Excellent to stay at for the Silverstone Grand Prix. The room and the bathroom were clean and well…read moremaintained. The staff is amazing and very attentive. We stayed here during the a Silverstone Grand Prix and the hotel offered a variety snacks and water for guests to take with them to the track free of charge. At breakfast, they also had bacon and sausage sandwiches pre-wrapped and ready to pack and go. If you're coming to the F1 race, I would definitely recommend staying here!

I stay in the Premier Inn Northampton Town Centre on Swan Street almost on a weekly basis for work…read more I've stayed in other Premier Inn hotels all across the country for work and am quite loyal to the brand. Pros: * City Centre Based * Majority of the staff are extremely helpful and friendly. * Rooms are nice, spacious and modern * Usual small TVs have been replaced with decent Large Flat Screen TVs (Although awkwardly placed above the desk) * Food isn't too bad Cons: * Mobile Signal Blackspot - it seems impossible to get a signal in majority of the rooms in the hotel. Which when they don't have phones in the room is pretty frustrating. A small card is left on the desk to call reception if you need anything however with no signal this is pointless. * Cleanliness - I'm not sure if i'm just unlucky but when you practically live in hotels you notice the cleanliness more. I've routinely had to complain about the attention to cleaning. Regularly I find hairs all over the bath/shower as well as marks on the pillow cases. I've also come back to the room after work to find its also not been serviced.

Our friends brought us here as a vacation during our vacation from Texas... I have to say how very…read morepleased we were with the hotel overall... the breakfast was great.. choice of full English or continental... we ate in the restaurant and thoroughly enjoyed the food ...the rooms are spacious with a very nice bathroom... considering we are here in February it's very warm and inviting despite the snow... Gets a double thumbs up from this reviewer

This place closed the pool at 7pm on a Saturday. It is the one thing I needed and it was…read more unavailable. The bed was comfortable or I would have given it a 1. There was no bath tubs. No microwave or refrigerator. I would call it over priced.

Very friendly and helpful staff, clean hotel with nice rooms. Great if you need to be at that…read morelocation for business, but there is little to within close walking distance. A good business hotel if you need to be in that area or have a car.

Wow! What a wonderful surprise. Perfect for a couples getaway or wedding. Recently renovated…read morehistoric hotel, with a touch of modern class. Glorious Capability Brown gardens as well as amazing food and staff. You might just run into the Lord and Lady of Northampton. We did! They are the most humble and kind hosts. Highly recommended to friends and family!!!

What happened to this place? It used to be awesome but now it just feels like they're trying to…read morehard to impress when they didn't need to. I used to love coming camping here when I was younger and would take between 2 and 6 weekend trips every year between Easter and September. I had some of my best Holiday's here. I would spent the daytime playing in one of the many parks, in the outdoor pool or floating on the River in my Dinghy. Then the evenings head out to the funfair where I would pay 50p for unlimited rides on the giant slide running up the stairs with my mat until it felt like my legs would fall off and then spend ages watching the ladies make hot fresh Doughnuts before then having eating contests with my friends (who could eat a whole Donut without licking their lips?). But now it's completely different. the peddle boats available for all ages on Willow Lake are now replaced with Jet Ski's which of course are height limited, all of the parks are looking a lot more sparse than they used to (done away with almost everything classed as 'dangerous' through fear of law suit?) the Funfair just isn't what it used to be and the outdoor pool is gone. Instead there is this huge monstrosity that is ''The Venue' with indoor pool, arcade machines and a snooty restaurant. Maybe I'm just getting old and do not understand the need for everything to be modernized but in my eyes you come to Billing for camping and that means cooking on a gas burner for Breakfast / Dinner, taking walks around the beautiful grounds and generally getting back to basics. That being said they do still have to Go Karts here which always had the loudest sound system you could hear it halfway over the park (not now though) and the Car Show is still an annual event.

My experience of Billing Aquadrome is a pleasant weekend we spent there with friends in our…read morecaravans many years ago. Unfortunately there were storms overnight, no big deal in a 'van but for some reason the water control system broke down, the whole flood-plain flooded and we woke up to see a foot deep lake surrounding us! After carring my wife to the car, she wasn't keen on the possibility of worms touching her feet whilst wading, we followed the bin bags, marking water logged the road, we went home :) Campers nearer the river were less fortunate.

Great central Northampton location, good value, friendly, clean with nice rooms…read more The service is also helpful and friendly. A bit soul less in a way that most mass produced hotel chains are, but still a good choice if you are staying in Northampton.

We had a great stay at this hotel! This hotel is situated in the Sol central complex that is in the…read moreheart of the town, literally a minutes' walk from the shops, restaurants, clubs and pubs. The Price was very good, although I would not book direct as I have found it to be cheaper to book through one of the hotel booking sites. The hotel is clean, tidy and modern. The bedrooms were comfortable and of good quality, as others have said the rooms were very spacious. We did not have breakfast, although I am sure they have a breakfast rate available. We went for breakfast in one of the many cafes, coffee shops in the town centre. The staff were also very friendly and helpful.

I stayed at this hotel for almost 2 weeks in early December…read more - Staff: everyone at the hotel including front desk, gym, a restaurant were pretty friendly and helpful. - Room: pretty spacious and bed was comfortable. Often, it's noisy nearby the gym because the door gets slammed a lot at night for some reason. - Surrounding: nothing much surrounded. If you drive, Highway is right next to the hotel so it's convenient. Closest restaurant or pub is about 30 min on foot so I suggest you take a taxi (About 8-10 pounds one way) to town center for shopping or dining. - Restaurant: Excellent. Breakfast offers full hot/cold breakfast including fried egg/poached egg/scrambled egg and potatoes, beans, various kinds of bread, yogurt, fruits, cheese, cold meats, pastries and cereals. I didn't try lunch but at dinner, daily special 17pounds for 2 course or 21 pounds for 3 course. I thought all dishes were excellent. On tuesdays and wednsedays, you can get buffet offering 4-5 main dishes and desserts for $17 (include steak) or $15 (international food theme). Don't miss buffet. It's very worth it. Internet is 15 pounds for 24 hrs or 75 pounds for 1 week but this is standard for most hotels in UK. PS: No business center or hilton honor lounge...

The Hilton Northampton is just off the M1 motorway at junction 15, and about 10 minutes from the…read morecentre of Northampton and Billing Aquadrome and half an hour from Silverstone race circuit. This is a fairly typical Hilton, with large reception area with café, bar and restaurant. When I was there mid-week the restaurant was serving a Chinese buffet which although it was tasty and looked like Chinese food, didn't particularly taste Chinese. There are some good sized meeting rooms if you are planning a wedding or a business meeting, and a Health Club with gym, aerobics, Jacuzzi, sauna and massage. The hotel room was better than average: it was a good size, comfortable with a sofa, desk and a 32 flat-screen TV and a good selection of channels. There is a large pay car park, but the charge for this was included in my room rate.

Very standard out-of-city Marriott; a bit rundown and out-dated. The gym isn't bad for a hotel and…read morethere's a pool, but the rooms need some serious work and the beds are not very comfortable. The restaurant is just Ok, and breakfast could use an upgrade (limited buffet selection, difficult to get made-to-order food quickly). Located a bit out of Northampton too so not really near anything else. However, it isn't too pricy and it is in the Marriott loyalty program, so at least I can get some points.

Not good value for money. Overpriced and not too well located. My room oversaw the lawn as if half…read morethe room was underground. Breakfast was poor as well.