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This delightful 14th century inn retains all the traditional features that one would ever hope to find. The extensive walled garden provides a glorious sun trap in all but the most inclement weather. The inglenook fireplace bids guests the warmest of welcomes accompanied with real ale and legendary tales of Henry VIIIs supposed wooing of Catherine Parr in the Manor House. The oak beamed, low ceilinged bars and restaurant are full of character. The Wine and Ale will satisfy the most discerning of palates and the cuisine specializes in game and home cooked traditional meals. Surrounded by the beautiful rolling Hertfordshire countryside, Ayot St. Lawrence is one of the loveliest villages in the county, with a wealth of history and intrigue that few can match. The Brocket Arms itself was originally the Monastic Quarters for the Norman church until the Reformation when the Catholics were outlawed, indeed a legendary priest was tried and hanged in the Inn, ever since then the place has been haunted by this affable character. Ayot House was once famous as Britains only silk farm. Opposite the now ruined Norman Church the rambling Old Rectory originally accommodated clergy and staff. In 1778 the Palladian church was built as a replacement to the Norman Church. Ayot St Lawrence is well known as the home of George Bernard Shaw, where he lived for forty years until his death in 1950. It now belongs to The National Trust and is open from April to OctoberHatfield, Knebworth, St. Albans and Woburn Abbey are nearby and London is easily reached within 25 mins by train. Oxford and Cambridge are about an hour away. The Brocket Arms providing an ideal base.

Excellent ease of access via road or railOutstanding restaurant and bar mealsLuxury accommodationFriendly, welcoming service.Broadband in all rooms, Wireless broadband in public areasConference facilities. Serving the freshest and best food around.

An ideal venue for meetings, training, and exhibitions catering from 2-250 people. Perfectly located for major road and rail networks. Licensed bar and restaurant on premises. Ample free parking. Conveniently located for access to Londons attractions as well as the local ones, especially Knebworth House.

Tewin Bury Farm is the ideal country retreat for both business and pleasure and is the perfect setting for any occasion. Set in the beautiful Hertfordshire countryside along the river Mimram, we are 5 minutes from Welwyn Garden City and a half hour by train from Londons Kings Cross. Our dedicated and friendly staff will look after your every need and they will make sure your stay with us will be a memorable one.The Williams family have farmed Tewin Bury since 1932, and have managed to develop Tewin Bury Farm into a very substantial and successful thriving business, comprising a 490-acre farm, a 32-bedroom country house hotel, the Tewin Bury Restaurant, 9 functionconference rooms including our new Meadow Marquee that can accommodate up to 400 delegates for a meeting.Tewin Bury Farm also provides a unique and attractive year round location for the perfect wedding.