Best Western The Watermill

London Road, Bourne End, Near Watford, Dacorum, Hemel Hempstead, Nr Watford, Hertfordshire, England

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About Best Western The Watermill

The Watermill is built around an old flour mill in the Hertfordshire countryside, and bordered by the River Bulbourne. Convenient for all local attractions and places of interest, and provides comfortable and relaxing surroundings. Built around an old flour mill on the banks of the River Bulbourne, and within easy walking distance of The Grand Union Canal, The Watermill provides a peaceful retreat away from the surrounding commercial centres. Centred around the original Watermill with its panoramic views of the river, The Riverside Bar serves a wide range of drinks, snacks and light meals, while the riverside offers imaginative cuisine complemented by a carefully selected wine list. The Watermills 75 bedrooms are tastefully furnished to the highest standards and each one has a private bathroom. The rooms incorporate all the requirements for both business and leisure travellers. The Watermills fully air conditioned Garden and Willow suites provide a sophisticated venue. Our Suites are ideal for conferences, exhibitions or corporate hospitality; they are also equally suited for dinner dances, wedding parties or cocktail receptions.

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