Northampton is full of history and wonderful places and things to discover. During your stay in a hotel in Northampton, you'll be in awe when you visit the Church of The Holy Sepulchre, one of the biggest and most well preserved round churches in England, and Northampton Castle, which was for many years considered to be one of the most important in all of Great Britain.  Being located just off junctions 15 and 15a of the M1 and being connected by rail, transportation to and from the hotels in Northampton is effortless and convenient.

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Many of the grand Hotels in Northampton are amongst the most popular in Central Britain due to the wide range of leisure and tourist activities available. With easy access to the M1, Northampton is the ideal starting point for your exploration of the rest of central England. If you are looking for a Hotel in Northampton, HRS offers you a great selection of comfortable accommodations to choose from, such as the Marriott, Park Inn and Campanile.

 

Northampton, located in the heart of Great Britain, 110 kilometres north west of London, is home to a vast number of museums, art galleries, events and exhibitions. Northampton got its start as an agricultural centre in the 7th century, but wasn't until the 11th century that the town made any real impact in the area.  When the Normans moved into the area and built walls around the town, Northampton began to grow.  The town received its first charter in 1189, and the growth continued until the great fires of 1516 and 1675.  After the fires, the town was completely rebuilt and evolved into a spacious and well planned place to live. The town is currently in the process of regenerating itself once again, ensuring its place as an ideal destination for business, pleasure and tourism. Let HRS.com find an excellent Northampton hotel at the right price and location for you.

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Northampton is full of history and wonderful places and things to discover. During your stay in a hotel in Northampton, you'll be in awe when you visit the Church of The Holy Sepulchre, one of the biggest and most well preserved round churches in England, and Northampton Castle, which was for many years considered to be one of the most important in all of Great Britain. Many of the grand Hotels in Northampton are amongst the most popular in Central Britain due to the wide range of leisure and tourist activities available.  You can go shopping on Abington Street with its mix of small shops and large modern shopping centres.  You can take some time out of your busy schedule and attend a performance at the Royal & Derngate theatre.  If you happen to be here in August, make sure you attend the Northampton Balloon Festival. The Northampton Museum and Art Gallery will give you an excellent overview of the local history, especially the legacy of the famous Northampton shoes.  No matter what strikes your fancy, you will find it on the doorstep of your Northampton hotel.

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Northampton is the ideal starting point for your exploration of the rest of central England. If you are looking for a hotel in Northampton, HRS offers you a great selection of comfortable accommodations to choose from, such as the Marriott, Park Inn and Campanile.  Getting in to your Northampton hotel is easy.  You can fly in to one of the three nearby airports at Birmingham, East Midlands or London Luton.  If you are arriving at London Heathrow, you can easily catch a train directly in the airport that will take you straight to Northampton.  Even if you are not at the airport, you can still take one of the trains to Northampton which depart every 30 minutes from central London.  Travelling by car is also quite easy.  The M1 motorway passes just south of the town, and the three junctions 15, 15A and 16 will take you right into the town centre.