Harboro Hotel
Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire

The Harboro Hotel has been part of historic Melton Mowbray for over 200 years. It's now in private ownership and has recently been refurbished in the public areas. Whilst retaining its eighteenth century character this coaching inn offers all the modern day comforts to make your stay an enjoyable one. Its 26 en-suite bedrooms all have T.V., tea and coffee making facilities and direct dial telephones. The genial atmosphere at the Harboro Hotel makes it easy to relax with the emphasis being on friendly but efficient service. This attractive and comfortable hotel makes a pleasant base for the businessman. The Harboro Hotel is also experienced and efficient in catering for social functions.

Melton Mowbray's rich history and heritage are still evident today if one looks above the modern shop frontages and at buildings such as the Anne of Cleves' House, a gift from King Henry VIII to his divorced wife in the mid 16th century. Melton Mowbray is bustling with activity on Tuesdays, when both street and cattle markets are held. Everything from clothing and household goods to fresh produce can be purchased. There is a large Saturday street market too, and on Wednesdays a small antique/bric-a-brac market takes place in the town centre. The main shopping area is centred around the market place, along Nottingham Street and in covered shopping centres, including the Bell Centre and Melton Boulevard. The areas are all served by inexpensive car parking and off street parking.