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Hotels in Irthlingborough

Spend more time off with the fairies than actually working? Find yourself looking at old travel pics again and again? Time for an Irthlingborough holiday. Hotel options in Irthlingborough's centre are pretty thin on the ground. But if you're up for a short drive, you can comfortably stay in one of the 2 digs within 10 kilometres of the centre.

Two of the most central options on offer, The Woolpack Inn and Barton Hall Hotel are awesome places to kick back after a full-on day of amazing adventures.

Want more options? The French Partridge is situated 20 kilometres away from the downtown area, and The Talbot Hotel is 20 kilometres away. We'd also recommend The Haycock Hotel and the Kettering Park Hotel & Spa. The first is 30 kilometres away from the center, while the latter is 9 kilometres away.

Don't shoot through before you've checked out the Lyddington Bede House and Kirby Hall in Corby. The Hampton by Hilton Corby / Kettering and The Raven Hotel - Inn are a few of the great long and short-stay options here. 20 kilometres to the south of Irthlingborough you'll find Olney, which is home to the Lamorna Bed and Breakfast and The Queen Hotel. Salcey Forest and Harrold-Odell Country Park are among the more popular places to see while in Olney.

You'll find some awesome visitor attractions in Northampton. The University of Northampton, the Northampton Museum and Art Gallery and the Northampton Guildhall are up there with the best. This regional centre is situated 20 kilometres southwest of Irthlingborough and has a population of 200,000. Got more time to spare? See what's going on at the Market Square and All Saints Church. There are some great options of accommodations in Northampton, with the Hilton Northampton and Sedgebrook Hall topping out the list.

Are you touching down in Irthlingborough? Then you'll be keen to know that the handiest airport is Luton Airport. It's only 50 kilometres from the centre of town. If you need nearby accommodation, you can't go past the King William.