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Business events & conferences

For business meetings, conferences & events or stylish, fully equipped meeting rooms are second to none and our professional team take pride in ensuring that every detail of your event is just right.

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Eating out in Stevenage

Offering a delicious international menu that will take you a journey around the world, Destinations Restaurant & Bar is ‘the’ place to see and be seen in Stevenage. For eating out in Stevenage this stylishly, casual new restaurant is the place to be.

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Short breaks in Stevenage

There’s so much more to this area than you think. From meandering the streets of Stevenage Old Town and a day at the races at Newmarket to tours of nearby Knebworth House and sightseeing in the UK’s capital city, London.

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Getting married in Stevenage

Be among the first to say ‘I do’ at the newest of Stevenage wedding venues. Whether you want your wedding celebration or civil ceremony in Stevenage to be intimate or grand our dedicated Wedding Co-ordinators are with you every step of the way.

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Christmas parties in Stevenage

Whether it’s the office Christmas party in Stevenage or a Christmas party with friends and family we really can make your festive celebrations sparkle with a whole host of fantastic Christmas party nights right here in Stevenage.

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Old Stevenage

The old town of Stevenage is full of character and history. Indeed, Stevenage only began expansion after it was declared the first new town to be built in 1946, following the Second World War. Prior to this, Stevenage was a very small town, before becoming a new town the population is estimated to have been less than 5,000. When you compare this to the current figure of around 80,000 it is easy to see the scale of the transformation.

Stevenage has a history dating back to the Roman Empire. Indeed, in 1986, when building in the Chells Manor area, 2,000 silver Roman coins were found. There is further evidence of burial sites and building remains found at various sites around the town.

More recently Charles Dickens was a regular visitor to Knebworth house, and knew Stevenage well, as a result there is a pub named after one of his novels, located in nearby Shephall.

The old town centre remains largely unchanged following the development of New Stevenage, and it is this area which has allowed Stevenage to retain its charm. 

Stevenage old town is located just a short walk from the Holiday Inn Stevenage hotel.

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