Kings Langley, a Civil Parish and a Historic Village in the English County of Hertfordshire
The historic village and civil parish of Kings Langley is in the Hertfordshire County in England. It is presently part of the London commuter belt but is 21 miles north-west of Central London to the south of the Chiltern Hills. The town is 2 miles north of Watford and 2 miles south of Hemel Hempstead. The Plantagenet Kings of England had their royal palace called Kings Langley Palace built in this town at one time, and the tomb of the first Duke of York, Edmund of Langley, is found in the 12th Century parish church of All Saints.
Food, Shopping and Accommodation in Kings Langley
There is a motley collection of independent shops, pubs and cafes along the high street. Serious shopping, however, is best done either in the Harlequin Shopping Centre in Watford or the Riverside Shopping Centre in Hemel Hempstead. With regards eating out, Kings Langley at present has sixteen eating establishments. There are restaurants, pubs, cafes, fish and chip shop, and takeaways. Type of food served ranged from traditional British fares to exotic Indian and Asian cuisine. Premier Inn Kings Langley Hotel and Mercure London North Watford Hunton Park Hotel are the two hotels in this town. There is also a B&B, an executive service apartment and the Kings Lodge Hotel,
Things to See and Do in Kings Langley
There is not much to see and do within this town, but at Hemel Hempstead, around 1.2 km away from Premier Inn, guests can enjoy boat tours and other water sports. They can also visit and tour the Frogmore Paper Mill in Hemel Hempstead, the oldest mechanised paper mill. Watford is another place worth a visit while in town. This is where the Bhaktivedanta Manor, the home of the Hare Krishna in the UK.

