Following post-war development, Hemel Hempstead has grown into a thriving town. Located near London within arm's reach of the M1, M25 and A41, and with a place on the main rail link to the midlands, the area remains a choice destination for business travellers. Many of the Hemel Hempstead hotels are situated in locations practical for arrivals on these links. Why not choose a Hemel Hempstead hotel to explore London and the Hertfordshire countryside, or alternatively use it as a base for conferences and business meetings?

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Among the attractions not far from your Hemel Hempstead hotel are an ice rink, an aqua park, night clubs and bowling. The town also boasts many UK high street shopping brands in the centre. Practically located near London and the nearby business hubs of St Albans and Watford, Hemel Hempstead has traditionally been the home of engineering and oil, with companies such as BP and Kodak starting their UK operations there. Today, telecommunications and IT also play a role in the local economy.

Hemel Hempstead, a town in Hertfordshire developed as a new town after World War II. The town has a history that dates back to at least 705 though.  Through the centuries, local residents built the beautiful St. Mary’s church, and many manor houses. The town received its charter in 1539 and a regular market has been held here ever since.  The post-war redevelopment is when Hemel Hempstead really saw significant growth.  Today you will find it is a thriving market town that supports a busy local industry. A prime location near London makes Hemel Hempstead an ideal spring board for business in the country and city. HRS.com can help you find the right Hemel Hempstead hotel to suit your needs.

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Hemel Hempstead, located near London, within arm's reach of the M1, M25 and A41, and with a place on the main rail link to the Midlands, is a choice destination for business travellers. Many of the Hemel Hempstead hotels are situated in locations practical for arrivals on these links. Why not choose a Hemel Hempstead hotel to explore London and the Hertfordshire countryside, or alternatively use it as a base for conferences and business meetings? After your business meetings, you can step out and explore a little of what Hemel Hempstead has to offer for entertainment and tourist attractions. If you enjoy going for a walk, then walk along the Grand Union Canal.  Stop in at one of the pubs along the canal and enjoy a drink with the locals or sample some traditional British pub food.  Did you bring some gloves and a hat?  Head over to The Snow Centre and enjoy the UK's largest indoor ski hill.  It is an excellent way to unwind after a long day at the office or the conference.  Stop in at The Marlowes and purchase a few gifts for your family back home.

The Watermill, Bobsleigh or Ramada? HRS will help you find the Hemel Hempstead hotel you need

Among the attractions not far from your Hemel Hempstead hotel are an ice rink, an aqua park, night clubs and bowling. The town also boasts many UK high street shopping brands in the centre. Practically located near London and the nearby business hubs of St Albans and Watford, Hemel Hempstead has traditionally been the home of engineering and oil, with companies such as BP and Kodak starting their UK operations there. Today, telecommunications and IT also play a role in the local economy.  The town is connected to the M1 and M41 motorways, making it an easy place to travel to.  London is only 35 minutes away by train, and the trains run every 20 minutes all day long.  This proximity to London means that the major London airports are within easy reach.  National Express buses make regular runs from the airports to Hemel Hempstead.  In town, most things are quite close, so walking is an excellent and healthy option.  The local buses link the town centre with the train station.