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Gently sloping landscapes of rich
pastures, and areas of woodland stretch between the historic cities
of Northampton and Leicester. From the Grand Union Canal, rivers
such as Avon, Nene and Welland start their journey here, flowing
past quaint villages with cottages of timber and honey-coloured
stone. Adjacent to the magnificent Rockingham Castle built by William
the Conqueror over 900 years ago, the Hotel Elizabeth Rockingham
makes an interesting location for business or leisure. It offers
all the comforts you would expect from a modern and friendly hotel.
- The hotel has 71 en-suite bedrooms including
2 four-poster mini suites and the master suite, with its Jacuzzi
and King size bed. All rooms have satellite television, direct-dial
telephone, trouser press, hairdryer, tea and coffee making facilities.
- The Mediterranean style restaurant and bar offers
a perfect blend of a warm relaxing atmosphere, good food, wine
and excellent service. There is wide choice of menus each evening
as well as a carvery on Sundays.
- There are seven meeting and conference suites,
all fully air-conditioned, which can accommodate from 10 to 400
delegates. The hotel offers full support facilities including
audio visual, photocopying, fax and secretarial services.
- The Hotel Elizabeth Rockingham is the ideal setting
for a wedding, party or private dinner party. Whether a large
or small gathering for up to 350, they provide the banqueting
experience and expertise you require.
- The hotel holds a civil ceremony licence.
- All public areas air-conditioned.
- 24 hour room service.
- Private car park.
- Stansted Airport 1 hour 30 minutes: Birmingham
International Airport 1 hour
Kettering train station 20 minutes away.
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Near Stamford turn right onto
the A43 signposted Corby. Continue on this road until after
passing Corby Golf Club on your right (second exit) signposted
Oakham (A6003) and Rockingham. Continue on the A6116 over
a series of five roundabouts, following signs to Oakham and
Rockingham. After the fifth roundabout, turn left just before
the rugby club. The hotel entrance is immediately on your
left.
If you need a more detailed route, we recommend
the AA's Route Planner
service
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