Historic Hotels in Northamptonshire
Places to stay connected to famous figures from the past in Northamptonshire.
Rushton Hall. Near Kettering.
A truly exceptional piece of architecture, this beautiful country house close to Kettering boasts more history than you can shake a copy of Pevsner at.
A truly exceptional piece of architecture, this beautiful country house close to Kettering boasts more history than you can shake a copy of Pevsner at.
Fawsley Hall Hotel. Daventry.
Many hotels claim Elizabethan patronage, but Fawsley Hall can actually boast the very room in which England’s most famous queen slept in 1575.
Many hotels claim Elizabethan patronage, but Fawsley Hall can actually boast the very room in which England’s most famous queen slept in 1575.
The Talbot Hotel. Oundle.
One of the most famous Grade-I listed buildings in Northamptonshire, the Talbot’s most celebrated historic claim is a link by proxy to one of the Elizabethan era’s most notable figures.
One of the most famous Grade-I listed buildings in Northamptonshire, the Talbot’s most celebrated historic claim is a link by proxy to one of the Elizabethan era’s most notable figures.
The Hind. Wellingborough.
The noticeable theme to the names of its coffee shop and bar give away the Hind’s connection to a famous name from the past.
The noticeable theme to the names of its coffee shop and bar give away the Hind’s connection to a famous name from the past.
The Saracen's Head. Towcester.
This fine old Northamptonshire coaching inn has welcomed many a weary traveller in its time, the great author Charles Dickens included.
This fine old Northamptonshire coaching inn has welcomed many a weary traveller in its time, the great author Charles Dickens included.
How you can help: if you are aware of a historic hotel in Northamptonshire that you believe ought to be included on the site, please contact us via email ([email protected]) in the first instance. Please note that these should have connections to famous people and events from the past.