Cherish End in Dunstable, Bedfordshire, United Kingdom | Bed and Breakfast | Guest House | Guest Rooms | Boutique Guest House

Cherish End Bed and Breakfast is a Four Star , modern, family-run Bed and Breakfast with off road parking situated at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac and yet only a 10 minute walk from Dunstable town bars and restaurants in England, United Kingdom.

Cherish End Bed and Breakfast guests have their own private entrance hallway, lounge/dining room, staircase to first floor, plus a secluded garden. Downstairs rooms available.

Cherish End Bed and Breakfast rooms are en-suite. We offer double (with super kingsize bed), twin, and single rooms. Tea Coffee making facilities; Full Sky TV
Wireless Internet Connection; Hairdryer. Iron and Ironing Board on request. We operate a non-smoking policy.

If you have the time you might like to visit Dunstalbe's recently reconstructed clock tower in the market area, stroll in the parks or walk the downs which form part of the Chiltern Hills.

For the more energetic there's a host of leisure facilities from Superbowl to Golf, fitness centres to childrens playgrounds, and plenty of pubs, fast food outlets and restaurants. Dunstable's location at the crossroads of England history cries out for personal investigation...

Dunstable Downs Golf Club - Dunstable
Visitors and Societies are welcome at Dunstable Downs Golf Club. The course is situated 2 miles south west of Dunstable on the Whipsnade Road on the crest of the Chiltern Hills nearly 800 feet above sea level.

The Downs are famous as a beauty spot and viewpoint with a panorama taking in 7 counties. The bracing air, the glorious downland turf and the richly varied character of the terrain make it an ideal spot for a golf course. Thanks to the chalky subsoil the course is playable for most of the year and is always dry with fast, true contoured greens.

Whipsnade Wild Animal Park - Dunstable
Whipsnade Wild Animal Park is one of Europe's largest wildlife conservation parks. Set in 600 acres of beautiful parkland on the Chiltern Hills, north of London, the Park is home to more than 2,500 animals, many of which are endangered in the wild.

Luton Town Football Club
One side of the ground and one end are small and covered. A Luton fan once told me that the council would not let the club build any higher than the surrounding houses.