Featuring an on-site bar and restaurant, The George is located in Kirton-in-Lindsey and offers 4-star accommodation in an old coaching inn that dates back to the 17th Century.
Lorraine
United Kingdom
A great place to stay..excellent customer service and excellent food..
Situated within 23 km of Eco-Power Stadium and 25 km of Cusworth Hall, The Loco features rooms with air conditioning and a private bathroom in Doncaster.
lesley
United Kingdom
The hosts were amazing, the food was excellent- dinner and breakfast. Would stay again.
Situated 23 km from Lincoln University, The Lord Nelson Inn offers 4-star accommodation in Newark upon Trent and has a garden, a restaurant and a bar.
Sandy
United Kingdom
The Breakfast was more than perfect, the staff were friendly and helpful, would definitely stay here again
Can recommend a quiet time away but not too far from other facilities (shops etc).
In the heart of the historic village of Laxton, The Dovecote Inn is a charming traditional inn offering fine food and rooms that are spacious and full of character. Wi-fi is free.
Kim
United Kingdom
We stayed in room 1. It had everything we needed and the decor in the bedroom and the shower was lovely. Comfortable mattress and the room had everything we needed. Not in the pub but in a converted barn opposite.
The Pyewipe has a rural setting beside the Roman Fossedyke canal, with views of Lincoln Cathedral and castle. It is a 20-minute walk from city centre and the historic quarter.
Perfect for rustic breaks in the countryside, an Inn is a small property with basic hotel services and typically traditional decor. Inns are fully licensed and have a bar providing food and drinks in the evening, which distinguishes them from country or guest houses.
Staying to go to a funeral locally. Just looking for an overnight but would return for a longer stay and play the golf course as well. Super comfy bed and really quiet. Excellent breakfast. Friendly staff. The wake was also at the venue and the food was excellent. As a golf club so not open for dinner in the evening but a quick trip into town for food.
Lovely quirky B+B with a superb breakfast - best one I have ever had at a B+B. Ideal stopover for the Blyton Park race track. Lovely to see chickens, sheep and a turkey wandering around the grounds of the farm. Hugh, the owner, is a very friendly chap and very knowledgeable. The nearby Rose and Crown do a great sunday carvery roast dinner
An unexpectedly lovely little hotel. Was concerned when I saw it was only 2 star, but it was well appointed, comfortable, clean and breakfast was excellent. We didn't eat dinner in the hotel, so can't comment on that; another time!
The room was independent of the main building, was situated on the ground floor and within easy reach of the car park. I was pleased with the area of space in the room which exceeded my expectations and the water supply in the bathroom was very hot and supplied with plenty of pressure. The menu in the Inn was extensive and prepared and served to a good standard
Didn't have breakfast as leaving early next morning but lunch and evening dinner was very good and value for money.
The only down side would be they don't supply bottle water in room for the kettle. And that's being really picky. Great stopp over for my requirements
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steve
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