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Discover the Best Hotels, B&Bs, Inns and Vacation Rentals in Northampton – Based on 15,082 Real Reviews from Actual Guests
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The many parks are fabulous with Delapre Park being the star attraction. The Nene Valley Way, a footpath that follows the river opens up a different aspect of the town and passes close to the town centre. Northampton University is being developed close to the town by the riverside and will bring a new vibrancy to the town when completed. Watch this space for a new cafe society! The town is a perfect base for visiting the many superb country houses and 'orange' sandstone villages that are unique in the UK. A photographer's dream and undiscovered gem!
The local shoe museum is a must.Also Royal Theatre all others are Theatre Royals.The express lift tower.A trip on the river nene.78 Derngate the house of Rennie Mackintosh is stunning and you can also dine there and have afternoon tea.Abington museum and Althorpe House Princess Diana's home is nearby as well.Holdenby House home of Sir Christopher Hatton built with Elizabeth I in mind who never ever went there.
I was there for a reunion so didn't see a lot of the town. Did visit the museum where they have a whole floor on the shoe industry which was much more interesting than I would have expected, in the same building there is a very good collection of watercolours. There is also a big open air market in the centre if the town and very impressive Guild Hall with a monument to the only British Prime Minister to be assassinated who at the time was the local MP.
We only used the hotel overnight while attending the Motogp at Silverstone which is only about half an hour away by car.There are the usual out of town DIY and Electrical stores and various restaurant chains.
Old, historic city in Midlands. Once the shoe making center of England. The shoe museum a must visit. Old town area chock full of shops and places to grab a brew, tea, or a pint in one of the many pubs throughout town. Wonderful restaurants abound everywhere. One of my favorites is the Indian Brasserie. Proper Indian curry! The surrounding countryside is marvelous for wandering and getting a spot of exercise. If you come, plane for at least 2 weeks as one is not enough!
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“We got a good deal for one night & really enjoyed everything, but was also surprised with the Continental breakfast as it is much more than just "continental" Great parking included in the price & although a 15 minute drive into town, there are also some restaurants right next to it. Free WiFi was perfect in our room on the first floor & the rest of the hotel.”
“The location was extremely convenient for a meeting I had at Northampton University. The continental breakfast offered was decent.”
“Short walk to an excellent Indian restaurant - Lazeez. Toilet roll folded to a point.”
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