The Lilacs B&B
The Lilacs, The Village Little Hallingbury, Stansted, Essex, CM22 7PX, United Kingdom
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Overall:
"Would stay again if we return to Stansted." — source Hostelworld
More information on The Lilacs B&B
The Lilacs is situated in the heart of the country side near Stansted Airport. It is a family run Bed and Breakfast take away breakfast for the early travellers. Our new reduced prices reflect that from 1st September 2009 we no longer provide a free shuttle service.Payments in cash , and Euro, We have been awarded four STARS by the English Tourism Board. Italian spokenCheck in from 16:00 to 22:00. Early check in may be available with prior arrangement.Our twin bedroom has ground floor access.Sixteen century pub close-by serving excellent meals.No children below the age of ten
Directions
As you can see from the picture the direction from Stansted Airport are quite easy:Follow the signs to the M11-J8, then follow the signs to Bishop Stortford, then follow the A1060 towards Hatfied Heath, when you reach Little Hallingbury we are situated on this road 200 yards passed the George Public House on the left.
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