Serviced Apartments in Milton Keynes

There’s no shortage of modern, comfortable accommodation in Milton Keynes and the city’s popularity as a business centre mean properties are often catered specifically to those coming for a corporate stay. The accommodation you choose will of course depend on the purpose of your visits and your space and location requirements, but there are a few things you may wish to consider before making a decision.

Serviced apartments in Milton Keynes are the most cost effective way of ensuring you have comfort and convenience for an extended stay in the city. Our properties offer unrivalled value and feature everything you could require to ensure a successful trip. Each is furnished to the highest standard, with tasteful contemporary decor, whilst the kitchen and bathrooms offer luxury and functionality that is rarely found in hotels. If you are looking for convenience and flexibility, then one of our properties may be the perfect option for you.

Diversity is the defining characteristic of the culture and attractions of Milton Keynes. The city has three theatres, including a namesake in the Theatre District, plus the Chrysalis and the Stantonbury theatre elsewhere in the city. Those seeking more active pursuits will find their desires met at the The X-scape— a sports and leisure complex containing a real-snow indoor ski slope, climbing wall and the iFly indoor skydiving centre. Alternatively, those feeling lucky may wish to try their hand at the MK Casino.

Shopping in Milton Keynes is everything you’d expect from a modern and affluent city. Centre:MK is a large-scale shopping centre that covers everything the ardent shopper could hope to find: famous fashion brands, luxury homeward and cutting edge electronics. As if that weren't enough, there’s also the intu centre and MK1 shopping and leisure park, which also offers famous brands including an Apple store, Zara and Topshop.

As a planned town, Milton Keynes features a grid street system, similar to those found in US cities., which makes it very straightforward to navigate. The town also features an unusually high amount of parking spaces - over 20,000 in the city centre, so if you are planning to go to Milton Keynes by car, you won’t find it as burdensome as it can be in some other cities.

As Milton Keynes is a city designed with road travel in mind, the bus network is exceptionally reliable and covers the city centre and surrounding towns, including Bletchley and Wolverton. The PlusBus ticket can be purchased from around £2.20 per day, or £10 per week, and gives unlimited travel on the participating service providers.

Milton Keynes Central railway station has regular services to London, Birmingham and Newcastle.