Compare Hotels Near Mallory Park

A popular motor racing venue, Mallory Park is in the historic hamlet of Kirkby Mallory, and just a short journey from the M1, M69 and the city of Leicester. It is also easily accessible from most Leicestershire hotels, and just a 20-mile journey from East Midlands Airport and 26 miles from Birmingham Airport.

More About Mallory Park.

Although it's one of Britain's shortest permanent racing circuits, Mallory Park regularly hosts many prestigious racing events, from the European Formula 5000 Championship to the British Superbike Championship. The venue was originally the site of an RAF station, which later became a pony trotting circuit after the Second World War.

The first horse race was held in the 1950s, and Mallory quickly developed into a thriving business, attracting tens of thousands of spectators to its events by the 1960s. Indeed, by the 1970s, Mallory hosted the vast majority of Britain's cycling and car championships, and has also become a popular venue for corporate events and other special private functions.

Hotels near Mallory Park

Very close to Mallory Park is the elegant Rothley Court Hotel, a three star venue in an attractive historic house offering free WiFi in all rooms and public areas, and well-equipped meeting rooms. The venue is also within easy reach of the budget friendly Highbury Gust House, which provides brightly decorated rooms and is less than two miles from Loughborough University.

Many hotels in Leicester also provide free self-parking, 24-hour room service, and 24-hour receptions so you can always make a request or ask a question at any time, day or night.

Place to Visit near Mallory Park

Whatever hotel you choose near Mallory Park, you'll enjoy easy access to the historic centre of Leicester, which is home to numerous Roman and medieval remains, including sections of a Norman castle. Leicester is also home to the National Space Centre, which is noted for its large Sir Patrick Moore Planetarium and is one of Europe's leading centres for space research. In addition, the city is acclaimed for its King Power Stadium, a 32,262-capacity venue that is the home of Leicester City Football Club and has also been used for high-profile rugby matches.