Pond, Berwick Berners Hall near Abbess Roding The pond is at the north-west corner of Berwick Hall (named Berwick Berners Hall on the OS 1:25,000 map) which is a 16th century part moated farmhouse, and the pond may be part of the moat. The manor of Berwick goes back much earlier, and in 1220 it was in the hands of the Berners family, from which it took the second part of its name. In the middle distance to the left, and partly hidden by a hedge or bushes, is a telephone kiosk, possibly a K6 model which was the most common of the models designed by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott, and first introduced in 1935.

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Hampton by Hilton London Stansted Airport

Hampton by Hilton London Stansted Airport

10/10 Excellent

"Bar staff were excellent. Main server (white man) was brilliant. "

DeSalis Hotel London Stansted

DeSalis Hotel London Stansted

10/10 Excellent

"I have stayed at this hotel three times. During my first stay, I was given a newer room, which was very nice. On my second and third stays, I got older rooms, but they were still clean and comfortable. I slept well each night. The staff were nice and friendly throughout my visits. Parking was available for a fee, but it was reasonably priced (£6.20 per night) and there were plenty of spaces. Overall, I had a good stay there."

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