The Swan Hotel, Linslade

From £49 per room
38 Rooms

Hotel Description
Set in the charming town of Leighton Buzzard, the Swan Hotel is a perfect location for conferences and functions. With a combination of all that the town and our luxury hotel have to offer, your stay with us will be a pleasure. This elegant Georgian building lies between Oxford and Cambridge. Formerly a posting stop between the two university cities, The Swan Hotel offers a perfect combination of pleasure, relaxation, and comfort. An ideal hotel for both business and pleasure. The hotel provides 38 delightful en-suite bedrooms and for that special occasion, we can also offer you a four poster bedroom. The hotel is an excellent location for business meetings for up to 20 delegates or functions for up to 40 people. Enjoy the relaxing atmosphere with good food and good wine. The intimate Hunter's Bar with its lovely oak carving is the perfect spot to enjoy an aperitif or a traditional ale. With its elegant decor and intimate atmosphere, the restaurant offers a superb choice of both traditional and international cuisine. To complement your meal, we have an excellent choice selection of wines. Although only a short distance from London, Leighton Buzzard has all the atmosphere of an ancient market town with its many historic buildings, old market cross, fascinating shopping mews, and peaceful canal walks on the Grand Union Canal. In the heart of this charming town, the Swan Hotel commands an ideal location for exploring the lush countryside and numerous attractions of the region, including picturesque villages, imposing stately homes and the extraordinary chalk uplands of the Chilterns. Facilities

Hotel Location
The Swan Hotel, High Street, Leighton Buzzard, Buckinghamshire, LU7 1EA
0.2m (0.3km) E of the centre of Linslade
Airport: Cranfield Airport 11m (17.7km) away

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