In Hertfordshire, apartment rentals are the most typical accommodation option. In addition, the average nightly price of apartment rentals there is £140, and their size, on average, is 85 m². Moreover, these properties are usually perfect for medium-sized groups and families, as that is the average number of holidaymakers that apartment rentals can welcome in Hertfordshire. Travellers interested in something else will also find many house rentals, which are the other most popular property type in Hertfordshire. Our analysis shows that the standard price of house rentals is £122 a night for an area of 38 m².
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Best holiday rental deals in Hertfordshire
842 unique accommodation options from 35 providers are listed in Hertfordshire with prices beginning at £30 per night. By comparing these holiday rentals, HomeToGo features the best deals and the most popular properties in Hertfordshire.
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Popular holiday rental amenities in Hertfordshire
Many travellers would like to find a holiday rentals that include a pool. A few of the accommodation options have one in Hertfordshire. Additionally, more hotel rooms include a pool than house rentals. Most of the hotel rooms with pools in Hertfordshire can welcome 3 guests and have an average cost of £128 a night. In Hertfordshire, a few of the accommodation options offering a pool are near the water. Hertfordshire is a great spot if you're a pet owner, as many properties in Hertfordshire allow you to bring your four-legged friend. Apartment rentals are the most pet-friendly type of property in Hertfordshire. In addition, a night in a pet-friendly accommodation there costs, on average, £121. You can also look for pet-friendly holiday rentals that are centrally located. In Hertfordshire, a few of the holiday rentals are located less than 2 kilometres away from the city centre.
Price and Availability Index Hertfordshire
Holiday Letting Price Information in Hertfordshire
We analysed holiday cottages, homes and apartments to display a price graph showing the average price per night in Hertfordshire. The most expensive prices are in July (06/07 - 13/07). Prices reach an average of £124 per night. Prices are more affordable in December (15/12 - 22/12).
Holiday Home Availability Information in Hertfordshire
The availability graph shows the percentage of available rentals in Hertfordshire. More people travel to Hertfordshire a week in August (18/08 - 25/08). So far, 45% of the rentals are occupied this week. It will be easy to find a holiday home that suits you in a week of November (10/11 - 17/11), as 91 of the rentals are still available.
The weather in Hertfordshire
Above are the weather conditions for Hertfordshire. July is the warmest month of the year in Hertfordshire with temperatures reaching a maximum average of 23°. However, temperatures can go lower than 2° in Hertfordshire in January. March is the driest month.
Have an adventure with holiday homes in Hertfordshire
On the verge of London, Hertfordshire is dense with history and has some of the most exquisite countryside in this part of Britain. Delve into history at one of its many stately homes, the stage for many an exciting festival.
Welcome to the stateliest of homes
Discover 500 years of British history through one of its wealthiest families, the Lyttons, at Knebworth House. Turrets, decorative chimneys and gargoyles adorn its exterior, while the interior is filled with relics from the British Raj and a wealth of artefacts. 11 hectares of gardens sprawl ahead of you, filled with flowers and exciting events throughout the year.
Making childhood memories
Children are spoiled for choice in Hertfordshire. Feed traditional breeds of sheep, pigs, goat, cattle and turkeys, take a tractor ride, or explore majestic Hatfield House itself. Bloody Hollow adventure playground includes a model of the great house which has its own children's book. Wimpole Hall working estate combines a grand mansion and a farm. Explore Britain's Roman occupation at Verulamium Museum through exciting reconstructions. Grab an ice cream or waffle at the nearby park and walk up to St Albans Cathedral and market town. Tring's Natural History Museum is a true Victorian cabinet of curiosities where a Noah's Ark of taxidermy animals fascinate visitors.
London calling
London, one of the most dynamic capital cities in the world, is 20 minutes away by overground train. From Buckingham Palace to West End theatre, it's all here. From steaming aromatic delicacies under the Victorian railway arches at Borough Market to glamorous, high-end shopping in Chelsea and at gleaming department stores Harrods and Fortnum & Mason. From the heights of The Shard to its warren of subterranean train lines. From the fun Soho to the hipster haven of Shoreditch. From secret architectural gems at the Soane Museum to cutting-edge contemporary art at the Tate Modern, this city has it all.
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