Places to stay in Barby, Northamptonshire

Barby is a village in the Daventry district of Northamptonshire. Places to eat in the region include Old Royal Oak, Ask - Rugby, Frankie and Benny's, and Allerton's Restaurant.

The center of Barby ( which is at is longitude -1°12'20.945 and latitude 52°19'38.679 ) is located 4 miles away from Crick, 6 miles away from Daventry and 6 miles away from West Haddon.

Available Barby lodging

We currently have 6 accommodations in and around Barby.

Barby Hotels, B&Bs and Guest Houses

Barby Camping, Caravans, Self Catering

Things to see and do, places to eat in Barby

Havelock Restaurant ( Dining / Other ). The Blackwell Grange Hotel, Darlington, County Durham has a long and fascinating history having been built as a private home by the Allan Family. Building commenced in 1693 and was finally completed in 1717, with the property being passed down through the family until 1953. www.blackwellgrangehotel.com

Paris House ( Dining / Other ). Paris House is a fine dining restaurant that blends modern culinary techniques with traditional foods. www.parishouse.co.uk

Santa Fe Restaurant ( Dining / Other ). Located at 13 The Riverside, The Oracle, Reading, 3 miles from the center of Barby. The casual dining restaurant, where southwest American flavours blend perfectly with the freshest, high-quality produce which Britain has to offer. Drawing influence from the town of Santa fe, in New Mexico, we are the only restaurant offering South American food in Bluewater shopping centre. www.santafe.co.uk

The Living Room ( Dining / Other ). Chic, upbeat & welcoming, The Living Room is a unique restaurant and bar which has created its home in the UK’s most vibrant and cosmopolitan city centres. The Living Room offers an abundance of choice with a wide range of high quality food and drink choices, brought to the table with an award winning level of service. An extensive A la carte menu is supplemented by daily chef’s specials and monthly chef’s plates; regionally inspired dishes created from local produce or with local significance www.thelivingroom.co.uk

J's @ 636 ( Dining / Other ). ***Leisure club closed from 1st September 2009 to 4th September 2009 for maintenance. It will re-open on Saturday 5th September 2009.** Originally an old Victorian house, now tastefully converted to a three star hotel. The hotel is midway through a refurbishment program, taking it from a traditional family run hotel to a more modern contemporary boutique style. All public areas have been refurbished. Our next stage is to update the bedrooms to the same style. The hotel has excellent leisure facilities including an indoor swimming pool, spa, hydrotherapy spa, gym, sauna and beauty treatment rooms. The hotel has three well equipped conference rooms, as well as a civil ceremony license ideal for those wishing to marry and enjoy their wedding day and evening all under one roof. For those who wish to indulge the restaurant JS at 636 offers a wide range of elected cuisine from traditional to modern, using seasonal fresh produce where possible. Situated opposite is Eaglescliffe golf course described by Golf Monthly magazine as a hidden gem of English golf. We are one mile from picturesque Yarm, with cobbled high street and an ancient viaduct. Yarm has just been voted 2007 best high street in Britain.

The Fat Cat Cafe Bar ( Dining / Other ). Located in the Chapel Quarter area of Nottingham, Fat Cat is set over two floors. Floor to ceiling windows give the venue an open, light feel while the dark wood and low lighting maintain the Fat Cat feel. The main bar is located on the ground floor, with comfy sofas and informal dining it’s the perfect place to sit back and relax. The first floor accommodates the restaurant with amazing panoramic views over the city’s Market Square, perfect for a romantic meal or dinner with friends. The outside seating area comes into its own in the summer where you can sit and watch the world go by.