The Great Hallingbury Manor
Bishop's Stortford
About The Great Hallingbury Manor
From the M11 Motorway (from M25). Leave the M11 Motorway at Junction 8 (Stansted Airport/Bishop s Stortford) then at roundabout take the 5th exit onto Dunmow Road - B1256 (signposted Takeley). Turn almost immediately right at the Esso Petrol Station which will take you into TileKiln Road (signposted Great and Little Hallingbury). Proceed under the bridge at the sharp left hand bend and continue for about another 500 yards. Great Hallingbury Manor is on your left. From the M11 Motorway (from Cambridge) Leave the M11 Motorway at Junction 8 (Stansted Airport/Bishop s Stortford) then at roundabout take the 2nd exit onto Dunmow Road - B1256 (signposted Takeley). Turn almost immediately right at the Esso Petrol Station which will take you into TileKiln Road (signposted Great and Little Hallingbury). Proceed under the bridge at the sharp left hand bend and continue for about another 500 yards. Great Hallingbury Manor is on your left. From the Airport Terminal: Proceed from the main terminal building out on the main access road towards the M11 Junction signposted London. At Bressingbourn roundabout take 2nd exit then merge onto the A120 (signposted London). Branch left then at Priory Wood Roundabout take 1st exit onto the A120 (signposted Bishops Stortford Cambridge). At roundabout take 1st exit onto Dunmow Road - B1256 (signposted Takeley). Turn almost immediately right at the Esso Petrol Station which will take you into TileKiln Road (signposted Great and Little Hallingbury). Proceed under the bridge at the sharp left hand bend and continue for about another 500 yards. Great Hallingbury Manor is on your left.
- Type: Hotel
- Sleeps: 20
- Check-in: 14:00 Check-out: 11:00
Facilities
- Wheelchair Enabled
- Satellite TV*
- Wi-Fi
- Room Service
- Parking on Premises
- Conference Venues
- Breakfast
- Lounge
Important Information
Cancellation Policy:
No cancellations or refunds.
The Great Hallingbury Manor Map
*Distances are shown as the crow flies and not necessarily the actual travelling