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Kirton-in-Lindsey is a small and ancient town, or perhaps towns as there are two distinct parts, around the church where old cottages and winding little streets delight visitors, and the higher sector around the market place... Read More.

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The George Bed & Breakfast

The George Bed & Breakfast

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Spacious 3 bedroom house (SHARED FACILITIES) located within the grounds of The George, Quality Accommodation, Restaurant & Bar. All 3 rooms are double on the 1st floor with a bathroom ... More

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Lime House B&B

Lime House B&B

Lime House is a listed property that stands on a hill in the village of Kirton-in-Linsey and is walking distance to all amenities. It offers two guest rooms with shared bathroom and an adjoining room ... More | visit website

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The George (0.08 miles)

The George

The George is a family run Free house ideally located in between Lincoln to the south with Scunthorpe and Brigg to the north is Kirton in Lindsey this historic market town can trace its roots ... More | visit website

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Red Lion (2.18 miles)

Red Lion

This privately owned Inn is a freehouse which offers high quality and traditional values of service and hospitality. Good food, wines, cask ales, cosy accommodation and friendly efficient service are the emphasis of the Red Lion. ... More | visit website

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White Swan (3.44 miles)

White Swan
Set in the beautiful village of Scotter, The White Swan offers quiet and relaxing surroundings in which to enjoy a peaceful break for families and the business traveller - with this in mind it is ... More | visit website
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Forest Pines Hotel (5.87 miles)

Forest Pines Hotel
Forest Pines is a luxury golf and country club hotel set within its own 190 acres of woodland just off junction 4 of the M180 in North Lincolnshire. The hotel is one of the region‚s premier ... More | visit website
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Arties Mill Lodge (6.01 miles)

Arties Mill Lodge

Arties Mill is a charming old windmill originaly built circa 1790 The Mill is located 1 mile from the town of Brigg which has a colourful history of markets and fairs.

Brigg first grew as a ... More | visit website

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Premier Inn Scunthorpe (6.15 miles)

Ideally located within easy reach of the M180. For shops and local amenities Scunthorpe town centre and train station are both only 3 miles away. Situated 17 miles from Humberside Airport and 30 miles from ... More | visit website
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Dying Gladiator Inn (6.53 miles)

Dying Gladiator Inn
the Dying Gladiator is a friendly, family run pub offering warm welcoming accommodation and good quality dining located in the centre of the market town of brigg there are lots of things to do in ... More | visit website
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Owlett Cottage at Holme Farm (7.38 miles)

Owlett Cottage at Holme Farm

Nestling on the edge of a 50 acre pine forest, where deer are often seen and owls are resident, these two delightful cottages enjoy glorious views and an ideal location for short breaks or family ... More | visit website

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Wortley House Hotel (7.84 miles)

Wortley House Hotel

In the heart of the fast-developing North Lincolnshire town of Scunthorpe, south of the river Humber, the Wortley House Hotel is a comfortably furnished 3-star hotel. The hotel is within easy reach of the coast; the ... More | visit website

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The Clamart (8.15 miles)

The Clamart

17 bedroom family run hotel with Bar and Restaurant right in town centre.All rooms en-suite,non-smoking,tea/coffee making,TV and Digibox,homecooked food,real ale and fine wines.Wifi throughout the building.Excellent customer service.Short or long term stays welcome.All major credit ... More | visit website

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