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2 Eden Grove Cottage
Armathwaite
Self catering cottage
Eden Grove has 3 double bedrooms, 1 bathroom with over-bath shower, seperate toilet and basin, all located on the first floor. Ground floor consists … more >>
Sleeps 6
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1 Holmer Cottages
Woolstone
Self catering cottage
The cottage offers 1 double with brass bed & 1 single bed, bathroom with shower over bath, south-facing sitting/dining room with french windows onto sun … more >>
Sleeps 3
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Days Hotel Luton
Days Hotel Luton is ideally located in the town centre and is easily accessible for Luton Airport and Central London. The hotel offers a modern, fresh feel with high quality contemporary furnishings and decor, featuring 120 air conditioned bedrooms, 24 hour reception, restaurant and bar. A modern contemporary restaurant is … more >>
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Express by Holiday Inn Luton Airport and 3 days parking
The hotel is located at Luton's airport terminal. This is a contemporary and stylish hotel offering excellent value for money. Rooms are well equipped with satellite TV and in-room movies, tea and coffee making facilities and hair dryer. The hotel has a licensed bar and 'Great Room' offering continental breakfast. more >>
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Biggleswade
The market
town of Biggleswade evolved as a ford across the River Ivel (the name
means "Biccel's ford" in Saxon).
The Market
House was built in 1565, and saw use an an administrative centre for
the weekly market. The building was remodeled extensively in the 20th
century, and is now home to several shops, but the original 16th century
roof has been preserved.
Cycling
pioneer Dan Alborne is Biggleswade's most famous resident. Albone,
working from a shop at #3 Market Square, invented both the lady's
bicycle and the tandem. But he didn't stop at bicycles; Albone also
invented the Ivel Agricultural Tractor, which became ubiquitous on
farms across Britain.
During
the early 19th century the town was a bustling inland port, connected
to the sea by the Ivel Navigation (canal).
More
information:
Leisure and Tourism Services
Mid Bedfordshire District Council
23 London Road
Biggleswade, Bedfordshire SG18 8ER
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Accommodation
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Hawthorn Cottage
Gamblesby
Self catering cottage
This single storey cottage offers 1 double bedroom, bathroom with shower over, lounge with double sofa bed and kitchen/diner, all on one level.
short breaks … more >>
Sleeps 4
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Honeysuckle Bungalow
Alford
Self catering cottage
This property offers 1 double, 1 single, bath/shower, lounge, dining/kitchen.
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Sleeps 3
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| Luton (Hotel) |
Days Hotel Luton
Days Hotel Luton is ideally located in the town centre and is easily accessible for Luton Airport and Central London. The hotel offers a modern, fresh feel with high quality contemporary furnishings and decor, featuring 120 air conditioned bedrooms, 24 hour reception, restaurant and bar. A modern contemporary restaurant is … more >>
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| Luton (Hotel) |
Express by Holiday Inn Luton Airport and 3 days parking
The hotel is located at Luton's airport terminal. This is a contemporary and stylish hotel offering excellent value for money. Rooms are well equipped with satellite TV and in-room movies, tea and coffee making facilities and hair dryer. The hotel has a licensed bar and 'Great Room' offering continental breakfast. more >>
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