In East Hertfordshire County is the parish and town of Stanstead Abbots, a typical English village with a long history of ale and malt production. The village core has a great collection of old buildings dating back to Tudor times around High Street, which is also the most interesting part of town to explore. The amenities here are like those in most other small country towns, with a handful of pubs, restaurants and practical shops. As the village lies along the main rail line to Liverpool Street Station, it is easy to reach by train or car. Just south of the village, along the River Lea, is Lee Valley Marina and Lee Valley Park, a pleasant place to walk or relax by the water. St James' Church is the main historic landmark of Stanstead Abbots, featuring a lovely old tower and intricate naves. Travellers who want to stay overnight here can find a handful of traditional inns and other hotels in Stanstead Abbots that will do just fine.

other spellings: stanstead abots otel, stanstead abbot hotell, stastead abbos hote, stenstead abots