Best Hotels in Peterborough
Peterborough is a fast rail stop between London and the North, and its hotels range from the station to the river and the edge of the city. Here is how to choose.
Near the station
The station is a short walk west of the centre, on the main line to London, York and Scotland. Staying close to it suits a short trip by train, with the cathedral and the square a few minutes away on foot.
The station is a short walk west of the centre, on the main line to London, York and Scotland.
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Around the cathedral
The streets around the cathedral precincts are the most attractive part of the centre to stay in, with the square, the restaurants and the river all close by. Ask for a room away from the busier streets if you want a quiet night at the weekend.
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Somewhere to book a room or a table for the evening, in Peterborough itself.
Book somewhere first, then see who is free this evening.
Out by the parkways
Peterborough is ringed by fast roads known locally as parkways, linked to the A1(M), and larger hotels with their own parking sit near them. They suit a visitor who is driving, with the centre a short taxi ride away.
Peterborough is ringed by fast roads known locally as parkways, linked to the A1(M), and larger hotels with their own parking sit near them.
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Stamford, nearby
Stamford, a stone built market town a short drive north west, has old coaching inns and a slower pace. It suits a visitor who wants a quieter, more historic base and does not mind the drive.
Stamford, a stone built market town a short drive north west, has old coaching inns and a slower pace.
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Arriving and leaving without fuss
Book in your own name, let a friend know the address and check whether reception is staffed late. Ask about parking before you book if you are driving into the centre. As everywhere on the site, this guide is for adults aged 18 and over.
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Frequently asked questions
Yes. It is on the main line, so a hotel near the station makes arriving and leaving very simple.
Out by the parkways, or in Stamford, will usually be quieter than the city centre at the weekend.
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