
New St, Oundle, PE8 4EA, United Kingdom
Said to be haunted by the ghost of Mary Queen of Scots, this Elizabethan hotel has historic features and an on-site restaurant. The Talbot offers en suite bedrooms, WiFi access and free parking. Each en suite bedroom offers tea and coffee making facilities and a TV with Freeview channels. Some of the bedrooms feature bathrobes and slippers. The restaurant and bar offer traditional British cuisine, fine wines and real ales. The The Talbot Hotel, Oundle , Near Peterborough boasts oak beams, open fires and many other historic qualities. Some parts of the hotel come from Fotheringhay Castle. This includes the staircase, which Mary Queen of Scots walked down before being executed. Oundle is a town with Georgian architecture and a 14th-century church. Close by is Lyveden New Bield, the remains of a cross-shaped 16th-century lodge. Peterborough (and its shopping centre) is just 16 km away.
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Room type | Beds |
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Classic Single Room |
1 Single Bed |
Classic Double Room |
1 Large Double Bed |
Classic Twin Room |
2 Single Beds |
Accessible Double Room |
1 Double Bed |
Deluxe Double Room |
1 Double Bed |
Deluxe Suite |
1 Large Double Bed 1 Sofa Bed |
Superior Double Room |
1 Large Double Bed |
Large Double Room |
1 Large Double Bed |
Free parking
Facilities for disabled guests
Non-smoking rooms
Restaurant
Free WiFi
Room service
Tea/coffee maker in all rooms
Bar
From 15:00
Checkout:Until 11:00
Pets are allowed on request. Charges may be applicable.
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