3 Stars Hotels in Lincolnshire, United Kingdom

We booked 2 rooms on a Sunday of the bank holiday to catch up with family in Lincoln. It could have been a disaster with the steam punk festival being held the same weekend and making the city super busy however, the hotel team were great in giving me information in advance such as regarding parking. We received a warm welcome from James on arrival, great service from the lady at the bar when we arrived back after a night in the town centre, and there was a good selection of breakfast food for all, including sausages cooked for our vegetarian son. Thank you for a great stay team!

A nice quick checkin and with a secure car park The room was nice and the bed very comfortable. I was impressed that tea, coffee, milk and a biscuit was left outside our door for our second night. We had dinner at the hotel for the first night. It was ok but portions were small. Breakfast the next morning was much better! And I thank the chef for serving fresh grilled tomatoes instead of tinned ones!! We chose this hotel as it was the closest to the city centre , it had a great view of the Minster and because it offered fantastic value for money. I would definitely recommend it!!

The staff were friendly and the actual hotel was quite elegant. The grounds were amazing, and there were plenty of lovely places for photos with colourful flowers. We ate dinner in the hotel and the presentation of the food and the quality was excellent. The steak was cooked to perfection. The mushroom risotto wasn't quite as good as it had some crunchy bits of rice in it. It needed about 10 minutes longer on a slow heat, and then it would have been perfect; as it wasn't that hot either. This hotel boasts that it has a spa, swimming pool, and lots of different spa room experiences. Normally, when you use the leisure facilities connected to the hotel that you're staying in, they provide towels free of charge. Not this one. We walked over with our swimwear and room key card to be told that towels were £1 each. We explained that we didn't bring a wallet, money, or a phone to pay with. We asked if they could charge it to our room. They couldn't!! They said that you can use the one in your hotel room or walk back to the hotel reception and they'd give us them. Not helpful at all. Then, we went in to find the two foot spa's didn't work, and when I said it to the leisure centre manager, his reply was ' I know as I reported them last week'. But not a sign on them to say that they weren't working! Overall, the hotel needed a bit of a spruce up; but they made up for it with friendly staff. We paid to play a 9 hole game of golf and the staff in the golf shop was amazing.

Booked through a business account, staff at check wasn’t good. Talked over me when asking basic questions, didn’t tell me anything about the restaurant times or breakfast which was pre paid. Had to ask him to check the notes a few times before he listened, still wasn’t helpful after. Booked a double bed but got a room with to singles ( on a one person booking ) room was noisy as it had an a joining door so I could hear the tv in the other room all night.

Quite a basic hotel. But clean and funtional. The location is good for Sleaford and is surrounded by fast food outlets. The staff were polite and helpful there isn't much to the hotel so not much else to write home about.

Booking was all internet based and trouble free with a follow-up call from their reception on our day of arrival, where we were able to request and be granted a free room upgrade. On our arrival the receptionist was friendly and helpful and our room was clean and tidy apart from a couple of discarded pillow cases thrown on a vacant chair. Our first floor balcony overlooked the well maintained golf course and our bed was comfortable though remained unmade the following morning, despite our room being cleaned. We should have reported this oversight to the reception but didn’t. The meals we had in the cafè/restaurant were nothing spectacular, infact in most cases they were disappointing. We were able to obtain a 10% reduction on their prices due to us being guests at the hotel, but when we tried to take advantage of another offer which was advertised in our room (a free pint of beer when ordering a burger) we were told that that particular promotion was no longer active, despite it being in our room clearly saying it was! All in all a good place to stay, the room was large and spacious, the bath and shower worked well and the grounds were well maintained. The only things that let it down were our unmade bed, discarded pillow cases and not accepting advertised offers. So only 8 out of 10

Came to stay at the Brackenbrough last week with my wife and we had an amazing time! The food was to die for, beef burnt ends and the sausage and mash stood out especially. Incredible variety of wines and spirits and reasonably priced. Chloe took our orders and was very helpful and polite, she even recommended a dish to my wife she would never normally eat and is now a firm fan! The room was beautiful and homely and very clean. The staff all were so accommodating and courteous, we will definitely be staying again soon!

What you see is what you get. Very reasonably priced . Staff friendly. & Beach small walk over the road. Would stay here again . If ya gonna moan stay somewhere else. This place does the job :-) just a pity there's no breakfast . Or closer parking

We booked 2 rooms on a Sunday of the bank holiday to catch up with family in Lincoln. It could have been a disaster with the steam punk festival being held the same weekend and making the city super busy however, the hotel team were great in giving me information in advance such as regarding parking. We received a warm welcome from James on arrival, great service from the lady at the bar when we arrived back after a night in the town centre, and there was a good selection of breakfast food for all, including sausages cooked for our vegetarian son. Thank you for a great stay team!

Unusual accommodation where it is easy to self-cater. This happened to suit us perfectly. My husband was undergoing daily radiotherapy and chemotherapy for five weeks. When we were still staying in our own home, this meant an 85 mile round trip each day. So we decided for the last two weeks to stay in Lincoln for four nights both weeks. First room we had was room 5 - spacious double en-suite on the first floor. Faced the main road, so quite a bit of traffic noise. Second week, we were in room 2, having requested a ground floor room. Again, spacious double with en-suite. Again, faced main road but we were more aware of traffic noise, as there was no double glazing in this room. Earplugs were provided! The fridges in the rooms were very useful, amply stocked for breakfasts, but still enough room for microwave meals. During our stay, the heating in our room failed, but this was speedily remedied. It is easy to contact management for help, on the number provided. Free Wi-Fi, and cable tv. Spotlessly clean, modern kitchen, with three ovens and hobs, plus two microwaves. Basic crockery and cutlery provided, but no cooking equipment. Take your own microwave dishes if you want to use your breakfast baked beans? Bathroom heated towel rails can get very hot, and are right next to the toilets, so worth being careful to avoid burns! But towels dried quickly. Very good value for money. Not luxury, but not luxury prices!

I am an ancient and reasonably crusty retired Army officer. My cum and I visited Duke William for a meal. We walked in at 7 o'clock (1900hrs in real time) and It was heaving! Think pre-Covid rush-hour Underground train. A polite young man (Josh) pointed us (combined age 170) in the right direction. The restaurant was fully booked, and thus we had to return to Josh to order our food. The meal was served remarkably promptly by a charming young lady (Lisa) and was jolly good ('pub grub') in every respect - except: the portions were far too large! When we left, about 2100hrs, the place seemed even fuller, with a mix of all ages present. In addition to the great crowd there was an eclectic selection of well-behaved dogs. I cannot comment of cost, as neither of us had visited a pub since before the wretched Covid. Well done all concerned at 'Duke William', and thanks.

Just back from our first visit to Lincoln and had a great time. We stayed at a premier inn close by which was conveniently situated for the city. We did some shopping and looked around for somewhere to have a rest and drinks. We came across the White Hart Hotel and what a find. Lovely atmosphere everyone friendly we stayed longer than planned but was worth it. Our next visit to Lincoln we will be definitely staying here.

Firstly I would like to praise the staff in this hotel. We were there as a family for a funeral and the staff were so accommodating, helpful and friendly, going out of their way to make sure we were all fixed up with room arrangements. Shoutout to Rob the night porter who put up with us later in the evening when we hijacked the bar with most of our relatives also. The hotel is apparently an old hospital with the rooms being used previously for nurses. They were quaint and olde world with huge beds and super big bathrooms. Some rooms could maybe do with a lick of paint but they had everything we needed and the location was perfect , right next to the castle and a few minutes from the amazing cathedral. The Stokes cafe/restaurant across the way is all connected to the hotel and you can have a 10% voucher from the hotel reception if you wish to use it. Lovely coffee and food there. Very lucky to book this as it was graduation week in Lincoln, so glad we were successful.

Found this little gem and so glad we did. Our room was lovely, a good size, nicely decorated and a very comfy bed. Big bathroom with a great shower and plenty of towels. Everything was spotlessly clean. Parking the car was easy (and free), the staff are lovely and couldn’t be more helpful. The pub itself is brilliant, some proper characters in there and very good prices in the bar; I actually asked the barman if he’d charged us enough on our first round as it was very cheap! It’s about 15 minutes walk into town or £6.50 in a taxi. All in all, a brilliant stay and if visiting Lincoln again would definitely consider it.

We booked 2 rooms on a Sunday of the bank holiday to catch up with family in Lincoln. It could have been a disaster with the steam punk festival being held the same weekend and making the city super busy however, the hotel team were great in giving me information in advance such as regarding parking. We received a warm welcome from James on arrival, great service from the lady at the bar when we arrived back after a night in the town centre, and there was a good selection of breakfast food for all, including sausages cooked for our vegetarian son. Thank you for a great stay team!

Unusual accommodation where it is easy to self-cater. This happened to suit us perfectly. My husband was undergoing daily radiotherapy and chemotherapy for five weeks. When we were still staying in our own home, this meant an 85 mile round trip each day. So we decided for the last two weeks to stay in Lincoln for four nights both weeks. First room we had was room 5 - spacious double en-suite on the first floor. Faced the main road, so quite a bit of traffic noise. Second week, we were in room 2, having requested a ground floor room. Again, spacious double with en-suite. Again, faced main road but we were more aware of traffic noise, as there was no double glazing in this room. Earplugs were provided! The fridges in the rooms were very useful, amply stocked for breakfasts, but still enough room for microwave meals. During our stay, the heating in our room failed, but this was speedily remedied. It is easy to contact management for help, on the number provided. Free Wi-Fi, and cable tv. Spotlessly clean, modern kitchen, with three ovens and hobs, plus two microwaves. Basic crockery and cutlery provided, but no cooking equipment. Take your own microwave dishes if you want to use your breakfast baked beans? Bathroom heated towel rails can get very hot, and are right next to the toilets, so worth being careful to avoid burns! But towels dried quickly. Very good value for money. Not luxury, but not luxury prices!

Firstly I would like to praise the staff in this hotel. We were there as a family for a funeral and the staff were so accommodating, helpful and friendly, going out of their way to make sure we were all fixed up with room arrangements. Shoutout to Rob the night porter who put up with us later in the evening when we hijacked the bar with most of our relatives also. The hotel is apparently an old hospital with the rooms being used previously for nurses. They were quaint and olde world with huge beds and super big bathrooms. Some rooms could maybe do with a lick of paint but they had everything we needed and the location was perfect , right next to the castle and a few minutes from the amazing cathedral. The Stokes cafe/restaurant across the way is all connected to the hotel and you can have a 10% voucher from the hotel reception if you wish to use it. Lovely coffee and food there. Very lucky to book this as it was graduation week in Lincoln, so glad we were successful.

Found this little gem and so glad we did. Our room was lovely, a good size, nicely decorated and a very comfy bed. Big bathroom with a great shower and plenty of towels. Everything was spotlessly clean. Parking the car was easy (and free), the staff are lovely and couldn’t be more helpful. The pub itself is brilliant, some proper characters in there and very good prices in the bar; I actually asked the barman if he’d charged us enough on our first round as it was very cheap! It’s about 15 minutes walk into town or £6.50 in a taxi. All in all, a brilliant stay and if visiting Lincoln again would definitely consider it.

I am an ancient and reasonably crusty retired Army officer. My cum and I visited Duke William for a meal. We walked in at 7 o'clock (1900hrs in real time) and It was heaving! Think pre-Covid rush-hour Underground train. A polite young man (Josh) pointed us (combined age 170) in the right direction. The restaurant was fully booked, and thus we had to return to Josh to order our food. The meal was served remarkably promptly by a charming young lady (Lisa) and was jolly good ('pub grub') in every respect - except: the portions were far too large! When we left, about 2100hrs, the place seemed even fuller, with a mix of all ages present. In addition to the great crowd there was an eclectic selection of well-behaved dogs. I cannot comment of cost, as neither of us had visited a pub since before the wretched Covid. Well done all concerned at 'Duke William', and thanks.

A nice quick checkin and with a secure car park The room was nice and the bed very comfortable. I was impressed that tea, coffee, milk and a biscuit was left outside our door for our second night. We had dinner at the hotel for the first night. It was ok but portions were small. Breakfast the next morning was much better! And I thank the chef for serving fresh grilled tomatoes instead of tinned ones!! We chose this hotel as it was the closest to the city centre , it had a great view of the Minster and because it offered fantastic value for money. I would definitely recommend it!!

Booked through a business account, staff at check wasn’t good. Talked over me when asking basic questions, didn’t tell me anything about the restaurant times or breakfast which was pre paid. Had to ask him to check the notes a few times before he listened, still wasn’t helpful after. Booked a double bed but got a room with to singles ( on a one person booking ) room was noisy as it had an a joining door so I could hear the tv in the other room all night.

I arrived at this hotel after a very long day of travelling, I was greeted cheerfully and checked in very quickly after which I was shown to my lovely large room with an equally large bathroom. The room was spotless, bright, airy and very peaceful. I unpacked and had dinner in the hotel which was lovely with great service and reasonable prices. After dinner I relaxed in my room and had a great nights sleep thanks to the peace and quiet in the hotel. Breakfast the next morning was amazing and cooked to order. Check out was efficient and Gareth had pre-booked me a taxi to take me to my meeting nearby. Thank you Millfields for a great stay.