Lord Lister Hotel
Lord Lister Hotel

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Tel code: 01462 | code search
Postcode: SG4/SG5 | code search
Population: 30000
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Musgrave Arms
"If your idea of a great day out is an hour long wait for your lunch, warm drinks that should have been cold, cold tasteless vegetables that should have been ..." More

Hitchin Priory
"Good Points: Beautiful building and lovely staff. It was very quiet and we loved being able to get some history of the place whilst we were there. Bad Points: The ..." More

Lord Lister Hotel
"Good Points: very friendly welcome General review: would recommend

Date visited: 2010-02-16 ..." More

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Hitchin is a North Hertfordshire market town, dating back over 1000 years, flourishing due to the wool trade in the 18th century. The industrial revolution saw change and the arrival of the Great Northern Railway brought a new way of life with more opportunities for local farmers. The Corn Exchange in the square was built in response to increased grain trading but now the barley there is solely in the drinks served! This town of 30,000, with its traditional cobbled streets, has quite a few claims to fame. Arvind Parmar the tennis player, Valerie Singleton a TV presenter and other famous names were born here. St Marys parish church is the largest in Hertfordshire. In 1697 there was the most severe hailstorm in British history with hailstones of 4 inches diameter. In 1960 the local council was the first to introduce black bags for refuse collection and it is home to the summer concert festival, Rhythms of the World.. Hitchin is successful at local, regional and national level with its swimming club, aptly based on Fishponds Road! The town has developed around the River Hiz, today providing a beautiful walk from the source 1 mile away. There are many places to stay, pubs, restaurants, 2 nightclubs and the market trades on Tuesday, Friday and Saturday, being the largest permanently erected outdoor market in the Southeast.

Attraction

British Schools Museum
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St Pauls Walden Bury Garden

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Gosmore Care Home
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The Pilates Pod Ltd
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Club

Hitchin Club 85

Conference Centre

Hitchin Priory
Offley Place Country House Hotel

Doctor

Dr Archer DPM
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Inn

Lord Lister Hotel
Tudor Oaks Lodge

Market

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Performing Arts

Hitchin Symphony Orchestra

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Albert Inn
Anchor
Bedford Arms
Bricklayers Arms
Coopers Arms
Fox & Duck
Gloucester Arms
Highlander Pub
Kings Arms
Maidens Head
Musgrave Arms
Nightingale
Radcliffe Arms
Rose & Crown
Sailor Boy
Sir John Barleycorn
The White Horse
Woolpack

Restaurant

As You Like It

Codicote Spice
Fox & Duck
Highlander Pub
Khushma Cottage
Musgrave Arms
Offley Place Country House Hotel
Redcoats Farmhouse Hotel

School

The Chrysalis School for Autism
The Princess Helena College
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Bowens Solicitors
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A Class Taxis
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Vet

Berry House Veterinary Practice

Sports Clubs

Blueharts Hockey Club (Men's Hockey)
Blueharts Hockey Club (Women's Hockey)
Dento No judo (Martial Arts)
Hexton CC (Cricket)
Hitchin CC (Cricket)
Hitchin Judo Club (Martial Arts)
Hitchin LTC (Tennis)
Kimpton TC (Tennis)
Warren Spring Table Tennis Club (Table Tennis)

Shops

Burgess Books (Hitchin) Ltd
Maher The Bookseller
House Of Flowers
Boots
Early Learning Centre
Wyevale Garden Centre
Vanstone Park Garden Centre
Eric T. Moore Books
Mosaic Floral Effects
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Dorothy Perkins
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Russell Needleman
A Pomfret
H R H Holmes & Sons
Waterstones
Original Wall Art
James Perkins Fine Art
Simply Jewellery
Espadrille
Arosports
H Samuel
Superdrug
Lloyds Pharmacy
Specsavers
Emily's Teashop
Hatters Bistro & Cafe
Allingham Bros
Foskett Butchers
Peony Florist & Gift Shop
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Antiques

Phillips of Hitchin (Antiques) Ltd
Phillips Of Hitchin (Antiques) Ltd
Hanbury Antiques
Brantwood Antiques

Activities

Hitchin Nomads CC(Cycling)

Places to Stay near Hitchin

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Sun Hotel (0.24 miles)

Sun Hotel
The Sun is a traditional coaching inn which has been an important landmark of historic Hitchin since the 1500s. Today's hotel features 32 comfortable en-suite bedrooms including two feature rooms, one with a four-poster for ... More | visit website
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Hitchin Priory (0.32 miles)

Hitchin Priory

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Set in 19 acres of beautiful tranquil parkland, yet only one minutes’ walk from Hitchin town square, this attractive hotel was originally a Carmelite monastery built in 1317. With carefully preserved and ... More

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Lord Lister Hotel (0.41 miles)

Lord Lister Hotel

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This refurbished hotel with free Wi-Fi was built in the late 18th century. It is located on the edge of the medieval market town of Hitchin. The charming family-run hotel has ... More

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Firs Hotel & Restaurant (0.43 miles)

Firs Hotel & Restaurant

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Conveniently located for visiting Stevenage, Letchworth, Luton and Henlow, this family-managed hotel and restaurant has easy access to the A1 (junction 8) and the M1 (junction 10). Enjoy comfortable accommodation, personal service ... More

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Letchworth Hall Hotel (2.42 miles)

Letchworth Hall Hotel

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A fine example of an English manor house, this beautiful 17th century hotel stands within 8 acres of mature landscaped grounds in Letchworth Garden City. Originally built in 1625, Letchworth Hall Hotel ... More

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Redcoats Farmhouse Hotel (2.52 miles)

Redcoats Farmhouse Hotel
We felt that the atmosphere and environment so enjoyed by our family could be experienced and enjoyed by others. We do have bigger rooms avilable, mostly in the main house, at a slightly increased cost ... More | visit website
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Offley Place Country House Hotel (2.66 miles)

Offley Place Country House Hotel
Offley Place is a country house set in its own spacious grounds and built in the 17th century for Sir Richard Spencer in the pretty Hertfordshire village of Great Offley. The village of Great Offley has ... More
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Premier Inn Stevenage North (3.29 miles)

Ideally located within easy reach of the A1(M) and only 30 miles from London. Local attractions include historic Knebworth House, Knebworth Park and Hatfield House and Gardens. For shops and local amenities Stevenage town centre ... More | visit website
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Archways Lodge Hotel (3.78 miles)

Archways Lodge Hotel
Fully equipped with satellite TV, en suite bathroom, Scandinavian kitchen with fridge, microwave and kettle, these personalised pads really put the fun back into functional!

Internet access available in each room at Archways Lodge Hotel (this is Stevenage only), ... More | visit website
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Abbington Hotel (3.78 miles)

Abbington Hotel
Stevanage Hotel with excellent restauranrt. Excellent location near A1 with disabled access. Good access for local shopping. Very near to Heathrow and Stanstead. ... More | visit website

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