Find hotels near Tattershall Castle, Lincoln from SAR 176

"Lovely pub with rooms and excellent service "

"Have say what a fantastic place, the staff were all very welcoming and friendly, the pub was furnished with so much love and attention, and my room was wonderful. I highly recommend this lovely place."

"Friendly, accommodating and a great place to stay "

"Yes. Excellent service. First rate breakfast "

"Homely and welcoming accomodation in remote part of Lincolnshire. Food is only served to b and b guests, and bar is only open in evening. Perfect for visiting places such as Tattershall and Woodhall Spa"

"Wonderful place to stay. Very friendly people - quiet location Nice breakfast Will visit again"

"A great little hotel, the whole property including the staff were very warm and inviting. It was relaxing and you’re made to feel like a local. The food was delicious and if you want a snack I would highly recommend the pickled onion rings with warm honey…. Amazing!!"

"Beautiful hotel with a really lovely warm atmosphere. Great facilities, wonderfully friendly staff and the rooms were perfect. Thank you!"

"Perfect cleanliness everything you need for a get away I'd give a 10/10 rating "

"Met our needs."

"House was clean and well equipped and was a pleasure to stay"

"Beautiful and modern hotel, very secure, very well maintained. Right next to cathedral, shops and restaurants... Will definitely stay here again."

"I enjoyed my stays "

"it was really food time everything g be exiclent find eazy highly recommend the"

"Perfect location and property"

"I have stayed here a few times with my partner and its really nice and chilled. Thank you."

"Was a nice little site, with splash pad and park for the kids. Res and we visited when the weather was in the 30s"

"The room was very comfortable & the evening meal was excellent value. Staff very attentive. Upholstery throughout the hotel superior quality."

"Different experience traveling from the US- shared bathroom, check-in at the bar in the adjacent restaurant, modestly lit path along the side of the building to the hallway door that led to the rooms."