Find hotels near Haddonstone Show Gardens, Northampton from AED 233

"Near the train station, friendly staff. "

"Very average at best"

"Hotel very tired and the rooms sub standard "

"Clean room. Helpful staff. Building a bit run down."

"We stayed at this cottage for 3 days as a group of 12 people, including two children and two elderly individuals, and unfortunately our experience was very disappointing.As soon as we arrived, we were informed that the handrail on the stairs from the ground floor to the upper floor was broken. This was extremely stressful and concerning, especially considering we had children and elderly people with us. It created a serious safety risk that should have been addressed before guests arrived.Additionally, the hot tub was not functioning properly. During our entire stay, we were only able to use it for half a day. The rest of the time it was cold and showing errors, which was very frustrating.The kitchen sink was also completely blocked, causing water to accumulate and making it very inconvenient to use. We had to deal with this issue throughout our stay, which significantly impacted our comfort.Overall, the property was poorly maintained, and there was a lack of proper response or support when issues were raised. Our stay was not enjoyable at all, and it did not meet our expectations.I do not recommend this place, especially for families with children or elderly guests, due to the safety concerns and lack of proper maintenance and support."

"Already the premises give out a reassuring feeling of care and comfort. This is then corroborated by the quiet and clean rooms, warm and cosy, along with a spacious breakfast area which presents a good variety of food, replicated for the dining area. All this topped with an ample parking space. Last, but certainly not least, the caring and welcoming staff just make it a must to want to go back."

"Great personal service from the owners who did all they could to make the stay a comfortable and relaxing one."

"Stayed 3 nights at Richmond Cottage with my elderly mother and my dog. We were impressed with the welcome pack which included flowers, wine, milk, bread, butter, ground coffee and tea bags.Mother had the downstairs bedroom. The steps down to bathroom and kitchen were deep but she managed. I had the large double bedroom upstairs with its tiny ensuite shower room. The kitchen was well appointed and everything we needed was there and it all worked. The garden is mostly laid to paving but needs a tidy up. I pulled out some of the bigger weeds like thistles. It was fine for the dog to get some air and it was secure, though the only grass at the property is at the front which is open to the car park. There’s a tatty but usable old table and chairs outside, but we hardly used these due to the rain. The TV was easy to use. The central heating was needed as my mother felt cold. I managed to get the heating working. I liked the old beams downstairs. The bedrooms were furnished with seemingly random pieces. Curtains were basic, not blackout and didn’t suit the place at all.The general feel of the place was a bit shabby (in a scruffy not chic way) but it was pretty clean.The first night there was a wedding party at the White Horse pub so it was noisy but the other nights it was quiet. Sunday lunch was great at the pub.Dog bowls, dog bed provided though I brought my own.Parking was fine though some pub car park users were a bit inconsiderate.A disappointment for me was that many footpaths in the area were completely blocked to dogs by fencing in and around the stiles which meant I had to walk my dog on roads and even to get to the canal. Knowing this now I might not stay again unless I was stuck for dog-friendly accommodation in the area. I have relatives living 20 minutes away so the location was otherwise ideal for a short holiday to visit them. My dog seemed to enjoy it - her first holiday cottage!"

"Rooms are clean and shower room was great! Staff were all lovely too"