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Castle Ashby Gardens
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5 star

The Falcon Hotel
4.2/564 Reviews

The Falcon Hotel

Castle Ashby|0.45km from downtown
It's a beautiful space, i mean really beautiful - what they've managed to achieve is extraordinary and completely unlike anything within 40 miles. It's full of potential, and a very positive addition to the area that deserves to do extremely well. All the right ingredients are there, but they need time to bring them together. Making any judgement on a place that has been open for only 2 weeks and particularly in the current climate may be considered unfair, and there is nothing broken here, it's just some elements need rebalancing in my opinion. There's a difficult balancing act. It needs to be affordable enough to attract regulars, but special enough to justify the huge investment and feel like a destination. I'm sure they will find the right balance soon. The dictionary defines Eyas as a juvenile or untrained falcon. Based on our experience, i'd say that there is still some maturity to be realised. Dinner and drinks came to £250 per couple, which is London prices, and Michelin Starred London prices at that (and more than St Helena or Hibiscus, the nearest local comparisons i can think of). Having been lucky enough to go to quite a lot of good restaurants over the years, i'd say they have a little way to go. It's not bad, in fact i'd say the food is very good - the halibut was absolutely divine, the venison slightly underwhelming (although the ragu was superb!), and the desserts were phenomenal - tarte tatin was every bit as good as the one i had to wait 40 mins for at Gordon Ramsey. Mark is clearly an excellent chef, but the pricing simply doesn't match the quality of the food yet. £60 for 3 courses + sides (£7 each) is punchy. It's also somewhat incongruous. The sides are really pub sides, the wine list is very reasonable but can't decide if it's a pub list or a Michelin list - £14 for a 125ml of LPR on one end and then only £27 for a bottle of Primitivo on the other. Why produce lovely food menus and then give a cheap, laminated wine list? They seem to want the best of both worlds, but don't quite deliver on either. A few other small things rankled, but luckily all of them easily fixed. The service is not there yet - no one offered to take our coats when we came in and then only when i mentioned it, was mine taken, but not our other friends'. We waited an age to be asked for drinks, and then almost immediately food orders were taken and food arrived. If there were 2 sittings i'd understand, but for one 4-hour sitting, i feel they could have spread it out a bit. There was no signage in the hotel, so entirely unclear where to go when we came in, and when we left, there were no lights on in the garden, so we had to use phone torches to navigate back to the carpark. The cocktails were served in completely the wrong glasses - a martini should be served in a martini glass, not a wine glass. The main bar was also far too bright - a few lumens lower would have created a much cosier experience - it felt a little corporate,

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Business travel

The Falcon Hotel
4.2/564 Reviews

The Falcon Hotel

Castle Ashby|0.45km from downtown
It's a beautiful space, i mean really beautiful - what they've managed to achieve is extraordinary and completely unlike anything within 40 miles. It's full of potential, and a very positive addition to the area that deserves to do extremely well. All the right ingredients are there, but they need time to bring them together. Making any judgement on a place that has been open for only 2 weeks and particularly in the current climate may be considered unfair, and there is nothing broken here, it's just some elements need rebalancing in my opinion. There's a difficult balancing act. It needs to be affordable enough to attract regulars, but special enough to justify the huge investment and feel like a destination. I'm sure they will find the right balance soon. The dictionary defines Eyas as a juvenile or untrained falcon. Based on our experience, i'd say that there is still some maturity to be realised. Dinner and drinks came to £250 per couple, which is London prices, and Michelin Starred London prices at that (and more than St Helena or Hibiscus, the nearest local comparisons i can think of). Having been lucky enough to go to quite a lot of good restaurants over the years, i'd say they have a little way to go. It's not bad, in fact i'd say the food is very good - the halibut was absolutely divine, the venison slightly underwhelming (although the ragu was superb!), and the desserts were phenomenal - tarte tatin was every bit as good as the one i had to wait 40 mins for at Gordon Ramsey. Mark is clearly an excellent chef, but the pricing simply doesn't match the quality of the food yet. £60 for 3 courses + sides (£7 each) is punchy. It's also somewhat incongruous. The sides are really pub sides, the wine list is very reasonable but can't decide if it's a pub list or a Michelin list - £14 for a 125ml of LPR on one end and then only £27 for a bottle of Primitivo on the other. Why produce lovely food menus and then give a cheap, laminated wine list? They seem to want the best of both worlds, but don't quite deliver on either. A few other small things rankled, but luckily all of them easily fixed. The service is not there yet - no one offered to take our coats when we came in and then only when i mentioned it, was mine taken, but not our other friends'. We waited an age to be asked for drinks, and then almost immediately food orders were taken and food arrived. If there were 2 sittings i'd understand, but for one 4-hour sitting, i feel they could have spread it out a bit. There was no signage in the hotel, so entirely unclear where to go when we came in, and when we left, there were no lights on in the garden, so we had to use phone torches to navigate back to the carpark. The cocktails were served in completely the wrong glasses - a martini should be served in a martini glass, not a wine glass. The main bar was also far too bright - a few lumens lower would have created a much cosier experience - it felt a little corporate,

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Breakfast

The Falcon Hotel
4.2/564 Reviews

The Falcon Hotel

Castle Ashby|0.45km from downtown
It's a beautiful space, i mean really beautiful - what they've managed to achieve is extraordinary and completely unlike anything within 40 miles. It's full of potential, and a very positive addition to the area that deserves to do extremely well. All the right ingredients are there, but they need time to bring them together. Making any judgement on a place that has been open for only 2 weeks and particularly in the current climate may be considered unfair, and there is nothing broken here, it's just some elements need rebalancing in my opinion. There's a difficult balancing act. It needs to be affordable enough to attract regulars, but special enough to justify the huge investment and feel like a destination. I'm sure they will find the right balance soon. The dictionary defines Eyas as a juvenile or untrained falcon. Based on our experience, i'd say that there is still some maturity to be realised. Dinner and drinks came to £250 per couple, which is London prices, and Michelin Starred London prices at that (and more than St Helena or Hibiscus, the nearest local comparisons i can think of). Having been lucky enough to go to quite a lot of good restaurants over the years, i'd say they have a little way to go. It's not bad, in fact i'd say the food is very good - the halibut was absolutely divine, the venison slightly underwhelming (although the ragu was superb!), and the desserts were phenomenal - tarte tatin was every bit as good as the one i had to wait 40 mins for at Gordon Ramsey. Mark is clearly an excellent chef, but the pricing simply doesn't match the quality of the food yet. £60 for 3 courses + sides (£7 each) is punchy. It's also somewhat incongruous. The sides are really pub sides, the wine list is very reasonable but can't decide if it's a pub list or a Michelin list - £14 for a 125ml of LPR on one end and then only £27 for a bottle of Primitivo on the other. Why produce lovely food menus and then give a cheap, laminated wine list? They seem to want the best of both worlds, but don't quite deliver on either. A few other small things rankled, but luckily all of them easily fixed. The service is not there yet - no one offered to take our coats when we came in and then only when i mentioned it, was mine taken, but not our other friends'. We waited an age to be asked for drinks, and then almost immediately food orders were taken and food arrived. If there were 2 sittings i'd understand, but for one 4-hour sitting, i feel they could have spread it out a bit. There was no signage in the hotel, so entirely unclear where to go when we came in, and when we left, there were no lights on in the garden, so we had to use phone torches to navigate back to the carpark. The cocktails were served in completely the wrong glasses - a martini should be served in a martini glass, not a wine glass. The main bar was also far too bright - a few lumens lower would have created a much cosier experience - it felt a little corporate,

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Family friendly

The Falcon Hotel
4.2/564 Reviews

The Falcon Hotel

Castle Ashby|0.45km from downtown
It's a beautiful space, i mean really beautiful - what they've managed to achieve is extraordinary and completely unlike anything within 40 miles. It's full of potential, and a very positive addition to the area that deserves to do extremely well. All the right ingredients are there, but they need time to bring them together. Making any judgement on a place that has been open for only 2 weeks and particularly in the current climate may be considered unfair, and there is nothing broken here, it's just some elements need rebalancing in my opinion. There's a difficult balancing act. It needs to be affordable enough to attract regulars, but special enough to justify the huge investment and feel like a destination. I'm sure they will find the right balance soon. The dictionary defines Eyas as a juvenile or untrained falcon. Based on our experience, i'd say that there is still some maturity to be realised. Dinner and drinks came to £250 per couple, which is London prices, and Michelin Starred London prices at that (and more than St Helena or Hibiscus, the nearest local comparisons i can think of). Having been lucky enough to go to quite a lot of good restaurants over the years, i'd say they have a little way to go. It's not bad, in fact i'd say the food is very good - the halibut was absolutely divine, the venison slightly underwhelming (although the ragu was superb!), and the desserts were phenomenal - tarte tatin was every bit as good as the one i had to wait 40 mins for at Gordon Ramsey. Mark is clearly an excellent chef, but the pricing simply doesn't match the quality of the food yet. £60 for 3 courses + sides (£7 each) is punchy. It's also somewhat incongruous. The sides are really pub sides, the wine list is very reasonable but can't decide if it's a pub list or a Michelin list - £14 for a 125ml of LPR on one end and then only £27 for a bottle of Primitivo on the other. Why produce lovely food menus and then give a cheap, laminated wine list? They seem to want the best of both worlds, but don't quite deliver on either. A few other small things rankled, but luckily all of them easily fixed. The service is not there yet - no one offered to take our coats when we came in and then only when i mentioned it, was mine taken, but not our other friends'. We waited an age to be asked for drinks, and then almost immediately food orders were taken and food arrived. If there were 2 sittings i'd understand, but for one 4-hour sitting, i feel they could have spread it out a bit. There was no signage in the hotel, so entirely unclear where to go when we came in, and when we left, there were no lights on in the garden, so we had to use phone torches to navigate back to the carpark. The cocktails were served in completely the wrong glasses - a martini should be served in a martini glass, not a wine glass. The main bar was also far too bright - a few lumens lower would have created a much cosier experience - it felt a little corporate,

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Hotels near Popular Attractions in Castle Ashby

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St Mary Magdalene

The Falcon Hotel
4.2/564 Reviews

The Falcon Hotel

Castle Ashby|0.56km from St Mary Magdalene
It's a beautiful space, i mean really beautiful - what they've managed to achieve is extraordinary and completely unlike anything within 40 miles. It's full of potential, and a very positive addition to the area that deserves to do extremely well. All the right ingredients are there, but they need time to bring them together. Making any judgement on a place that has been open for only 2 weeks and particularly in the current climate may be considered unfair, and there is nothing broken here, it's just some elements need rebalancing in my opinion. There's a difficult balancing act. It needs to be affordable enough to attract regulars, but special enough to justify the huge investment and feel like a destination. I'm sure they will find the right balance soon. The dictionary defines Eyas as a juvenile or untrained falcon. Based on our experience, i'd say that there is still some maturity to be realised. Dinner and drinks came to £250 per couple, which is London prices, and Michelin Starred London prices at that (and more than St Helena or Hibiscus, the nearest local comparisons i can think of). Having been lucky enough to go to quite a lot of good restaurants over the years, i'd say they have a little way to go. It's not bad, in fact i'd say the food is very good - the halibut was absolutely divine, the venison slightly underwhelming (although the ragu was superb!), and the desserts were phenomenal - tarte tatin was every bit as good as the one i had to wait 40 mins for at Gordon Ramsey. Mark is clearly an excellent chef, but the pricing simply doesn't match the quality of the food yet. £60 for 3 courses + sides (£7 each) is punchy. It's also somewhat incongruous. The sides are really pub sides, the wine list is very reasonable but can't decide if it's a pub list or a Michelin list - £14 for a 125ml of LPR on one end and then only £27 for a bottle of Primitivo on the other. Why produce lovely food menus and then give a cheap, laminated wine list? They seem to want the best of both worlds, but don't quite deliver on either. A few other small things rankled, but luckily all of them easily fixed. The service is not there yet - no one offered to take our coats when we came in and then only when i mentioned it, was mine taken, but not our other friends'. We waited an age to be asked for drinks, and then almost immediately food orders were taken and food arrived. If there were 2 sittings i'd understand, but for one 4-hour sitting, i feel they could have spread it out a bit. There was no signage in the hotel, so entirely unclear where to go when we came in, and when we left, there were no lights on in the garden, so we had to use phone torches to navigate back to the carpark. The cocktails were served in completely the wrong glasses - a martini should be served in a martini glass, not a wine glass. The main bar was also far too bright - a few lumens lower would have created a much cosier experience - it felt a little corporate,
Bozeat House - Country Retreat
4.8/53 Reviews

Bozeat House - Country Retreat

Easton Maudit|3.7km from St Mary Magdalene
When you stay at Bozeat House - Country Retreat in Wellingborough, you'll be within a 10-minute drive of Irchester Country Park and Skirmish Central Paintball. This upscale guesthouse is 4.6 mi (7.5 km) from Harrold-Odell Country Park and 5.6 mi (8.9 km) from Jungle Parc - Northampton.Relax and unwind with massages and facials. Additional amenities at this guesthouse include complimentary wireless internet access and barbecue grills.To-go breakfasts are available daily from 7:00 AM to 10:30 AM for a fee.The front desk is staffed during limited hours. Free self parking is available onsite.Treat yourself to a stay in one of the 5 guestrooms, featuring heated floors. Your memory foam bed comes with premium bedding. Prepare your meals in the shared/communal kitchen. Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected.
Premier Inn Northampton Gt Billing/A45
4.1/540 Reviews

Premier Inn Northampton Gt Billing/A45

Northampton|5.57km from St Mary Magdalene
Premier Inn Northampton Great Billing puts you right at the heart of the action. Based right next to the marina of Billing Aquadrome, you'll find parkland, play areas, lakes and all kinds of leisure activities on your doorstep. You could be scaling walls and racing go-karts just after breakfast, or attempting to reel in a trophy-worthy catch on the fishing lake. If spectating is more your thing, whiz down to Santa Pod or Silverstone racetrack. After your high-octane adventures of the day, we've got everything you need to wind down, relax and recharge. Our friendly team will help you enjoy your stay to the full and our spacious rooms and extra-comfy beds will have you relaxing into the land of nod in no time.
The Quays
4.5/57 Reviews

The Quays

Northampton|5.61km from St Mary Magdalene
Located in Northampton, The Quays is a 5-minute drive from Sywell Country Park and 5 minutes from Overstone Park Golf Club. This hotel is 3.3 mi (5.4 km) from Motor Racing Live and 3.6 mi (5.8 km) from St Andrews Hospital Golf Club.Wrap up your day with a drink at the bar/lounge. English breakfasts are available daily from 7:00 AM to 9:00 AM for a fee.The front desk is staffed during limited hours. Free self parking is available onsite.Stay in one of 60 guestrooms featuring LCD televisions. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and digital programming is available for your entertainment. Conveniences include desks and coffee/tea makers, and housekeeping is provided daily.
Ecton House
5/54 Reviews

Ecton House

Ecton|5.64km from St Mary Magdalene
With a stay at Ecton House in Northampton, you'll be within a 5-minute drive of Sywell Country Park and Overstone Park Golf Club. This hotel is 4.1 mi (6.5 km) from County Ground and 4.1 mi (6.6 km) from Boscawen-un stone circle.Take advantage of recreation opportunities including an outdoor tennis court and karaoke.Breakfast is available for a fee.Featured amenities include wired internet access (surcharge), a computer station, and multilingual staff. Self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 4 guestrooms.
Remarkable 3-Bed Cottage in Northampton

Remarkable 3-Bed Cottage in Northampton

Northampton|5.68km from St Mary Magdalene
Located in Northampton, this vacation home is a 5-minute drive from Sywell Country Park and 5 minutes from Overstone Park Golf Club. This vacation home is 3.3 mi (5.4 km) from Motor Racing Live and 3.6 mi (5.8 km) from St Andrews Hospital Golf Club.Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself comfortable in this vacation home, featuring a kitchen with a refrigerator and an oven. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available to keep you connected. Conveniences include a microwave and an electric kettle.

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Castle Ashby Gardens

The Falcon Hotel
4.2/564 Reviews

The Falcon Hotel

Castle Ashby|0.82km from Castle Ashby Gardens
It's a beautiful space, i mean really beautiful - what they've managed to achieve is extraordinary and completely unlike anything within 40 miles. It's full of potential, and a very positive addition to the area that deserves to do extremely well. All the right ingredients are there, but they need time to bring them together. Making any judgement on a place that has been open for only 2 weeks and particularly in the current climate may be considered unfair, and there is nothing broken here, it's just some elements need rebalancing in my opinion. There's a difficult balancing act. It needs to be affordable enough to attract regulars, but special enough to justify the huge investment and feel like a destination. I'm sure they will find the right balance soon. The dictionary defines Eyas as a juvenile or untrained falcon. Based on our experience, i'd say that there is still some maturity to be realised. Dinner and drinks came to £250 per couple, which is London prices, and Michelin Starred London prices at that (and more than St Helena or Hibiscus, the nearest local comparisons i can think of). Having been lucky enough to go to quite a lot of good restaurants over the years, i'd say they have a little way to go. It's not bad, in fact i'd say the food is very good - the halibut was absolutely divine, the venison slightly underwhelming (although the ragu was superb!), and the desserts were phenomenal - tarte tatin was every bit as good as the one i had to wait 40 mins for at Gordon Ramsey. Mark is clearly an excellent chef, but the pricing simply doesn't match the quality of the food yet. £60 for 3 courses + sides (£7 each) is punchy. It's also somewhat incongruous. The sides are really pub sides, the wine list is very reasonable but can't decide if it's a pub list or a Michelin list - £14 for a 125ml of LPR on one end and then only £27 for a bottle of Primitivo on the other. Why produce lovely food menus and then give a cheap, laminated wine list? They seem to want the best of both worlds, but don't quite deliver on either. A few other small things rankled, but luckily all of them easily fixed. The service is not there yet - no one offered to take our coats when we came in and then only when i mentioned it, was mine taken, but not our other friends'. We waited an age to be asked for drinks, and then almost immediately food orders were taken and food arrived. If there were 2 sittings i'd understand, but for one 4-hour sitting, i feel they could have spread it out a bit. There was no signage in the hotel, so entirely unclear where to go when we came in, and when we left, there were no lights on in the garden, so we had to use phone torches to navigate back to the carpark. The cocktails were served in completely the wrong glasses - a martini should be served in a martini glass, not a wine glass. The main bar was also far too bright - a few lumens lower would have created a much cosier experience - it felt a little corporate,
Bozeat House - Country Retreat
4.8/53 Reviews

Bozeat House - Country Retreat

Easton Maudit|3.92km from Castle Ashby Gardens
When you stay at Bozeat House - Country Retreat in Wellingborough, you'll be within a 10-minute drive of Irchester Country Park and Skirmish Central Paintball. This upscale guesthouse is 4.6 mi (7.5 km) from Harrold-Odell Country Park and 5.6 mi (8.9 km) from Jungle Parc - Northampton.Relax and unwind with massages and facials. Additional amenities at this guesthouse include complimentary wireless internet access and barbecue grills.To-go breakfasts are available daily from 7:00 AM to 10:30 AM for a fee.The front desk is staffed during limited hours. Free self parking is available onsite.Treat yourself to a stay in one of the 5 guestrooms, featuring heated floors. Your memory foam bed comes with premium bedding. Prepare your meals in the shared/communal kitchen. Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected.
Premier Inn Northampton Gt Billing/A45
4.1/540 Reviews

Premier Inn Northampton Gt Billing/A45

Northampton|5.55km from Castle Ashby Gardens
Premier Inn Northampton Great Billing puts you right at the heart of the action. Based right next to the marina of Billing Aquadrome, you'll find parkland, play areas, lakes and all kinds of leisure activities on your doorstep. You could be scaling walls and racing go-karts just after breakfast, or attempting to reel in a trophy-worthy catch on the fishing lake. If spectating is more your thing, whiz down to Santa Pod or Silverstone racetrack. After your high-octane adventures of the day, we've got everything you need to wind down, relax and recharge. Our friendly team will help you enjoy your stay to the full and our spacious rooms and extra-comfy beds will have you relaxing into the land of nod in no time.
The Quays
4.5/57 Reviews

The Quays

Northampton|5.59km from Castle Ashby Gardens
Located in Northampton, The Quays is a 5-minute drive from Sywell Country Park and 5 minutes from Overstone Park Golf Club. This hotel is 3.3 mi (5.4 km) from Motor Racing Live and 3.6 mi (5.8 km) from St Andrews Hospital Golf Club.Wrap up your day with a drink at the bar/lounge. English breakfasts are available daily from 7:00 AM to 9:00 AM for a fee.The front desk is staffed during limited hours. Free self parking is available onsite.Stay in one of 60 guestrooms featuring LCD televisions. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and digital programming is available for your entertainment. Conveniences include desks and coffee/tea makers, and housekeeping is provided daily.
Remarkable 3-Bed Cottage in Northampton

Remarkable 3-Bed Cottage in Northampton

Northampton|5.66km from Castle Ashby Gardens
Located in Northampton, this vacation home is a 5-minute drive from Sywell Country Park and 5 minutes from Overstone Park Golf Club. This vacation home is 3.3 mi (5.4 km) from Motor Racing Live and 3.6 mi (5.8 km) from St Andrews Hospital Golf Club.Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself comfortable in this vacation home, featuring a kitchen with a refrigerator and an oven. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available to keep you connected. Conveniences include a microwave and an electric kettle.
Impeccable 3 Bedroom Lodge Pet Friendly

Impeccable 3 Bedroom Lodge Pet Friendly

Northampton|5.66km from Castle Ashby Gardens
Impeccable 3 bedroom lodge pet friendly is set in Northampton, 42 km from Bletchley Park, 44 km from Woburn Abbey, and 6.7 km from Northamptonshire County Cricket Club. With free private parking, the property is 25 km from Kelmarsh Hall and 40 km from Milton Keynes Bowl. Offering free WiFi throughout the property, the non-smoking holiday home features an indoor pool. The holiday home comes with a TV, 3 bedrooms and a living room. The nearest airport is London Luton Airport, 67 km from the holiday home.

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The Rural Shopping Yard

The Falcon Hotel
4.2/564 Reviews

The Falcon Hotel

Castle Ashby|0.03km from The Rural Shopping Yard
It's a beautiful space, i mean really beautiful - what they've managed to achieve is extraordinary and completely unlike anything within 40 miles. It's full of potential, and a very positive addition to the area that deserves to do extremely well. All the right ingredients are there, but they need time to bring them together. Making any judgement on a place that has been open for only 2 weeks and particularly in the current climate may be considered unfair, and there is nothing broken here, it's just some elements need rebalancing in my opinion. There's a difficult balancing act. It needs to be affordable enough to attract regulars, but special enough to justify the huge investment and feel like a destination. I'm sure they will find the right balance soon. The dictionary defines Eyas as a juvenile or untrained falcon. Based on our experience, i'd say that there is still some maturity to be realised. Dinner and drinks came to £250 per couple, which is London prices, and Michelin Starred London prices at that (and more than St Helena or Hibiscus, the nearest local comparisons i can think of). Having been lucky enough to go to quite a lot of good restaurants over the years, i'd say they have a little way to go. It's not bad, in fact i'd say the food is very good - the halibut was absolutely divine, the venison slightly underwhelming (although the ragu was superb!), and the desserts were phenomenal - tarte tatin was every bit as good as the one i had to wait 40 mins for at Gordon Ramsey. Mark is clearly an excellent chef, but the pricing simply doesn't match the quality of the food yet. £60 for 3 courses + sides (£7 each) is punchy. It's also somewhat incongruous. The sides are really pub sides, the wine list is very reasonable but can't decide if it's a pub list or a Michelin list - £14 for a 125ml of LPR on one end and then only £27 for a bottle of Primitivo on the other. Why produce lovely food menus and then give a cheap, laminated wine list? They seem to want the best of both worlds, but don't quite deliver on either. A few other small things rankled, but luckily all of them easily fixed. The service is not there yet - no one offered to take our coats when we came in and then only when i mentioned it, was mine taken, but not our other friends'. We waited an age to be asked for drinks, and then almost immediately food orders were taken and food arrived. If there were 2 sittings i'd understand, but for one 4-hour sitting, i feel they could have spread it out a bit. There was no signage in the hotel, so entirely unclear where to go when we came in, and when we left, there were no lights on in the garden, so we had to use phone torches to navigate back to the carpark. The cocktails were served in completely the wrong glasses - a martini should be served in a martini glass, not a wine glass. The main bar was also far too bright - a few lumens lower would have created a much cosier experience - it felt a little corporate,
Bozeat House - Country Retreat
4.8/53 Reviews

Bozeat House - Country Retreat

Easton Maudit|4.08km from The Rural Shopping Yard
When you stay at Bozeat House - Country Retreat in Wellingborough, you'll be within a 10-minute drive of Irchester Country Park and Skirmish Central Paintball. This upscale guesthouse is 4.6 mi (7.5 km) from Harrold-Odell Country Park and 5.6 mi (8.9 km) from Jungle Parc - Northampton.Relax and unwind with massages and facials. Additional amenities at this guesthouse include complimentary wireless internet access and barbecue grills.To-go breakfasts are available daily from 7:00 AM to 10:30 AM for a fee.The front desk is staffed during limited hours. Free self parking is available onsite.Treat yourself to a stay in one of the 5 guestrooms, featuring heated floors. Your memory foam bed comes with premium bedding. Prepare your meals in the shared/communal kitchen. Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected.
Premier Inn Northampton Gt Billing/A45
4.1/540 Reviews

Premier Inn Northampton Gt Billing/A45

Northampton|5.1km from The Rural Shopping Yard
Premier Inn Northampton Great Billing puts you right at the heart of the action. Based right next to the marina of Billing Aquadrome, you'll find parkland, play areas, lakes and all kinds of leisure activities on your doorstep. You could be scaling walls and racing go-karts just after breakfast, or attempting to reel in a trophy-worthy catch on the fishing lake. If spectating is more your thing, whiz down to Santa Pod or Silverstone racetrack. After your high-octane adventures of the day, we've got everything you need to wind down, relax and recharge. Our friendly team will help you enjoy your stay to the full and our spacious rooms and extra-comfy beds will have you relaxing into the land of nod in no time.
Ecton House
5/54 Reviews

Ecton House

Ecton|5.1km from The Rural Shopping Yard
With a stay at Ecton House in Northampton, you'll be within a 5-minute drive of Sywell Country Park and Overstone Park Golf Club. This hotel is 4.1 mi (6.5 km) from County Ground and 4.1 mi (6.6 km) from Boscawen-un stone circle.Take advantage of recreation opportunities including an outdoor tennis court and karaoke.Breakfast is available for a fee.Featured amenities include wired internet access (surcharge), a computer station, and multilingual staff. Self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 4 guestrooms.
The Quays
4.5/57 Reviews

The Quays

Northampton|5.14km from The Rural Shopping Yard
Located in Northampton, The Quays is a 5-minute drive from Sywell Country Park and 5 minutes from Overstone Park Golf Club. This hotel is 3.3 mi (5.4 km) from Motor Racing Live and 3.6 mi (5.8 km) from St Andrews Hospital Golf Club.Wrap up your day with a drink at the bar/lounge. English breakfasts are available daily from 7:00 AM to 9:00 AM for a fee.The front desk is staffed during limited hours. Free self parking is available onsite.Stay in one of 60 guestrooms featuring LCD televisions. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and digital programming is available for your entertainment. Conveniences include desks and coffee/tea makers, and housekeeping is provided daily.
Remarkable 3-Bed Cottage in Northampton

Remarkable 3-Bed Cottage in Northampton

Northampton|5.2km from The Rural Shopping Yard
Located in Northampton, this vacation home is a 5-minute drive from Sywell Country Park and 5 minutes from Overstone Park Golf Club. This vacation home is 3.3 mi (5.4 km) from Motor Racing Live and 3.6 mi (5.8 km) from St Andrews Hospital Golf Club.Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself comfortable in this vacation home, featuring a kitchen with a refrigerator and an oven. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available to keep you connected. Conveniences include a microwave and an electric kettle.

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The Falcon Hotel

The Falcon Hotel

4.2/564 Reviews
It's a beautiful space, i mean really beautiful - what they've managed to achieve is extraordinary and completely unlike anything within 40 miles. It's full of potential, and a very positive addition to the area that deserves to do extremely well. All the right ingredients are there, but they need time to bring them together. Making any judgement on a place that has been open for only 2 weeks and particularly in the current climate may be considered unfair, and there is nothing broken here, it's just some elements need rebalancing in my opinion. There's a difficult balancing act. It needs to be affordable enough to attract regulars, but special enough to justify the huge investment and feel like a destination. I'm sure they will find the right balance soon. The dictionary defines Eyas as a juvenile or untrained falcon. Based on our experience, i'd say that there is still some maturity to be realised. Dinner and drinks came to £250 per couple, which is London prices, and Michelin Starred London prices at that (and more than St Helena or Hibiscus, the nearest local comparisons i can think of). Having been lucky enough to go to quite a lot of good restaurants over the years, i'd say they have a little way to go. It's not bad, in fact i'd say the food is very good - the halibut was absolutely divine, the venison slightly underwhelming (although the ragu was superb!), and the desserts were phenomenal - tarte tatin was every bit as good as the one i had to wait 40 mins for at Gordon Ramsey. Mark is clearly an excellent chef, but the pricing simply doesn't match the quality of the food yet. £60 for 3 courses + sides (£7 each) is punchy. It's also somewhat incongruous. The sides are really pub sides, the wine list is very reasonable but can't decide if it's a pub list or a Michelin list - £14 for a 125ml of LPR on one end and then only £27 for a bottle of Primitivo on the other. Why produce lovely food menus and then give a cheap, laminated wine list? They seem to want the best of both worlds, but don't quite deliver on either. A few other small things rankled, but luckily all of them easily fixed. The service is not there yet - no one offered to take our coats when we came in and then only when i mentioned it, was mine taken, but not our other friends'. We waited an age to be asked for drinks, and then almost immediately food orders were taken and food arrived. If there were 2 sittings i'd understand, but for one 4-hour sitting, i feel they could have spread it out a bit. There was no signage in the hotel, so entirely unclear where to go when we came in, and when we left, there were no lights on in the garden, so we had to use phone torches to navigate back to the carpark. The cocktails were served in completely the wrong glasses - a martini should be served in a martini glass, not a wine glass. The main bar was also far too bright - a few lumens lower would have created a much cosier experience - it felt a little corporate,

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Hotels Quick Overview

Highest PriceHK$ 3,694
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Number of Reviews65
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Average Price (Weekdays)HK$ 2,305
Average Price (Weekends)HK$ 3,142