Where to stay in St Albans

This guide has been produced in a simple, easy to use format to ensure that finding the right accommodation for your needs is as simple as possible. Leaving you as much time as possible to enjoy and explore the city of St Albans.

Bed & Breakfast

Camping & Caravaning

Hotels

Self Catering

Grading and Symbols – Accommodation Grading

A unified grading system is now implemented by VisitBritain, The Automobile Association (AA) and The Royal Automobile Club (RAC) for hotels and guest houses. Through this system all graded establishments are visited annually by trained, impartial assessors so you can have confidence that your accommodation has been thoroughly checked and graded for quality.

Hotels are given a rating of one to five stars – the more stars, the higherthe quality and greater the range of facilities and level of services provided.Travel accommodation is also a rating available for hotels that provide this specific service.

Guest accommodation including hotels, guest houses, bed and breakfasts , inns and farmhouses, are rated from one to five diamonds. The same minimum requirement for facilities and services applies to all guest accommodation from one to five diamonds. Progressively higher levels of quality and customer care must be provided for each of the one to five diamond rating.

Self-Catering and Caravan & Camping are awarded a star rating from one star to five stars. The more stars, the higher the quality and the greater the range of facilities and level of services provided.

For further information on the grading levels see the Guide to Ratings

A guide to the symbols used in the accommodation guides.

Whilst every effort is made to ensure that the information is correct and accurate, St Albans City and District Council cannot accept responsibility in respect of any errors or omissions that may have occurred or liability for any services of facilities featured. You are strongly advised to check accommodation details at the time of booking. Inclusion on these webpages does not imply recommendation, nor should omission from its pages be regarded as criticism.