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The Nook at Pine View - set in Roald Dahl Country
The Nook at Pine View, is set within the Chiltern Hills in a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. In the heart of "Roald Dahl Country", Cobblers Hill is famously written within the pages of "Danny Champion of the World". The Nook benefits from stunning rural views and the peace & quiet of country living but with easy access to award-winning restaurants, pubs & cafes all just a short drive. A 45 min train to London. The surrounding area has some renowned country walks and cycle paths.
No 1 The Mews, Tring
In a quiet mews setting, it is a cosy, modern & comfortable space for one or two adults, sorry no infants, having a variety of shops, restaurants, pubs & supermarkets right on the doorstep but away from the traffic noise of the High Street. The Rothschild Museum, Tring Brewery & Tring Park are all a short walk away while the Ashridge estate, Ivinghoe Beacon & Tring reservoirs, are a short drive away for walking, cycling & bird watchers. Tring Station provides a fast link directly into London.
The Nest, a cosy, stylish annex loft
Kick back and relax in this quiet, stylish, self contained studio. Cosy, well-equipped and environmentally friendly, this 1st-floor annex is situated in the Chiltern village of Bellingdon, just North of the market town of Chesham. The perfect location for those exploring the Chilterns, designated an ‘Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty’ walking, cycling or for those working locally, away from their home. The name is inspired by the 50+ species of bird found locally, including the Red Kites.
Stunning Chiltern Views from Old Amersham Bungalow
NEW BUNGALOW Kyteway is a self-contained detached studio between the historic town of Old Amersham and the rolling Chiltern Hills. Offering fully equipped kitchen, spacious shower room, double bed in sleeping area, dining table, storage, and sofa bed. BEAUTIFUL VIEWS from private dining patio & separate sun terrace. Short walk to historic old town and easy access to new town (inc station to London) on foot, by car, or local bus. Adjacent to countryside footpaths. Unrestricted on-street parking.
Romantic Oak Cabin Berkhamsted
This cosy luxurious self contained oak framed cabin offers the perfect peaceful setting for a relaxing getaway. Listen out and you may hear the owls at night. Backing onto the National Trust Ashridge Forest, perfect for outdoor lovers yet equally suitable for a romantic night in. 1.5 miles away, the popular market town of Berkhamsted, offering atmospheric pubs and bars for a special night out. The cabin offers cozy spacious living with King size bed on a mezzanine floor! STRICT NO PET POLICY!
Beautiful rural setting a short walk from Tring
Delightful 1-bedroom detached annex in the grounds of an 1895 Rothschild house. Situated in the historic conservation area of Tring, the property has beautiful views of Tring Park and is situated a few minutes' walk from the town centre, restaurants and bars. Only 1 mile from Tring station. Trains run 3 times an hour, direct to Euston in 40 minutes. Perfectly situated for Tring Park School, Tring Natural History Museum, Ashridge Estate, the Ridgeway, Harry Potter, Whipsnade Zoo, the Chilterns.
Cute, Self-Contained Double near HP Studios/London
A magical retreat for Harry Potter fans. Newly styled to an exceptional standard, the room features a modern en-suite with shower, small double bed, TV, ironing facilities, fridge, dining essentials, fan, plus plush blankets and extra pillows. A light breakfast of fruit, pastries and cereals is included. Enjoy daily cleaning and freshly replenished amenities. The room has its own private entrance and is fully separated from the main house, ensuring complete privacy and an enchanting stay. 2/2
The Stables in Historic Berkhamsted
Welcome to one of the most historic parts of Berkhamsted - the hilltop site of Old Berkhamsted Place, and the original Grade 2* listed barn which remains, reputedly, the largest medieval barn in the counties of Beds, Bucks & Herts. The Stables is a spotlessly chic cottage for 2 with large gardens & parking, offering luxury linen & towels, wi-fi & TV. Ideal town/country position - 10mins walk to town centre with cafes, restos, boutiques and antique stores, and train to London is only 35mins!
Cosy 1-bed annexe in the Chilterns
Stonehouse annexe is a self-contained extension within a 350 year old Grade 2 listed property. Potten End is situated just outside the perimeter of Ashridge Estate, with the lovely town of Berkhamsted 5 minutes' drive away. The village has two pubs, a village store-cum-café, and Berkhamsted has many quality pubs and restaurants. The main house is lived in by Trevor, and Graham lives a few miles away. We are both keen cyclists and walkers and can offer guidance about the local area.
The Car House, Berkhamsted
Light and airy contemporary self contained apartment with all the facilities you would expect including parking. Located in a quiet area of Berkhamsted within walking distance of the town centre, golf course and railway station (35 minutes to Euston). Beautiful bathroom/wet room with robes and toiletries supplied. Bread, cereals, preserves, milk, tea and coffee are supplied for breakfast. If you need quiet time in the evenings to study, unwind or just chill out you will find it here.
Self-contained annexe in the Chiltern Hills
Nestled in the heart of the Chiltern Hills, Applewood Cottage offers the perfect retreat for those looking to explore the surrounding areas of outstanding natural beauty. The house and it's surrounding areas are well situated for visiting cyclists, walkers and families who want a rural escape. Although the annexe has one bedroom, we can accommodate babies and small children. Please simply ask when booking. Pub in local village. A short drive to the Ashridge Estate and Whipsnade Zoo.
Large Luxury Studio Apartment
My Studio Apartment is bright and airy perfect loft style living in the Historic Market town of Berkhamsted. The Studio is equidistant between town and country, Berkhamsted Golf Club is just over 5 mins walk away, whilst the the High St with an abundance of stylish coffee shops, boutiques & restaurants a 12 min walk. The Grand Union canal is a 10 min stroll down the hill with many canal side pubs to while away a few hours. Berkhamsted Station a 12 min walk, be in London in 30 min
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Dacorum District?
Many travelers choose to stay in Berkhamsted or Tring for their historic charm, market streets, and convenient access to countryside walks. Small villages around the Chiltern Hills have quieter, character-rich stays.
What are the best things to do in Dacorum District with kids?
Families often enjoy exploring play areas at Gadebridge Park, meeting animals at local farms, or discovering woodland trails in the Chiltern Hills. Interactive museums and seasonal festivals also invite hands-on fun for younger visitors.
What are some of the best things to do in Dacorum District?
Explore historic Berkhamsted Castle, visit Ashridge Estate for woodland walks, or browse Tring’s Natural History Museum. Many also appreciate the vibrant markets and traditional pubs in area towns.
How is the weather in Dacorum District?
Dacorum District experiences cool winters around 35–45°F (2–7°C), with mild, wetter autumns, and pleasant spring and summer days reaching 72°F (22°C). Rain is common, so packing a light raincoat is practical year-round.
When is the best time to visit Dacorum District?
Late spring through early autumn is frequently suggested, with temperatures from 45°F to 72°F (7–22°C) and blooming parks. This period often coincides with outdoor events and markets, making it a lively time to explore.
What are the best places to visit in Dacorum District?
Frequently suggested sites include Ashridge Estate’s ancient woodlands, the historic ruins of Berkhamsted Castle, and Tring’s Natural History Museum. Charming high streets in Berkhamsted and Tring invite further browsing.
What are some hiking trails in Dacorum District?
Dacorum District has woodland trails in Ashridge Estate, gentle walks along the Grand Union Canal, and scenic footpaths in the Chiltern Hills. Each route provides a chance to experience local landscapes and historic sights.
What are some family activities we can do in Dacorum District?
Dacorum District has inviting parks, local farms with animal encounters, and scenic towpaths along the Grand Union Canal for gentle walks or cycling. Family-friendly events and craft workshops are also frequently suggested for shared experiences.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Dacorum District?
Popular day trip ideas include visiting nearby historic cities, enjoying the Chilterns for more extensive walks, or exploring family attractions around Hertfordshire. Seasonal gardens and local craft centers also provide relaxed outings.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Dacorum District?
Many accommodations around Dacorum District are pet friendly, especially in rural villages and near the Chiltern Hills. Guests often find easy access to parks, woodlands, and walking routes for exploring with pets.
What are some local tips for visiting Dacorum District?
Layering clothing is helpful, as weather can shift from cool mornings to mild afternoons. Locals often recommend exploring independent shops in Berkhamsted or Tring, and trying regional specialties at traditional pubs or markets.
What is Dacorum District known for?
Dacorum District is known for its blend of historic market towns like Hemel Hempstead, scenic areas in the Chilterns, and landmarks such as Berkhamsted Castle and the Grand Union Canal. The area has a welcoming community and rolling countryside.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Dacorum District?
Explore Gadebridge Park’s quieter corners, discover the local history at Berkhamsted Castle, or wander the Chilterns countryside paths for peaceful views. Village pubs and small art galleries around the area often draw those seeking a laid-back atmosphere.
What are the best foods to try in Dacorum District?
The district has pub classics, locally sourced meats, and British pies, as well as cakes and breads freshly baked in town bakeries. Locally brewed ales and farm cheeses are also frequently enjoyed in area pubs and markets.
What should I bring for a trip to Dacorum District?
Bring comfortable layers, a waterproof jacket, and sturdy shoes for countryside walks. An umbrella and a reusable bag are useful for exploring local markets and shops.
What is the nightlife in Dacorum District like?
Evenings in Dacorum District often revolve around cozy pubs, live music at local venues, and community theatre performances. In area towns, you can explore pubs with local brews and occasional open mic nights.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Dacorum District?
Dacorum District is known for seasonal fairs, classic car shows, and music or arts festivals held in parks and town centers, especially during warmer months. Food festivals and heritage events also attract many visitors.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Dacorum District?
Many vacation rentals in Dacorum District are welcoming to families, with easy access to parks, museums, and local attractions. Look for stays near Hemel Hempstead, Berkhamsted, or Tring for additional options.
Destinations to explore
- Tower Bridge
- Paddington
- Big Ben
- British Museum
- Covent Garden
- London Bridge
- Hampstead Heath
- St Pancras International
- Marble Arch
- Buckingham Palace
- Wembley Stadium
- Kings Cross
- Tottenham Court Road
- The O2
- Natural History Museum
- Trafalgar Square
- Piccadilly Theatre
- ExCeL London
- Battersea Power Station (disused)
- Emirates Stadium
- Royal Albert Hall
- Russell Square
- Olympia Events
- Camden Market