Hotels 1 to 2 in Hungerford, Berkshire

The Bear Hotel - Owned by Henry VIII and visited by Queen Elizabeth I, this historic 13th century hotel successfully blends its existing architectural features with a twist of modern design. If you are expecting a contemporary and stylish hotel in an ancient setting, you will not be disappointed. Stunning bedrooms feature comfortable beds, Egyptian cotton sheets and refreshingly great showers. You will also find all of the latest mod-cons, including flat-screen LCD TVs, broadband and Wi-Fi. Relax in the contemporary new bar serving light meals and drinks all day, or visit the luxurious new dining room where the chef has designed a simple yet elegant menu which complements the relaxed surroundings of the hotel.

Legacy Three Swans Hotel - Recently extensively refurbished, this charming and historic coaching inn has an idyllic and yet convenient location, just 3 miles (5 km) from junction 14 of the M4. Situated in the beautiful Kennet Valley, the Three Swans Hotel is ideally located for exploring the area's natural unspoilt rural charm. The region is steeped in history and myth, with bustling market towns, beautiful country homes and ancient landmark symbols such as the White Horse, Silbury Hill and Avebury Stone Circle. Hungerford itself boasts a wonderful range of antique shops, courtyards and arcades.The town's excellent road and rail links make it an excellent base for exploring the area. The hotel's beautiful original structure dates back 700 years. Today, the hotel has been sensitively renovated and now offers 25 stylish and attractive en suite rooms, each with modern comforts and facilities, such as flat-screen TVs and broadband internet access.