Elmcroft Guest House

Epping, Essex, England

About Elmcroft Guest House

Just a 40-minute drive from London’s city center, this B&B offers free WiFi, free parking and landscaped gardens in 3 acres of land. It is located in Thornwood, a just off the M11 motorway and 4 miles from Harlow. A continental breakfast is provided each morning at Elmcroft Guest House, and a full English breakfast can be booked for an additional charge. There is outdoor seating for warmer months, and a charming conservatory with picturesque garden views. Each room at Elmcroft is spacious and traditionally furnished, and all benefit from an private bathroom and a TV. Some also boast picturesque countryside views. Epping is a 5-minute drive away, and Bishop’s Stortford can be reached in 20 minutes by car. Stansted Airport is only 14 miles away.

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