This Premier Inn is located 2 miles south of Lincoln, on the edge of the village of Canwick. We…read morestayed there in part because they have a free on-site car park, whereas the one in the centre of Lincoln doesn't. We stayed in a Premier Plus room, which comes with free Wifi, USB charging points, and slightly nicer decor (they have been refurbished recently). They are also located in a quieter part of the hotel. We found it to be clean, very comfortable, and I liked having a bath as well as a shower. The rooms have excellent sound proofing - we didn't hear any traffic noise from the adjacent main roads. The rooms come with an ironing board, iron, and hair dryer, plus extra pillows if you need them. The only we had is that the heating/air-conditioning fan was a little too noisy to use throughout the night. Not a problem for us in March, but in the summer it might be irritating. The other issue is that there's no lift, so if you have a lot of luggage a ground floor room might be better. Breakfast is served in the adjacent Beefeater restaurant. This was okay, but the cooked items were a little dried out on the hot plates: putting out less to match turnover might have been better. But the choice was fine, both of continental and cooked items. Staff were very friendly, and helped out when we'd muddled up the wifi codes (you get two codes if you are staying for two days, and each code is valid for 3 devices, but this wasn't completely clear on the meail, which you get once you have checked in). The hotel is just across the road from the entrance to the International Bomber Command memorial and visitor attraction. It's a 5 minute walk (they charge for parking, so worth thinking about). Overall, we had a very good stay and would return.

A Premier Inn is a Premier Inn but this one I've stayed in for work - and will be staying in again…read moreand I'm hapy enough about that. This one is on the outskirts of Lincoln. A typical Premier Inn, with a Table Table restaurant attached where breakfast is served if you have booked B&B and other meals can be had. Rooms are a standard layout from what I've experienced. Great, comfortable double bed, with two types of pillows and a duvet, rather than sheets. A TV with freeview is in the room, as well as mini kettle with tea and coffee. Bathroom is immaculate, cleaning is great here. For any single female travellers, there are some nice touches which I have not experienced before. Location of room is considered for you and also on check in, staff will hand you your room key/card but your room number is written on a card, rather than announced to all and sundry in reception for security reasons. Breakfast is fine - continental options available (£5.95) or full breakfast (£8.95) which includes full, continential, the works. I like how I can choose what my breakfast will consist of so as I'm gluten free the continential option is lousy for me but I can take a cooked breakfast and eat as much bacon as I want. Dinner at TableTable - paid separately is fine. It's not fine dining but pub food and staff are able to advise me what options I can have and prices are good so its all good :-)

I stayed here on a Saturday night while I attended a festival in Lincoln city centre. It's in the…read moresame stretch as several popular restaurants as is a short walk away from the high street and train station. Just across the bridge is the student union and concert venue the Engine Shed, so this hotel really is perfectly placed. Upon arrival we were given cookies, as is the standard in Hilton hotels, and the lady at the desk (can't remember her name unfortunately) demonstrated brilliant customer service. The room was clean and airy, and I honestly think that the bed allowed me the most comfortable sleep I've had in my entire life! I was asleep within seconds of closing my eyes! The bathroom in our room was large which is a nice touch as it's often the case in hotels that they fall on the shorter side.

I'd like to say what a lovely hotel and location, I grew up in Lincoln in the 80s and my goodness…read moreit has changed for the better, lovely view of the Cathedral, the Brayford pool and also with many pubs and restaurants (pubs, traditional English fare (Fish and Chips with Mushy peas), Asian Fusion, High end Burger joints and others) within easy walking distance along the pedestrian walkway. The hotel staff were so nice, friendly and accommodating and the breakfast was excellent, with the view from the breakfast room towards the Cathedral on the top of the hill. I drove up directly from LHR and it was a nice 3 hour drive with the hotel having it's own parking making easy to check in with luggage. (Note: the hotel parking was additional but not over the top, if you have GPS follow the route all the way to the hotel, you will have to drive on the pedestrian area for a few. yards, but this is allowed for vehicles that need access). For all you history buffs, this is a great destination, the city center itself, Roman ruins, the Cathedral and Castle including the Magna Carta. Its a 20 minute uphill walk to the Cathedral and Castle from the hotel, so everything you need to see is walkable.

Our tour group went to the Sunday roast lunch at the Duke William Hotel. I loved it. I got the…read moreroast chicken with roast potatoes, Yorkshire pudding, stuffing, roasted vegetables, braised red cabbage, cauliflower cheese and gravy. It was fantastic, particularly the Yorkshire pudding, braised red cabbage and cauliflower cheese. For dessert, I got the Belgian chocolate torte which was fantastic. This was probably my favorite meal of our trip to England. The tradition was fun, and the food was delicious!!

Typical Holiday inn hotel. Clean and Covid safe in my opinion. The bar and food area where perfect…read moreand staff very helpful with directions. The visiting Saudi pilots, did make sitting outside uncomfortable due to smoking. But hey ho they didn't drink and become rowdy. Our room was comfortable and clean. The A/C broke after 3 days and wasn't fixed by time we left. Would stay again.

Good hotel with clean, modern decorated rooms with decent amenities. Car park at front of hotel via…read morethe pedestrian area. No toiletries supplied although you can request from reception. Soap and shower gel provided. A reasonable Holiday Inn in a convenient location.

We had a very nice stay at the White Hart in Lincoln in December 2022. It was not outstanding but…read moreit was very good overall. It is a an attractive Georgian building in the heart of medieval Lincoln, just off the central square between the cathedral and the castle, giving it an excellent location. It also has its own parking across the street, and is at the location where the streets become the pedestrian-focused area. Inside is mixed. It has been updated obviously, in some way good and in some ways not so good. Little of the lobby has retained any old character and the bar area, though adequate, is largely characterless. There is a raised sitting area which is a bit nicer. The old lift, hallways, and rooms thankfully retain more character and charm. We had a large room near the top, looking out the front towards the castle, so it had nice views. The beds were comfortable but not excellent. The room was very large, which was nice, but a bit sparse because of its size. There was some nice old furniture. The bathroom was nice, large, with two sinks, plenty of room, and a good shower/tub. Breakfast was very good. The food was very good and service was good, friendly and trying hard, if a bit overworked by being understaffed. The restaurant was mostly comofrtable and somewhat attractive, but agian a bit bland and characterless from the updating. The bar had a good local cask ale and cocktails (dry martini and manhattan) were done pretty well. In sum, there were several negative points but these were generally small and I would definitely consider staying here again if in town.

We arrived at the White Hart Hotel in August 2011 with some trepidation, having heard from…read morerelatives that the hotel was a bit run-down. We were very pleasantly surprised, however, with the look and feel of the White Hart Hotel, and I would certainly recommend it to anyone staying in the Lincoln area. We were greeted warmly by reception and given a room on the third floor. While there is an elevator, it barely fits one person and a suitcase, and delivers guests to an area of the hotel that is not quite the second floor, but not quite the third either, meaning that there were still several small sets of stairs to climb with luggage. Our room looked modern and fresh, with bright magenta, black and gold stripes adorning the wall and a small flat-screen television in the corner. The bed was perfectly comfortable. I will admit the room was a bit tight, but the view from our window made up for the small space. We overlooked Lincoln Cathedral and were able to hear the bells chiming at various points during the day. The hotel is within walking distance of several pubs and the infamous Steep Hill. Should you choose to stay at the hotel, Room Bar offers a decent selection of beverages, and the hotel restaurant, the Lincoln Grille, was completely adequate for breakfast (though I do wish they would expand their vegetarian offerings). The hotel also offers parking directly across the street in a small garage.

Superb staff, friendly, helpful and accommodating. Location…read moreexcellent. Food is standard Premier Inn fare, but good and reasonably priced, breakfasts especially good with vast range to choose from.

This was an exceptional and unusual place to stay! An old pub, whose character had been retained,…read morebut also improved on. Boutique to the extreme! A freestanding bath in the corner of the room, fab breakfast on a tray, flat screen telly and while I was there the owner cooked an evening meal. All very reasonably priced! It is a short but uphill walk to the city centre, but other than to eat out, the place is good enough in the bar/lounge area to sit back and read a book or play on your puter! They even said it was ok to plug mine in to the electrics in there! The only downside is the fact that the toilet was also in the room, albeit behind a screen wall, which meant if you went as a pair, you would have to be very comfortable with each others bodily functions. I would avoid having a curry if you go on a romantic weekends break :-)

I have had a stay here a while ago and i have to say i wasnt too impressed!! the beds are clean and…read moreeverything else seems to be clean too, the food is also good. i cant really put my finger on what i was un keen on, but i think it was the strange arrangements of the room, other hotels of the same price i have stayed in have hada plush pampering en-suite bathroom but this had a little toilet in the corner which im sure you'll agree if your wanting a special weekend away this isnt really the most romantic of things to ahve in your room, and to have to do in front of the person your staying with even if it is your husband not really something to share!!!

The food and service here was excellent and good value on our easter sunday visit…read more We found that every course was superbly balanced, where every item expertly complimented each other. Some very nice touches, such as horseradish mash with the roast beef and raspberry meringue with the eton mess. Some outstanding tastes such as with the raspberry sorbet (again with the eton mess).

Very good restaurant and bar. Food was superb when we went for my sons birthday. Reasonable price…read morealthough soft drinks are "hotel prices". Great bar and courtyard too with seating overlooking the rear of the castle for those warm summer days! Well worth a visit