On arriving at the hotel, we had to wait a while before being checked in and then the lady who was…read moreserving in the bar came and attended to us. We were quite happy with our rooms until we went into the bathroom and saw hairs stuck to the floor. Other than that, the room and furnishings were clean and comfortable and there was a good selection on the breakfast menu. I would use this hotel again and would definitely recommend it to others. Pity about the bathroom though, otherwise I would have given it 100%.

Have been there renting the de Villiers Suite for a week with my family in this 18th century…read moreMansion of Lady and Lord Robinson. 3 Bedrooms for up to 6 Persons, cheminee, dining room, salon, library, lovely sight from forst floor to all sides. Merry old England. Moderate price 340 pound sterling/week. The village is small but so beautyful. Lovely pub at walking distance, good relax at countryside, old english style. Lord and Lady Robinson kind and helpful.

Hired the Studio room in the grounds of Cranford Hall for a family birthday lunch party…read moreand can not praise it high enough. Firstly the setting is beautiful English countryside, a lovely manor house with very well kept gardens. The Studio is a large room with fireplace and french doors leading out into the garden which we had free use of. The catering was superb as was the organisation. Highly recomended!

Terrific place - the owners are so sweet. Wonderful big room, extremely picturesque surroundings,…read moreand probably the best English Breakfast I've had in the UK. I arrived earlier than planned, and my room was fairly cold, and they did everything possible to warm me up! Be sure and say hi to Tigger and Pooh, the two resident cats.

This is a bog standard Premier Travel Inn. It does what it says on the tin - it is clean, bright,…read morewarm and comfortable. They have now replaced the bath towels with bath sheets so my only complaint has been resolved! Located just off the A14 so central for most places in the Midlands. The pub next door is a standard Brewer's Fayre, again it does what it says on the tin. Decent pub food at reasonable prices.

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.

Some time ago I spent great time in that place. It was…read morechristening of my sisters son. We had dinner at Wadenhoe House. Building is gorgeous. It was built in XVI century. Now, the owner of that lets anyone to rent a room, spend night or just have supper in very romantic place. Food was delicious! I had the best dessert I've ever ate! Here you may feel like a lord, qeen or princes, so grab your prince and have a magical time. Wadenhoe House is good to have wedding party, christening, birthday or just romantic dinner for two. I would highly recommend for anyone.

This review is for both the hotel and the restaurant. The…read morerestaurant is a lovely restaurant, it has an appreciation for the history of the building with the comforts of modern day decor. Definitely upscale, nice for important family events. Seems geared to the 50+ crowd (which is fine by me!) The food is good and if you're staying at the hotel, it's quite convenient. My Royal Eggs Benedict was nothing exciting, but fine. Maybe my expectations were too high. The fried fish sandwich was also good. Coffees were good. No complaints, just nothing that made me think "Wow!". The restaurant just updated their menu for the Fall season - so if you've been here before, maybe take a look again to see what's new. This is our second time staying at the hotel. It's always very clean and the staff is attentive. It can't be easy running a business out of a centuries-old building. I give them credit for keeping the historic feel while maintaining the standards of 21st century hospitality (and plumbing!) Our shower, in particular, was luxurious. Also there's a nice set up of teas, coffee and Nespresso, with milk packets and biscuits (cookies). We overlook the path to the car park outside, there's good natural light along with blackout curtains for when you need to sleep in. If you need a place to sleep several guests/family members, and then host a brunch in the morning, this would be perfect.

We stopped in here for a bit of lunch whilst exploring Oundle. The food was tasty and well…read moreportioned. The service was excellent and friendly. The ambiance was as intriguing in its historic depth as it was inviting with its modern comforts.

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.

This Hampton is nice enough, the staff are friendly (almost everyone is in England!) and the rooms…read moreare clean and big enough for the price (a bargain at 10,000 points a night!). The breakfast is surprisingly good and is well maintained by the staff. Scrambled eggs, bacon, sausages, potatoes, baked beans on the hot side (plus a waffle machine) and then the usual muffins etc., fresh fruit, yoghurt and a pretty decent coffee machine. Definitely worth a stya if you need to be here at any time (I came for the point rate!!) They had a live band on Saturday night - parking was impossible!!

Hampton Hotels are pitched at the same market as a Holiday Inn Express or Premier Inn. It's…read moreaffordable (around £59 a night) and comfortable. I stayed here for two nights and enjoyed it. You get a nice room with a comfy double bed, flat screen TV, small desk and chair, L shaped corner sofa and a nice bathroom with a large shower (big enough for two). The staff were really friendly and helpful too. Breakfast was a buffet of hot foods and the usual toast, cereal and yoghurts. And there was also late night bar for those drinks after work. But expect to pay hotel prices. Nearby there's a Dominoes pizza, Greggs and Subway, if you're peckish, or a Wetherspoons next door for more meal options. Overall I enjoyed my stay there, although the whole hotel had the Air Con on a bit too low for my liking (some rooms were centrally controlled). It's a lovely place to stay if you're in town for work, and would even make a good place to stay if you're out for day trips. But the lack of other local amenities makes it less ideal for more relaxed stays.