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"Not a good experience. Food was okay but menu flattered to deceive. The service our table received was nothing short of dreadful.Shame because it was a special night with friends ..." More

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"Called for lunch about 230pm on the way to Stamford Shakespeare Company. Had meals from the lunch menu. They were excellent and washed down with Abbot ale kept in fine ..." More

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Aswarby lies close to the A15, the road to Sleaford. It is set in a rural part of Lincolnshire, north of Osbournby. The A15 road curves around the delightful park of Aswarby, which possesses some fine mature oak trees. M.R. James, considered by many academics to be one of the finest writers of short supernatural fiction, based one of his famous stories on Aswarby Hall. Many of his readers were unaware that the Hall actually existed. The Tudor mansion was extended in 1836 but unfortunately pulled down in 1951. Only the entrance gates still remain. The name Aswarby is likely to be of Danish origin, like many places in Lincolnshire. The suffix 'by' means settlement or place in Old Danish. It is likely that the name is derived from the Old Danish name of Aswarth. It is recorded as 'Asuuardebi' in the Domesday Book. Travellers on the A15 road can stop by the Tally Ho Inn at Aswarby. The Tally Ho Inn features blazing open fires and old wooden furniture. It has been described as 'a real come-in-from-the-cold sort of place'. The inn also features six rooms in a converted barn just a few steps away.

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Mareham House B&B (1.74 miles)

Mareham House B&B
Mareham House is a renovated farm house built in 1873 set in 30 acres of working arable land. All en suite rooms have free wifi, tea & coffee making facilities, hair-dryer, ipod docking stations, clock ... more | visit website
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Travelodge Sleaford (4.70 miles)

There are loads of reasons our customers choose to stay at Travelodge. Our great value clean and comfortable rooms with en-suite provide everything needed for a good night's sleep and are close to where people ... more | visit website

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Ancaster B&B (5.74 miles)

Ancaster B&B

Ancaster B&B provides very high quality accommodation in an old stone built house in the middle of the Roman village of Ancaster. We have only just opened after a substantial renovation programme that has added ... more | visit website

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Byards Leap Lodge (7.56 miles)

Byards Leap Lodge

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A very warm and friendly welcome awaits you at Byards Leap Lodge and Country Kitchen (licensed) Ideally situatied for the busissman,tourist, visiting friends/relatives and /or en-route holiday maker.

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Churchfield House (8.10 miles)

Churchfield House
Churchfield House is situated in the centre of the village of Carlton Scroop, near Grantham, Lincolnshire. This very comfortable family single storey house is set in lovely gardens surrounded by fields and is a superb ... more | visit website
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De Vere Belton Woods (8.89 miles)

De Vere Belton Woods

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Set in 475 acres of countryside, Belton Woods in the heart of Lincolnshire is one of the country's finest resorts. This 136 bedroom hotel is a complete health, golf and ... more

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Old Coach House Motel (9.61 miles)

Old Coach House Motel

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The Old Coach house nestles in the centre of the small village of North Kyme. Situated on the main a153 Skegness road. Ideal for business or pleasure, in the heart of ... more

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Boston Lodge Hotel (9.62 miles)

Boston Lodge Hotel
Boston lodge is situated just off the A17 on the A1121 Boston road.We are only 7 miles from Boston and ideally placed for touring the fens. Fishing, golf, cycling, walking, bird watching, it's all ... more | visit website
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The Brownlow Arms (9.77 miles)

The Brownlow Arms

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In the heart of picturesque village in Lincolnshire, The Brownlow Arms is a 17th Century Country Inn formerly owned by Lord Brownlow. Providing good old fashioned country hospitality and modern ... more

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Angel & Royal Hotel (9.79 miles)

Angel & Royal Hotel

The Angel is reputed to be Britain's Oldest Inn c.1203 and where 7 past King's of England have held there Court's. Purchased by local business professionals in 2002 and now under the helm of one ... more | visit website

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