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Innkeeper's Lodge Aylesbury (East), Aston Clinton, HP22 Guest House / B&B Details

Innkeeper's Lodge Aylesbury (East), Aston Clinton
London Road
Aston Clinton
HP22 5HP

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Free parking, Restaurant, Internet, Free Internet, Bar/Lounge, Wifi, Non-smoking rooms, Family Rooms, Non-smoking hotel, Public Wifi, Free Wifi, Breakfast included

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Only three miles east of Aylesbury this lodge is adjacent to The Bell village pub & restaurant. The pretty village of Aston Clinton sits at the foot of the Chiltern Hills. And if you venture onto the hills you ll be following the Icknield Way - an ancient trackway that was here before the Romans arrived and is said to be one of the oldest roads in Great Britain. When the Romans came to the area they built Akeman Street which crossed Icknield Way. And at this crossing our village came to life. After the Roman Empire fell the Saxons moved in and Saxon remains have been found throughout the area. The village was first recorded in the Domesday Book in 1086. Back then it was called Estone which is Old English for Eastern estate . In 1237 the village s Manor House was owned by the de Clinton family - and the name Aston Clinton was born.