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It probably has a rich heritage yet it has been consumed by mundane shops, chains and other things that do not encourage intelligent growth or improved intellect. Much of Britain is losing it's great culture due to negligence, dirty living and people that do not seem to want to improve themselves or even having the access to facilities to improve their existence. It is a real shame that the UK is a nanny state drenched in American capitalism cloaked in the greed of business to grow rapidly without any concern for the people that make a place a great place to visit. It is individual responsibility to maintain an environment for all to appreciate for the future generations not the throw away selfish, convenient way of living. It is time now for children to grow into men and women not being dependent on a pathetic crumbling system. Teaching oneself is extremely important. There is everything here for a wonderful world to exist. The cheap coffee made by people less fortunate. Feeding the mouths of those ungrateful not appreciating their time is a precious commodity to be be shared with corporate machines that just consume everyone's soul pretending to care it is really pathetic. This is real poet, an artist, a man standing on his own. See what you could do too if you place the mobile down and face yourself it can really be quite brilliant. Love Phillip

I came to Northampton about 25yrs ago for a weekend and have not been home since. So it was too long. The best thing about Northampton? The M1 north and south out of here? ;-) No, its not a bad area. Lots of history, enough to do if you look around for things to do. Best thing really is you are in the centre of England. Only a few hours away from anywhere in the country, with good road, motorway and transport links.

My grandson and I came to see a show but unfortunately it was cancelled twice because of covid 19 but instead of cancelling the trip a second time we decided to come down as planned. We are glad we did. Hotel in city centre and the streets had benches to sit on which was a blessing. Beautiful city. Plenty of places to eat. We will come back once everything is back to normal to see the real Northampton.

Though I haven't seen much of the city as was a very short flying visit, without knowing the place it was a little difficult to drive around. It was probably our satnav, but by the time the instructions came, we missed turnings, changing lanes etc...So we literally took an involuntary scenic route every single time we went somewhere :-) That's why in the evening took a taxi, but that was very expensive. On a different note, great parkrun, on the Racecourse, flat as a pancake and all on tarmac.

Nice room, clean & comfortable & very decent price. Guy on reception a little cold for my liking, but may just be my expectations. The directions given on hotel website are incorrect so if you have a satnave you'll save yourself alot of trouble. Could do with more signage around the Saxon way area.

Only saw some of the town and it was evening time. Some of it looked run down and dirty. There was a bar around the corner from our hotel and the music was very loud. I wouldn’t want to walk round at night on my own. The road system is confusing with a lot of lights and one way roads. I was surprised at how Northampton was, definitely the area needs renovation to make it more attractive to visitors.