Bush Hall Hotel

Mill Green
Hatfield
Hertfordshire
AL9 5NT
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Every Country House has its tale, and history's earliest record of Bush Hall Estate dates back to 1574, in the reign of Queen Elizabeth the First.  Walls of the house that stood in Tudor times are still at the heart of the present structure.  In those early days the River Lea ran through the estate's 120 acres of parkland, just as today it meanders along the riverside terraces and garden.  At that time the river turned a number of local watermills including the Mill Green millwheel which is recorded in the Doomsday Book and today remains as constant as the Lea itself. In the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, English country house style reached its elegant pinnacle and the period saw the transformation to what is still the essence of Bush Hall's character. From the nineteenth century to date, Bush Hall has been home to a wide variety of occupants.  This Hertfordshire hotel, with the River Lea running through the 120-acre estate of parkland, offers an exclusive ambiance evolved during five centuries. The accommodation comprises 25 comfortably furnished bedrooms situated within the Main House and East Wing. Their premier quality restaurant , with well-stocked cellar and impeccable service, provides a truly gastronomic experience.