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Mercure Hotel Northampton


Excellent service is high on the business agenda


It’s one of Northampton’s best-known hospitality landmarks, playing a key part in so many of the town’s large- scale events, charity nights and awards presentations, but at the Mercure Hotel Northampton business is as high on the agenda as leisure. State-of-the-art facilities and a range of 12 meeting


rooms that can be confi gured to suit all needs, combined with 146 recently refurbished bedrooms, make it the ideal venue for anything from a small meeting or a company presentation up to a conference for up to 600 people.


Conveniently situated in the centre of Northampton,


the hotel is very accessible, positioned close to the railway station and within easy reach of the M1 motorway and other major road links, and provides the option of combining an event or business trip with the local entertainment and sports venues, as well as access to the busy town centre with its bars and restaurants. T e Mercure Northampton Hotel is a member of the


Royal and Derngate Business Club, and works with the theatre venue to promote shows and events to guests, and encourages theatregoers to use the hotel for an overnight stay for convenience before or after the show. T e hotel has its own bar and restaurant, as well as


a fi tness centre; and a key factor in attracting corporate guests is the availability of free parking in the hotel’s 180-space car park – a major advantage for a large town centre venue.


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