3 Star Hotels in Lincoln, England

"I stayed here recently on a short break in Lincoln. It’s well located in a quiet area very near the castle. The staff were absolutely lovely - friendly and helpful. Stokes cafe and a great tapas restaurant are just across the courtyard and there’s a large pay and display car park behind the hotel if you drive. The hotel is very attractive and is gradually getting investment. My room was one that has already been renovated and was of a great standard. My only criticism would be that the mattress...

"Very central to old Lincoln. The dinner in the restaurant was fabulous "

"Great location , hassle free arrival and departure "

"This is a lovely place opposite the pub. Not noisy at all and the room was nicely decorated and equipped. "

"Really friendly host's and atmosphere with great food, the mixed grill was amazing, the breakfast was freshly cooked really set me up for the day. Will definitely be staying here again."

"This was a work trip , the caravan was clean and the facilities were ample for my needs , do take your own towels , but bedding was clean and the bed very comfortable , the caravan stayed warm I didn’t use any of the club facilities so can’t comment. Overall it was great for what I needed "

"Lovely hotel situated close to castle and Cathedral. Many pubs and restaurants close by. All staff we interacted with were delightful. Room was clean with very comfortable bed. Breakfast also good, cooked to order. "

"Very nice welcome from the owners and excellent room and stay overall. "

"The place was cute, and the neighbor was very kind, he came out to talk to us when we were trying to figure out parking the first night. The drive isn’t big enough for any car larger than a Mini, but there’s ample space for parking on the curb. The only real downside was the amount of bugs within the property. Any corner that was looked at held spiders of considerable size. I don’t recommend this place to anyone who’s as sensitive to those things as I am. We sat on the back porch the first night...