Overlooking the scenic, trendy Brayford Waterfront area and the River Witham, this Holiday Inn is located within 5 minutes’ walk of Lincoln Rail Station.
Terry
United Kingdom
Staff where absolutely superb, last minute booking due to leaving a dirty hotel. Room and facilities were exceptional. Clean and quiet
Beautiful 1930's Art Deco building directly opposite Lincoln Castle and only a few minutes' walk from the Cathedral and historic Bailgate, with its selection of independent shops and restaurants.
This family-run Georgian manor is set in secluded grounds only 3 miles from Lincoln and has an AA rosette award for its food. Free WiFi and free private parking are available.
alison
United Kingdom
Staff were helpful and friendly. The food was lovely - both breakfast and dinner. Central location. Will definitely consider if we go back to Lincoln
Set in Lincoln, 6.5 km from Lincoln University, Woodcocks, Lincoln by Marston's Inns offers accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar.
Situated in the heart of Lincoln’s historical quarter, The White Hart Hotel Lincoln offers newly refurbished accommodation with a restaurant, a cocktail lounge and a bar within the shadows of the...
With an award-winning restaurant and stylish wine bar, Tower Hotel offers boutique bedrooms with free Wi-Fi. In Lincoln's Cathedral Quarter, the hotel is 500 metres from the Medieval Bishop’s Palace.
Clare
United Kingdom
Property was modern and tastefully decorated. Breakfast was superb. Staff very helpful. Location fantastic for shopping and pubs, restaurants etc
Beautiful 1930's Art Deco building directly opposite Lincoln Castle and only a few minutes' walk from the Cathedral and historic Bailgate, with its selection of independent shops and restaurants.
very spacious rooms, well presented. definitely stay again.
Just off the A46, south of the city of Lincoln and with good access to the area’s major roads, the hotel offers free parking and comfortable rooms at great-value rates.
staff were excellent absolutely credit to the hotel
Situated in South Hykeham, on the outskirts of the historic city of Lincoln, this hotel and leisure center is ideally located just 8 minutes away from the A1/Newark junction.
My wife enjoyed herself so much. She wants to rebook
Windmill Farm Lincoln offers everything under one roof: A striking hotel with dining, a beer garden with an outside play area for children, and parking for over 300 cars.
Very pleasant accommodation not to far from city centre
Located in Lincoln, 32 km from Lincoln University, OYO 4 Sisters Inn provides accommodation with a shared lounge, free private parking and a terrace. This 4-star hotel offers free WiFi.
Good position, lovely room. Good facilities . Good price.
FAQs about hotels in Lincoln
On average, 3-star hotels in Lincoln cost £111 per night, and 4-star hotels in Lincoln are £112 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Lincoln can on average be found for £126 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Lincoln this weekend is £111 or, for a 4-star hotel, £168. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Lincoln for this weekend cost on average around £307 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
On average, it costs £193 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Lincoln for tonight. You'll pay on average around £123 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Lincoln will cost around £329 (based on Booking.com prices).
Lincoln was a powerhouse of medieval England and retains amazing monuments from that period. In the Uphill district is the castle built for William the Conqueror. Inside its an original copy of the Magna Carta and its ramparts offer fabulous city views. Across the cobbled square which houses the large Christmas market is huge Lincoln Cathedral whose unusual façade features 2 tall towers, while another at its centre overlooks the Bishop’s Palace.
Connecting the cathedral quarter with the Downhill district is aptly named Steep Hill, a narrow street lined with unique shops and historic buildings including the Jew’s House. Even older are the Roman Newport Arch, Mint Wall and the well on Bailgate.
This road slopes down to meet the River Witham at High Bridge, a stone-arched structure with a half-timbered building atop that is the oldest of its kind in England. Lincoln boat trips depart from the Brayford Pool just west.
Another monument is the 18th-century Ellis Mill, opposite the Museum of Lincolnshire Life. The Collection combines an archaeology museum and art gallery, while The Lawn has a conference centre and the Joseph Banks Conservatory, displaying artefacts he brought back from adventures with Captain Cook.
Booking.com’s Lincoln accommodation covers luxury waterfront hotels, guest houses by the university and cheap apartments near the train station.
What guests said about Lincoln:
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10
Lincoln is a hidden gem with lots of historic buildings,...
Lincoln is a hidden gem with lots of historic buildings, boutiques and a great choice of quality restaurants. We ate at the White Horse, Café Zoot and Ginos Italian Restaurant all three had excellent food and good service.
Neil
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Although we know Lincoln well, having lived in that area...
Although we know Lincoln well, having lived in that area until 15 years ago, we were surprised that not everything was open for example the Bishops Palace. Lincoln can be an ideal city break but everything needs to be open. However we still had a great 3 days, Visited November 20124
Peter
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
A truly unique interesting and historic City but not stuck...
A truly unique interesting and historic City but not stuck in the past, great for historic buildings, some good museums, good individual traditional old pubs for Real Ale drinkers but the big chains are also well represented, great local food, pork products especially sausages and pork pies, plum bread, cheese, specialist Tea and coffee to buy and take home, plenty of cafes and coffee shops if you are thirsty, regular events in the castle and cathedral quarter including various guided walks etc, Theatre Royal plus other nightlife if that's your thing.
I go frequently, always something that I haven't seen before.
Steve
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Cathedral is a must.
Cathedral is a must. Don't visit Lincoln without taking a tour around the cathedral. Castle tour was also good, although it's more of a prison than a castle now - but there's still a lot of history there. Strugglers pub worth a visit if you like real ale and real pubs.
Steve
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
The Cathedral is stunning.
The Cathedral is stunning. We saw it for the first time when it was illuminated after dark and we walked through the archway to see the West Front in all its glory. Ticket prices include guided tours.
The walk up Steep Hill leads past beautiful little shops and cafes and the cobbled streets in the area are full of character. The Pie Shop is a great place to eat and Mary the waitress who served us is so friendly and welcoming. The Castle is also interesting with great views of the Cathedral and the very interesting Victorian prison.
We went on a Ghost Walk which as well as the ghost stories, which were told with great enthusiasm and flair, included historical information. The Strugglers pub is a great place to chat with friendly local people.
Evelyn
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
I have never visited the old part of the city, and the house...
I have never visited the old part of the city, and the house is located in Bailgate which is one of the oldest areas, so plenty of lovely architecture and interesting history to be discovered! The cathedral is absolutely stunning - we went late on a Sunday afternoon so it was free, but because there was a service we couldn't see the whole of it so you'd have to balance that with paying the rest of the time. The city is incredibly dog friendly, which was a huge boon to us. We also had a wonderful lunch (we didn't take the dog but they do have dog friendly areas, just make sure you let them know when you book) at The White Horse on Hungate - excellent food and service :) You have a huge range of shops in the new town should you need them, but also a great range of independent shops and cafes around the old town too, so lots of choice. The castle was an excellent day out - it took most of the time just to do the castle walls, so worth paying just for that if you are short of time. Car parking in general is quite expensive, though.
Natalie
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Room was nicely decorated,the pool and spa facilities were good, the bar was a really lovely area, we didnt eat in restaurant so cant say but looked nice. We used hotel as base to see lincoln which was short drive away, or was bus stop we noticed directly outside hotel on main road into city centre.
We did wander over to the brewers fayre pub to sit outside in garden there as weather was lovely and next door so convenient.
Hotel looks better inside than the rather dated, tatty, outside of it.
Excellent location, literally round the corner from the Lincolnshire Museum (highly recommended) and an easy 10 minute walk to the historic city centre. Local shops very good, particularly fish and chip shop on Burton Road.
Lots of accommodation in this amazing house, all very comfortable. Appreciated the garage parking too, and small lawn for our dog.
Parking available at the hotel, £10 for 24hrs. Located 10minute walk to the 'Engine Shed' where I went to a gig. Hotel clean, nice bar area and clean room. Competative on price and would stay again if visiting Lincoln. Late checkout at 12:00 is always nice!
We stayed at The Tower Hotel as we were attending a concert at Lincoln Castle .
It was a great location and right in the centre of Lincoln for all amenities and restaurants /bars etc
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