SHENDISH MANOR HOTEL AND GOLF COURSE

About SHENDISH MANOR HOTEL AND GOLF COURSE

Shendish Manor is a splendid Manor House set in 160 acres of idyllic Hertfordshire countryside, yet with excellent road and rail links close by. The well-appointed bedrooms and three poster suites have every modern facility including broadband Internet access, flat screen TVs, hospitality trays and en-suite bathrooms. Many enjoy stunning views over the surrounding countryside. The conference and banqueting facilities can accommodate from 2 to 450 delegates with rooms in both the original manor house and new wing. The delightful new Orangery restaurant provides an imaginative, European dining experience - exclusive private dining can be arranged in one of the elegant banqueting suites. The 5660 yard (par 70) golf course on site is set with challenges through both parkland and woodland copses and provides a test of golfing ability regardless of handicap.

-Shendish Manor is a splendid Old Manor house set in 160 acres of parkland and formal gardens in beautiful Hertfordshire countryside, with excellent road and rail links close by. -Shendish Manor is easily accessible and situated between Apsley and Kings Langley on the London Road (A4251) - just 8 minutes from the M25/M1. Hemel Hempstead is just a 4 minute drive away, whilst Watford is 20 minutes away. -Rail links to Central London (Euston) take just 30 minutes. -London Luton airport can be reached in 20 minutes and London Heathrow in 45 minutes by car. -Apsley is a 19th century mill town situated between the village of Kings Langley and the town of Hemel Hempstead in the valley of Chiltern Hills. The Victoria era saw Apsley becoming the birthplace of paper's industrial revolution and is now home to an exploration site built around the historic paper mill. The virbant waterspace along the Grand Union Canal is the perfect place to spend a relaxing afternoon. Just a mile and half away you will find the picturesque village of Kings Langley which boasts a colourful history from its origins as a Roman settlement and having once been the location of a Royal Palace cited in William Shakespeare's Richard II. A leisurely stroll through the High Street will bring you to a wide variety of shops including specialist boutiques, restaurants and timber framed public houses. *Nearest cities: -Hemel Hempstead..............................5km/3mi N -Watford.....................................11km/7mi S -Apsley Railway Station.....................1.6km/1mi W *Hemel Hempstead Bus Terminal.................5km/3mi N *Wembley Stadium.............................39km/24mi S *Earls Court Exhibition Centre...............53km/33mi S