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A small hotel with a big welcome.
Firs Hotel Hitchin
If you prefer the individuality of a smaller hotel and a personal service. A warm welcome awaits you at the Firs Hotel in Hitchin.
" Nice and quiet hotel. This is my second stay at Firs Hotel and I am sure I will come back." Sebastian More reviews
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Letchworth is 4 miles from Hitchin.
Baldock 5 miles
Royston 14 miles
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Hitchin has easy access to the A1M (J8) and M1(J10)
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Friendly staff available to help you
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Need to park your car or van? Easy parking in the Firs Hotel large free car park.
Need to check your e-mails? Keep in touch with family or colleagues - free wi-fi throughout the hotel.
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Full English breakfast is included in the bed and breakfast rate.
Need a good nights sleep? 29 bedrooms to meet your budget and requirements.
Soak in a hot bath or wash away the stresses of the day under a power shower.
Too tired to go out? Eat in the hotel bar or restaurant and relax with a drink.
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Hitchin town centre is ten minutes walk from the hotel or a couple of minutes in the car.
Hitchin has a cosmopolitan range of restaurants, cafes and unique shops as well as familiar high street brands.
The Firs Hotel is located in Hitchin on the Bedford Road (A600) with easy access to A1M (J8) and M1(J10).
The Firs Hotel in Hitchin is the place to stay.
Tips on choosing the right hotel
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Letchworth, Baldock, Royston
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Letchworth Garden City
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Letchworth was the first 'Garden City' - a combination of good things from town and country, where the profits from the town would be used to benefit ordinary town people. Letchworth has several business parks and leisure centre facilities.
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Baldock is where the River Ivel rises. Many buildings in the town date from the sixteenth century.
Royston is situated where two Roman roads met, the Icknield Way and Ermine Street. The town is named after the wayside cross of Lady Roysia. Royston is a small market town with light industry.
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