Ibis Northampton Centre is conveniently located in Northampton Town Centre, just 5 minutes’ walk from the train station, and less than 10 miles from the M1 motorway.
Holiday Inn Express Northampton is situated in Grange Park, just minutes from Junction 15 of the M1, and just 4 miles away from Northampton town centre. Luton Airport is a 40-minute drive away.
In 13 acres of beautiful, peaceful grounds, Sedgebrook Hall is situated in the pretty village of Chapel Brampton. It has an indoor pool, a gym and modern en suite rooms.
Northampton Town Centre Hotel by Accor is situated in Northampton town centre, just 5 minutes’ walk from the rail and bus stations. It offers 146 rooms and a bar/grill.
Conveniently situated a short walk from the town centre, this hotel is minutes from the town's mainline railway station and within easy access of business and industrial estates.
Just 10 minutes’ drive from Northampton centre, the contemporary Campanile Hotel offers free parking, modern en suite bedrooms and state-of-the-art conference rooms. Wi-Fi is available.
Sunley Hotel is located on University of Northampton, Waterside Campus, Northampton. This modern hotel offers a 24-hour front desk. The town centre is a 10-minute walk from the hotel.
Set on the edge of the village of Ecton, on the A4500 midway between Northampton and Wellingborough, this boutique-style residence provides comfortable, modern rooms, alongside great food, beers and...
On the waterfront, with a sun terrace looking out over the marina and Billing Aquadrome, the hotel offers great value, with free parking and spacious, comfortable and modern en suite rooms.
Clean, modern, comfortable. Great bed. Great shower
Ibis Northampton Centre is conveniently located in Northampton Town Centre, just 5 minutes’ walk from the train station, and less than 10 miles from the M1 motorway.
The location was fantastic and breakfast was great.
Just 10 minutes’ drive from Northampton centre, the contemporary Campanile Hotel offers free parking, modern en suite bedrooms and state-of-the-art conference rooms. Wi-Fi is available.
Nice and clean. Privacy. Come and go as you please.
Conveniently situated a short walk from the town centre, this hotel is minutes from the town's mainline railway station and within easy access of business and industrial estates.
Friendly, homely, warm. Good breakfast, very good value.
With a riverside setting, the friendly Holiday Inn Northampton is free for the under 12s. It has free parking, a brasserie, a bar and a mini-gym.
Everything was very good
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FAQs about hotels in Northampton
On average, it costs £73 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Northampton for tonight. You'll pay on average around £82 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Northampton will cost around £125 (based on Booking.com prices).
Northampton is one of England’s largest towns and has appeared in writing since the 10th century. The large medieval market square has an array of stalls 5 days a week, and nearby are the Market Walk and Grosvenor shopping centres. A larger retail and entertainment site is out of the town centre near Sixfields Stadium, home of Northampton Town FC. The Northampton Saints rugby union team play nearby, and Silverstone is south-west of the M1.
To the east is Billing Aquadrome, a marina complex with go karting, minigolf and a miniature railway. A smaller marina is along the River Nene in Becket’s Park, overlooked by 78 Derngate, a Grade II-listed house redesigned by Charles Rennie Mackintosh.
Other notable buildings are the Guildhall and colonnaded All Saints Church. The Church of the Holy Sepulchre dates to 1100 and is one of England’s largest round churches.
On the outskirts of town, by one of several golf courses, is Delapre Abbey, and to the north are other historic mansions of Coton Manor, Cottesbrooke Hall and the most famous of them all - Althorp House, the final resting place of Princess Diana.
The Northampton accommodation on Booking.com includes hotels with swimming pools, alongside apartment and guest house options near the train station and university.
What guests said about Northampton:
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The surrounding areas were nice and I was at a conference at...
The surrounding areas were nice and I was at a conference at Delepre Abbey which is well worth a visit, the grounds are lovely and you can take your children for a run around or your dogs. Picnics in the summer would be lovely.
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Anonymous
6.0
Scored 6.0
I formerly lived in Northampton and was staying over night...
I formerly lived in Northampton and was staying over night to meet with family. As a town it has changed significantly from my child hood and whilst attractions in the town could be considered limited, there are interesting places to see and it acts a good based to visit other attractions in the surrounding area.
Andy
United Kingdom
2.0
Scored 2.0
We used to live in Northampton some years back and the...
We used to live in Northampton some years back and the changes were a shock to the system. The volume of road works was staggering. More cones and detour’s then the M6 in the 80’s. The town center covered in chewing gum pats everywhere. Most of the big stores had closed down and large shop area closed off.
Barnes
8.0
Scored 8.0
There are loads of individual shops in Northampton, and not...
There are loads of individual shops in Northampton, and not many large chain shops. It is quite a large city centre. There is a large central church - All Saints Church, which is open during the day, and serves refreshments, with lots of outdoor seating. Saint Peters church is another, older building with many interesting features. There is a large bus station very close to the centre of town, and the train station a short walk away. There are plenty of places to eat and drink, with several interesting pubs to choose from.
Paul
United Kingdom
6.0
Scored 6.0
What I didn't like in Northampton:
What I didn't like in Northampton:
Northampton is a town from the past. Poor quality roads.
I was really disappointed in parking meters - I could not pay for parking by card as all the parking meters required coins. In 2023 that is a big disappointment as I don't use wallets since 2004 and don't have any space for coins.
I could find a parking lot where I could pay online. The website was ancient, like being built 15 years ago.
Robert
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
I am originally from Northampton so know what areas to avoid...
I am originally from Northampton so know what areas to avoid. I personally wouldn’t want to book a family holiday there. I only stay to visit family.
The billing aquadrome has some nice accommodations on site, however the site is not how it used to be many moons ago. The rides are now very limited, & in the way of family entertainment you would have more fun in Skegness.
Northampton is huge! Very busy! Keep an eye out for those bus lanes 🤦🏽♀️
Beautiful apartment, modern, clean, and very comfortable. Close to town centre so if you’re travelling then the location would be perfect for you. Comfortable beds, great amenities, really easy process for deposit and signing terms&conditions. Our boiler broke so it was especially nice to have such a high tech heating system and which worked really well. The whole flat was warmed up not just one specific area! and it’s great having a parking space too. Couldn’t fault it.
It is very well located, next to a park, walking distance to the town center. The places looks dated, although I think it’s charming, and it was perfectly clean. Lots of storage space in the room, new TV, a kettle and selection of tea and coffee, cookies, little fridge, I couldn’t ask for more. And let’s not forget about the breakfast - very generous and delicious, cooked to order. Overall, this hotel offers a tremendous value.
The apartment was clean, warm and comfortable. Security access to the apartment itself was excellent and the covered, secure car park was a welcome bonus. Several good take aways located within a few minutes walk. Northampton station and the town centre are about 10 minutes walk, so very convenient for travel, food and entertainment.
An old train station hotel, now missing it’s station, the property is easy to find, clean and comfortable. the interior has been modernized over the years so it lacks much of the ‘Olde English’ charm that is shown in the exterior. The staff are very friendly, the restaurant is excellent and the included breakfast was also very good.
The hotel is located within walking distance from the town centre, the rooms were a fantastic size for the £59 price we paid for our room and the bed was considerably bigger than most budget hotels
The staff were friendly and helpful throughout and we never felt rushed to leave at checkout which was at midday
Hotel was a great location for the centre of town, and a reasonable price compared to other hotels near by. Staff were pleasant and helpful, and allocated a wheelchair accessible room when required (as this wasn't available to book on the website). Room was reasonably sized and accessible via lifts.
The staff at Reception were exceptional and really helpful. I felt the price was good and I would thus stay here again. I will have to visit Northampton in the coming months and would use this hotel because of the combination of helpful staff, comfortable room and price.
Room was very clean and comfy. The room was also quiet given the busy location in the town centre, which helped in getting a good nights sleep. It was also handy to have spare pillows available beneath the bed. Shower and bathroom were also nice and a good standard.
Everyone was very kind, very family like feel to the place. It was clearly a popular destination and that's evident from the amount of people who were lined up to go to the restaurant. Breakfast food was delicious!
Staff were super friendly greeting us! The room was bright and spacious and the beds extremely comfy. Located in the city centre so easy to go out for the evening and just walk back to the hotel.
The breakfast was amazing and the location was perfect, very close to the city centre and the University of Northampton. The car parking was also free and plenty of parking near the hotel too.
Lovely 2 days stay while working in Northampton. Best hotel I've stayed in for value. Food was decent, staff very helpful and generally a nice place to stay.
I really love the hotel location because the facility is inside the campus where I can easily visit my daughter at the accommodation at the same compound.
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