Although the main mansion house was constructed in 1855 some parts of Cleatham Hall date back to much earlier times. Nestled in the beautiful North Lincolnshire countryside, it offers eight stunning guest suites on a bed and breakfast basis.
Steeped in aviation history, this unique country hotel was the former home of the legendary 617 ‘Dambusters’ Squadron. Set in 30 acre grounds, it now offers cosy rooms and fine locally sourced food, as well as a range of beauty treatments.
The former Queen Elizabeth Grammar School in Gainsborough, Hickman Hill Hotel dates back to 1795. Set in beautifully landscaped grounds, complete with fishpond, the hotel offers luxurious en suite rooms and an award-winning restaurant.
Nestled between the historic city of Lincoln and the Humber Estuary, this boutique hotel and restaurant is set in the quiet riverside village of Scotter. Maintaining the character and charm of a traditional coaching inn, internally it features all modern conveniences.
Follow in the footsteps of kings and queens and spend a night or two at the historic Angel and Royal Hotel. One of England’s oldest inns on the Great North Road, the Angel, at Grantham, has been welcoming weary travellers since 1203.
The birthplace of the Nobel Peace Prize winner Sir Norman Angell, this fine historic building has been sympathetically restored to provide a high standard of modern accommodation in tastefully decorated en suite rooms, complete with a fine restaurant and bistro bar.
Behind the late-Victorian façade of the current White Hart Hotel there hides much older structures. With 24 refurbished en suite bedrooms on offer, guests can enjoy picturesque riverside views of the famous, medieval ‘Boston Stump’ tower of St Botolph’s Church.
One of England’s greatest coaching inns, the George Hotel has been welcoming weary travellers for more than 900 years. Now with 45 individually designed, boutique-style bedrooms, guests can enjoy high-quality, traditional and imaginative cuisine in the restaurants and bars.
Set over three listed buildings originally occupied by members of the Cecil family, Earl’s of Exeter, this stylish hotel offers unique, individually designed bedrooms with original features. The charming restaurant serves locally sourced, fresh, simple and seasonal food.
Enjoying spectacular views over Lincoln’s awe-inspiring 11th century cathedral, the White Hart Hotel occupies a site on the ancient street of Bailsgate. Guests can unwind in their luxurious rooms before enjoying a range of regional specialities in the hotel’s restaurant.