Hotels in Market Harborough - Click for Closest to Centre

Hotel Name Town Star Price
The White Horse Inn
1 Harborough Road, Stoke Albany, Leicestershire 		Market Harborough 4 Star Quality In Tourism £59.00
The Angel Hotel
37 High Street, Market Harborough, Leicestershire 		Market Harborough £48.00
The Copperfield Hotel - Book Now
66 Northampton Road, Market Harborough, Leicestershire 		Market Harborough 2 Star AA £37.00
Three Swans Hotel & Restaurant - Book Now
21 High St, Market Harborough, Leicestershire 		Market Harborough 3 Star £47.00

Hotels Closest to The Centre of Market Harborough

Hotel Name Town Star Price
The Copperfield Hotel - Book Now
Located on Northampton Road (0.18 Miles from Market Harborough) 		Market Harborough 2 Star AA £37.00
Three Swans Hotel & Restaurant - Book Now
Located on High St (0.19 Miles from Market Harborough) 		Market Harborough 3 Star £47.00
The Angel Hotel
Tel: 01858 462702
Located on High Street (0.26 Miles from Market Harborough) 		Market Harborough £48.00
Travel Plaza Hotel
Tel: 01536 764 789
Located on Harborough Road (3.87 Miles from Market Harborough) 		Kettering 2 Star £45.00
The White Horse Inn
Tel: 01858 535268
Located on Harborough Road (4.56 Miles from Market Harborough) 		Market Harborough 4 Star Quality In Tourism £59.00

About Market Harborough

Market Harborough is a market town in Leicestershire, England, upon the River Welland. It has a population of 20,785 (2001 census), and is the administrative headquarters of the Harborough district. Market Harborough is located in a rural part of south Leicestershire right next to the Northamptonshire border, and is roughly 15 miles (24 km) south of Leicester and 10 miles north of Kettering. The town is near the A14 main road and Market Harborough railway station is served by the Midland Main Line railway. There is also a branch of the Grand Union Canal which terminates in the town. Nearby to the town are the famous Foxton Locks. The town is currently an unparished area in the Harborough district, with no town council of its own. It is the third least populated town of this sort. Market Harborough was founded in the 12th century as a market town to provide a market to boost the economy of the surrounding area. The town had a clothes making industry, with corsets being made in the town. The factory where they were made is behind the Old Grammar School in the photo - it is now used as a library. One of the town's most notable features is an unusual grammar school dating from 1614 located in the town centre which stands on wooden stilts. The underside was once used as a butter market. Market Harborough Grammar School was founded in 1607 by Robert Smyth, a poor native of the town who became Comptroller of the City of London's Chamber and member of the Merchant Taylors' Company. The school that is descended from that original now caters for 13-18 year-olds and is called the Robert Smyth School (once upon a time it was the King Edward VII Grammar School). The school badge is the arms of the City of London. The other main school in the town is Welland Park School, for pupils aged 11 to 14, which acts as a feeder school for Robert Smyth School

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