Serviced Accommodation, Aparthotels and Serviced Apartments in Bedford

Why Choose Serviced Apartments in Bedford?

Business travel can be demanding and the right choice of accommodation is vital for the successful outcome of a business trip. Stay in serviced apartments in Bedford though, and everything will run smoothly and effortlessly. Guests enjoy a home-like environment, complimented by hotel-like amenities, ideal for work. Situ's Bedford apartments offer a faultless environment necessary for any business visit, where guests are guaranteed access to free Wifi connection, a fully equipped kitchen, on-site washing facilities and an allocated, private parking space.

A comfortable and well-furnished working area is superb for those looking to work from home. All our highly recommended serviced accommodation options are spacious and modern, and have a home-like ambience which most hotel rooms and ordinary one bedroom flats to rent lack. Our apartments are excellent entry accommodation for relocated professionals and freelancers, as it is perfectly suitable for remote working.

Our serviced apartments in Bedford are dotted all across the town too, on the outskirts and located in the heart of the city centre. This means bookers can easily pick and choose where they want to stay based on where they are based for work.

Where is Bedford?

Bedford is the county town of Bedfordshire and is located 46 miles northeast of London. Bedford is part of a densely populated region, and the city itself is home to over 100,000 residents. The nearest large cities are Cambridge, Northampton and Milton Keynes.

The area between these cities and Bedford is quite densely populated and there is a lot of commuting involved. The A1 lies in the east and the M1 in the west, linking Bedford to London in the South and Sheffield in the North. The A6 motorway runs through Bedford town centre, connecting it to Leicester and Luton. Whichever way you plan to get in and out of the area, corporates can be sure that various serviced apartments in Bedford ensure they are located exactly where they need to be.

Business and Economy in Bedford

The centre of economic activity in the county, Bedford is on the surge due to its popularity for investment and commerce. Bedford is an excellent starting point for new businesses due to its excellent logistics and the proximity of large distributors. Commercial property is widely available to rent and purchase and the prices are reasonable. In line with modern tendencies, co-working and flexible offices have emerged and offered a reliable infrastructure for entry-level businesses.

The area has been an important industrial and logistical centre in the United Kingdom for centuries, and now it has become a major distribution hub. The main employers are distribution centres of ASDA, Aldi and Argos. Financial services, ICT and manufacturing have a strong presence in the area as well.  

The startup network is growing rapidly in Bedford, with there being easy access to qualified employees and available venues. Such businesses in Bedford have access to governmental and commercial initiatives providing administrative help and funding. The local entrepreneur community is very closely knit too thanks to multiple networking events held by professional associations. Choose a workshop or seminar relevant to your business, as all events are open to residents and visitors equally.

Multiple venues are readily available across Bedford to host conferences and trade shows, such as Bedford Heights business centre, offering modern equipment, superb infrastructure and efficient catering. For whatever reason you are visiting the area, whether it is for a small networking event or to relocate your company, just remember there are many corporate serviced apartments in Bedford available that can cater for any corporate travel needs.

Living in Bedford

Bedford is undergoing a major increase in popularity and has scored very highly among the best places to live in England. The county town is well worth considering for expats or business visitors as a comfortable commuter point for London, Nottingham or Brighton. House prices are noticeably lower than in South England, and job opportunities are ample. There's a popular interest in investing in real estate in Bedford. As the city is becoming increasingly popular, property prices have risen significantly in the last 5 years. They are almost certain to rise even more too.

Bedford is highly regarded as a residence for families, too. Many schools in the area have an outstanding review of Ofsted. The University of Bedfordshire is 20 mins away from the city centre and has an excellent reputation. Set aside a few hours of your busy schedule to discover the entertainment opportunities in Bedford. Explore the old town with its antique shops and art galleries. The Eagle Gallery is dedicated to the work of popular local artists and houses exhibitions of collages, stained glass and pottery.

A range of museums tell the story of Bedford and its diverse religious and ethnic communities. The John Bunyan Museum gives visitors an insight into life in England in the 17th century. Bedford Corn Exchange is an impressive entertainment venue for theatrical performances, comedy and musical events.

Nature lovers will enjoy boat trips in Russel Park and, of course, the newly established cycling paths and pedestrian routes. There's the Bedford River Festival too which brings a multitude of water sports fans every two years. You can shop for big high-street names in Harpur Centre as well, or pop into the Gourmet Market and Farmers’ Market for the freshest local produce.