1 Night, 1 Round
Staverton Park is a popular stay-and-play option in the Midlands, pairing a modern, well-equipped hotel with a championship parkland course just outside Daventry. If you enjoy traditional inland golf, you'll like the feel here: mature trees frame many holes, bunkers are positioned to catch anything loose and water comes into play often enough to keep you honest.
The layout tends to reward sensible course management over pure power. There's good variety across the round, so it stays engaging for mixed-ability groups, particularly societies who want a fair test without it feeling like a slog.
It's also an easy one to organise. With the M1 close by, Staverton Park is reachable from most parts of the UK, which makes weekend logistics simpler for groups travelling from different directions. Once you arrive, the setting feels pleasantly self-contained, with 150 acres of parkland around the hotel and course.
Off the course, you've got the essentials covered: comfortable rooms, a leisure club with pool, gym, sauna and steam room, plus an on-site bar and restaurant for post-round food and drinks. If you're after a convenient Midlands base with golf, accommodation and facilities all in one place, Staverton Park ticks the key boxes.
Who is this for?
Golfers and groups who want a straightforward Midlands stay-and-play break with easy motorway access, on-site leisure facilities and a parkland course that suits a range of handicaps.
Who is it best for?
Societies and mid-handicappers who enjoy strategic, tree-lined golf, plus organisers who need reliable rooms, meeting space and a venue that's easy for the whole group to reach.
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1 Night, 1 Round
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Staverton Park is renowned locally for two things: the super greens which are playable throughout the calendar year, and the warm welcome reserved for all those fortunate enough to visit, making it a joy for all who choose it for a golf break.
Since opening in 1977, the parkland layout has matured greatly, and the course has grown and bedded in, with numerous hazards, including lakes and severe bunkers, posing a considerable challenge to all standards of golfers. Course condition is great all year round, with firm, fast greens and hilly fairways offering great views of the East Midlands countryside.
The front nine is undulating with some severe elevation changes, making for some tricky second shots. The back nine is flatter but features a great mix of holes, from the gorgeous par 3 12th to the thrilling finale on 18.
Staverton Park's resident PGA professionals are fully qualified to offer excellent tuition for both beginners and established players.
Signature Hole: 11th – Par 5, 554 yards
The signature 11th is the perfect risk/reward par 5 which invites the longer hitters to have a crack at reaching the green in two. Keep your tee shot as far right as you can without over-cooking it into the trees. This will set up an easier second shot; however a stream short of the green, plus a large bunker front-left, will test both your nerve and your ability to keep a fairway wood or long-iron on target. If you are not confident of carrying the stream, lay up short to set up a birdie chance.
Staverton Park has 247 rooms, making it a practical choice for societies, corporate groups and larger get-togethers where you need everyone under one roof. Room options cover the basics for solo travellers, couples and twins for golfing pairs, with modern essentials including high-speed internet and satellite TV in every room.
After a round, the leisure club is a genuine plus. There's an indoor pool for an easy recovery swim, a gym if you're fitting training in around golf and a sauna and steam room to help loosen up. The whirlpool spa is a welcome touch if you're playing back-to-back days or simply want to ease off after walking 18 holes on an undulating parkland layout.
Food and drink are straightforward to manage on-site, with a bar and restaurant in the hotel. That's handy when you'd rather not organise taxis or split the group up across different venues, particularly if you're staying for multiple nights and want to keep things simple. The restaurant offers enough variety to keep things interesting across a longer stay, and the bar has the kind of relaxed atmosphere that suits post-golf conversation without feeling overly formal.
For organisers, the size of the property and its location near the M1 also make it a familiar option for conferences and corporate outings, with space to bring everyone together before or after golf. That dual-purpose setup means the hotel is well-practised at handling groups, which tends to show in the service and the way check-in, dining and facilities are managed.
Parking is plentiful and included, which matters when you're coordinating arrivals from different parts of the country. The hotel sits within the estate grounds, so once you've checked in, everything you need, golf, leisure facilities, dining and your room, is within easy walking distance.
If you're planning a Midlands break and want to keep everything in one place, golf, accommodation, leisure facilities and dining, Staverton Park makes the logistics easy. It's the kind of setup that works particularly well for societies and groups who want a hassle-free weekend without the premium price tag you'd find at some of the bigger resort complexes.
Dharam
✓24 Aug 2026
Check in was quick and smooth. Arrival, we had arranged rolls and coffee. Very stale and poor quality. They could not even be bothered to butter the rolls. Also messed up the order. Dinner was a very average buffet with limited choice for vegetarians and other dietery restrictions. Bar service was good, but they dis not opening atab for drinks.
Dick
✓22 Aug 2026
Very professionally run hotel Staff very friendly and helpful
Kristina
✓19 Aug 2026
Room very dark and gloomy atmosphere due to dark colour of soft furnishings and furniture, feeling too cramped, very small electric fan only. Restaurant manager and team are all hardworking, (need more staff considering the volume of groups of visiting golfers), food good quality, breakfast is impressive and plenty of choice, front of hotel looks tired, reception area bright and fresh looking. The hotel grounds look neglected.
John
✓14 Aug 2026
Enjoyed our stay.
Kevin
✓28 Jul 2026
Good space, clean and well organised. Food very good with wide range of choices and buffet style allowed for varied appetites. Rooms spacious but as new owner stated are due for refresh.
Daniel
✓27 Jul 2026
Fantastic hotel, staff really friendly and approachable, the settings around the grounds are beautiful and plenty of options in the evening with different bars, pool table, sky sports shown on TV. Definitely recommend this hotel
Paul
✓21 Jul 2026
Paul
✓29 Jun 2026
The rooms are a little dated, but clean. No air con but a fan was provided in sweltering temperatures. You need to upgrade the liquor license: 11am bar opening time is a serious error. Golfers can drink at any time of the day and you are missing a huge profit opportunity. Special thanks to Lily, our dinner waitress on 27th June. She was great.
Kate
✓7 Jun 2026
ANDREW
✓7 Jun 2026
Hotel was basic but that's all you need for a short golf break.we don't get many heat waves but staverton need to think about aircon not just little fans,staff in restaurants brill staff in bar area not so but overall would revisit
Dharam
✓24 Aug 2026
Terrible organisation by pro shop in terms of speed of play. They had permitted another society to play 4 ball Texas Scramble which slowed everybody down. With the course being hilly, it was a painful wait to watch the group trundling back and fourth. Marshall was made aware of speed of play but did not do anything about it. What should have been a 4 hr 20 min round, ended up being well over 5 hours. Otherwise a very enjoyable 2 days of golf and we would return.
Dick
✓22 Aug 2026
Great range of different holes Pace of play was good until we caught up with a group of seniors on the last 9
Kristina
✓19 Aug 2026
Very busy golf course due to many big groups of visiting parties, lots of waiting between shots and at every tees, a round takes minimum of 5 hours (in a buggy), greens are diseased, very slow and bumpy. Course lay out is good, very hilly, lots of bunkers with good sand. Tee boxes are rough looking, untidy, littered with hundreds of broken tee pegs, golf buggies doesn’t look like they get cleaned at all (I’ve to clean it myself before I can drive it). The whole course look very much neglected. Although I’m pleased that I scored well below par it’s not a course I’d recommend.
John
✓14 Aug 2026
Enjoyed both rounds.
Kevin
✓28 Jul 2026
Tee time gaps correct due to starter control. Course in great condition, minimal rough, mature trees with no leaf fall, easy ball finds unless in.beyond red/yellow/white stakes. Some interesting downhill and dogleg holes requiring good club selection. Joint 9th & 18th tee off is bit of fun.
Daniel
✓27 Jul 2026
Course was in good condition considering the recent heat wave we have had burning the grass, greens were very green and well maintained. Bunkers on the course make it interesting to navigate round as they are pretty big but full of good sand not stones. Really good course overall to play and very enjoyable
Paul
✓21 Jul 2026
Paul
✓29 Jun 2026
The course gives you a chance. Little serious rough means fewer penalties. Great setting.
Adam
✓11 Jun 2026
Kate
✓7 Jun 2026
Check-in from 3pm | Check-out from 11am
7-10:30am on weekdays, 7-9:30am on weekends
Casual
Steam, Bake and Grill
Yes
Yes
Members only till roughly 10am
There are 2 bars on site
There is complimentary car parking
