Hotels in de buurt van Hodgett's Lake (Lincoln)

'Het was goed ! ruime kamer en uitstekende verwelkoming. Het bed was zalig. op 10min wandelafstand van het centrum. '

'We hebben een week in dit hotel doorgebracht en hebben niets te klagen. Mooie ruime, nette kamers, absoluut niet gehorig en de WiFi werkt er uitstekend. Vriendelijk personeel, goed ontbijt. Omgeving is erg mooi, wij komen hier zeker nog terug! Tip: eet bij de buren (Frankie & Bennies!)'

'The room was clean, comfortable and quiet. The breakfast was good and the hosts could not have been more welcoming. Highly recommended.'

'Stop for a week the Breakfast was just warm and chips for breakfast it's to over priced'

'Affordable and quiet'

'Beautiful room and perfectly placed for attending a wedding at the Gilstrap Centre. Directions, parking, and self check in were all well described and easy to follow.'

'Good room'

'The room was amazing spacious and clean '

'Vlot inchecken en nette kamers. Fijn bed en goed ontbijt. Enige minpuntje: douche in de badkuip, daardoor iets minder comfortabel.'

'Great location. Ideal location for Southwell racecourse. 15 minute leisurely stroll to the racecourse from the accommodation. Our overnight stay was great from start to finish - easy check in, free car parking, clean tidy and comfortable room. Bathroom, including shower, was clean and modern. The sink was on the small side. Good value for money.'

'Staff here are where very helpful we booked a family room when arriving into our room there was only a double bed and one single for a family of 4 2 adults and 2 children. The staff were very quick to help and re arranged us a new room without hesitation. We had travelled a lot the day of staying. Decided to eat at the hotel was disappointed that there wasn’t a children menu for our children to pick from. Couldn’t fault the food was absolutely Devine for dinner and breakfast was lovely to all...

'The property was lovely and very near to everything.'

'Quiet room. Excellent food.'

'Expedia should be ashamed to charge for accommodation in what was a hostel for vagrants. During the period that access was unavailable to us, a neighbour told us that the Hamilton was used to house council-sent people, and we saw three such unfortunate people waiting to enter. My wife was frightened by the property when access was eventually gained, describing it as being like her idea of a prison, and I found it forbidding and inhospitable. We immediately left the building and luckily were able...