my friends got married there , would not recommend at all manager gill came across all lovely when…read morei went to a open day with her but on the day she was rude , the wedding was lovely because the rooms are beautiful theres no arguing with that , but the wedding was a absolute shambles the place was dirty , the food was cheap cold and tasted of carboard , there was no organisation from the management and my friend paid for a wedding co ordinator god knows what she thinks is co ordination but she did nothing , no one knew what we were doing the toilets were a literal health hazard and they left the wedding meal dirty crockery etc out and just shut the room off , theres a big hole in thhe roof near the front bar , and i wouldnt be suprised if a rat hasnt caused it , in all beautiful venue that lacks a good management team to bring it back to life because its been let down

County Assembly Rooms (brings thoughts of Jane Austen to mind) was built in 1745 and is used for a…read morelot of different functions and also houses the local Freemasons lodge. I once walked though the main room when it was set up for the masons..looked like it was set for a black magic ceremony. I booked the whole ground floor for a couple of years to put the craft fare on at the Lincoln Christmas Market (they do it themselves now) and the rates were reasonable. Hirable for weddings and banquets. The food is good. One of the Christmases we slept on the floor with the chefs who had to be up really early and had a great breakfast. (Accomodation is next to impossible when the market is on). In the back room they have the most amazing Grinling Gibbons fireplace I have ever seen. Must be worth a fortune. 2 bars. They have crafts and antique shows on throughout the year. Anyway this is for my ghost guide: A phantom Cavalier was spotted by a member of staff near the ballroom, before vanishing into the preverbal thin air. Other staff members are reportedly too afraid to venture down into the basement after hearing strange noises. One waitress spoke of seeing a Cavalier man in the doorway to the ballroom and then he just vanished. One of the upstairs rooms becomes icily cold at night. One of the Dining Rooms also used to be a card room where a lot of murders occurred. I guess Cromwells men came to the city so Cavaliers may not be too obscure.

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.

Good location, a little off the beaten path but not in a bad way, the location is in walking…read moredistance of town. Parking is operated by a private operator and not the hotel. I tried using the app but that was fairly useless for trying to pay for hotel parking, so just called the number and plugged in location code, and followed the instructions (£7.50 per 24 hours) Hotel reception very friendly and helpful. Room service, comes through quite early and even though we had the door sign on, we still got an attempt of coming in the room and a knock. Room- clean, standard size, nice tv, couch. Firm bulky pillows, comfy/ firm bed, crisp bed linens and large towels! Air conditioning! Bathroom has hand wash at the sink with shampoo and shower wash in the shower. Hot water with fab water pressure! Restaurant/ Bar- a little misleading with the word restaurant, more like very small menu that the staff heat up food and serve at tables. I feel like this let the location down. If you're not going to have a cook/ chef actually cooking, then don't do it at all. Overall a really great place to stay and I would recommend it, but also advise not to rely on the "restaurant" for food.

We stayed at this hotel last night and most aspects were fine, but there were a few negatives:…read moreOur room had a connecting room - and the child staying next door was obnoxiously-loud for quite awhile initially, but finally the noise abated. The hairdryer had a button which needed to be held down the whole time while using the hairdryer. The mattress was too hard, although we were exhausted and therefore it was of no consequence for us. The people working at the reception desk - when we checked in and also when we checked out - were very pleasant, as were the people working in the breakfast room. Our room was spotless. A (buffet) breakfast is included and it was certainly sufficient, although the choices were very limited and carb-heavy. The coffee was decent and there were several options. Note that there's a charge of 5 pounds to park your car in the lot.