Start™ Breakfast, offering English and continental choices. With ceiling-high windows and Nordic touches, our Express Bar and Café is a bright and welcoming spot for coffee and drinks, and if you’re feeling peckish you can order from the All Day Dining menu. Your fresh-design Next Generation room is a quiet retreat with an integrated Smart TV and handy USB ports.
Contact details
Available rooms
Facilities
- 24-hour front desk
- 24-hour security surcharge
- Babysitting service surcharge
- Bellboy service
- Car hire
- Car park
- Check-in hour
- Check-out hour
- Clothes dryer
- Hotel safe
- Key Collection
- Late Check-out
- Laundry service surcharge
- Lift access surcharge
- Luggage room surcharge
- Multilingual staff
- Newspapers
- Room service surcharge
- Shop
- Smoke detector
- Towels and bed linen surcharge
- Wheelchair-accessible
- Wi-fi
House rules
- Check-in
- 15:00:00
- Check-out
- 11:00:00
Location
Colney Field Retail Park, St albans, UK