In the rolling countryside of Market Harborough, with access to historical sites, outdoor and sporting venues, and secluded walks, choice of rooms or cottages, restaurant

Good7.6

(96 reviews)

Angel Hotel Leicester

District: City Centre Popular

Comfortable and inviting, ideal for families, couples, and solo tourists, situated at the end of the high street.

Good7.4

(113 reviews)

Best Western Three Swans Hotel

District: City Centre Popular

A 10 minute ride from Foxton Locks, a traditional 16h century coaching inn offering competitive rates.

Good7.2

(148 reviews)

Copperfield Hotel Market Harborough

District: City Centre Popular

Tourist hotel with easy access to public transport links and a short walk from leisure facilities.

Good7.4

(146 reviews)

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Introduction to Market Harborough, England

The town of Market Harborough can be found on the border of the Leicestershire and Northamptonshire regions in central England. This picturesque market town actually contains two smaller villages. Little Bowden lies just a kilometre or so away from the middle of town, while just a little further away lies Great Bowden, which can be found over a hill. St Dionysius Parish Church, which dates back to 1470, is Market Harborough's tallest building, but an even more unique landmark is located next door to the church. The town's Old Grammar School was built on wooden stilts in 1614 and educated many students who eventually attended Oxford, Cambridge, and other prestigious universities. Other historic buildings include its old fire station, its old town hall, and the Harborough Museum housed inside a former corset factory which contains archaeological finds from the Roman Empire. Most Market Harborough hotels are rural type accommodation such as bed and breakfast establishments, cottages, campsites and even working farms.

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