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The Curate's Quarters at the Old Vicarage
Lincoln (0.2 miles from Lincoln Cathedral of St. Mary)
Situated in Lincoln, near Lincoln University and Lincoln Medieval Bishops' Palace, the historic The Curate's Quarters at the Old Vicarage features a garden.
Castle View Cottage
Lincoln (0.1 miles from Lincoln Cathedral of St. Mary)
Set in Lincoln, 1.3 km from Lincoln University, 43 km from Clumber Park and 300 metres from Lincoln Medieval Bishops' Palace, Castle View Cottage offers accommodation with a terrace and free WiFi.
Castle View House
Lincolnshire (0.2 miles from Lincoln Cathedral of St. Mary)
Offering a garden and quiet street view, Castle View House is located in Lincolnshire, 43 km from Clumber Park and 400 metres from Lincoln Medieval Bishops' Palace.
Cathedral Quarter House with free Secure Driveway Parking for 2 Cars
Lincoln (0.2 miles from Lincoln Cathedral of St. Mary)
Set in Lincoln, near Lincoln University and Lincoln Medieval Bishops' Palace, the historic Cathedral Quarter House with free Secure Driveway Parking for 2 Cars has a garden.
The Rector's Retreat at the Old Vicarage
Lincoln (0.2 miles from Lincoln Cathedral of St. Mary)
Set in Lincoln, near Lincoln University and Lincoln Medieval Bishops' Palace, the historic The Rector's Retreat at the Old Vicarage features a garden.
Castle Mount
Lincoln (0.3 miles from Lincoln Cathedral of St. Mary)
Housed in a historic building, the recently renovated Castle Mount features accommodation with a garden and free WiFi.
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Washingborough Hall Hotel
Hotel in LincolnBreakfast options9.1Scored 9.1SuperbRated superb· 363 reviewsThis family-run Georgian manor is set in secluded grounds only 3 miles from Lincoln and has an AA rosette award for its food. Free WiFi and free private parking are available.
The setting of the hotel was lovely. Staff were super friendly
Tower Hotel
Hotel in LincolnBreakfast options8.7Scored 8.7FabulousRated fabulous· 2,516 reviewsWith an award-winning restaurant and stylish wine bar, Tower Hotel offers boutique bedrooms with free Wi-Fi. In Lincoln's Cathedral Quarter, the hotel is 500 metres from the Medieval Bishop’s Palace.
Really nice hotel. Great location Friendly staff. Lovely room.
Holiday Inn Lincoln, an IHG Hotel
Hotel in LincolnBreakfast options8.1Scored 8.1Very goodRated very good· 5,373 reviewsOverlooking the scenic, trendy Brayford Waterfront area and the River Witham, this Holiday Inn is located within 5 minutes’ walk of Lincoln Rail Station.
Great location. Staff very welcoming and cheerful.
8.4Scored 8.4Very goodRated very good· 4,736 reviewsLess than a mile from Lincoln centre, this Holiday Inn Express offers a 24-hour front desk, free Wi-Fi and an inclusive buffet breakfast.
A great price for a great room in a great location
The Bronze Pig
Hotel in LincolnBreakfast options8.3Scored 8.3Very goodRated very good· 342 reviewsThe Bronze Pig is located in Lincoln, within 17 km of Somerton Castle and 41 km of Belton House.
Friendly host. Great accommodation. Fantastic food.
DoubleTree by Hilton Lincoln
Hotel in LincolnBreakfast options7.9Scored 7.9GoodRated good· 3,691 reviewsWith a waterfront location, this 4-star hotel has a rooftop restaurant and a bar, both with views across Lincoln’s skyline and cathedral.
Excellent food. Loved the views from the rooftop bar.
ibis Lincoln
Hotel in LincolnBreakfast options7.3Scored 7.3GoodRated good· 1,835 reviewsJust off the A46, south of the city of Lincoln and with good access to the area’s major roads, the hotel offers free parking and comfortable rooms at great-value rates.
Great value, good location very clean and friendly
Best Western Plus Bentley Hotel, Leisure Club & Spa
Hotel in LincolnBreakfast options7.5Scored 7.5GoodRated good· 2,005 reviewsSituated in South Hykeham, on the outskirts of the historic city of Lincoln, this hotel and leisure centre is ideally located just 8 minutes away from the A1/Newark junction.
The staff are very professional and helpful people
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Woodcocks, Lincoln by Marston's Inns
Hotel in LincolnGreat location8.5Scored 8.5Very goodRated very good· 2,639 reviewsSet in Lincoln, 6.5 km from Lincoln University, Woodcocks, Lincoln by Marston's Inns offers accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar.
Very clean, staff all lovely and very nice breakfast
Damon’s Hotel
Hotel in LincolnGreat location8.2Scored 8.2Very goodRated very good· 1,917 reviewsDamon’s Hotel offers accommodation in Lincoln with easy access to the A46. Lincoln castle is 8km away from the property.
Booking in & arrival most welcoming & very efficient
7.6Scored 7.6GoodRated good· 1,566 reviewsWindmill Farm Lincoln offers everything under one roof: A striking hotel with dining, a beer garden with an outside play area for children, and parking for over 300 cars.
Room clean good size to bed was massive and comfortable
Charlotte House
Hotel in LincolnGreat location7.3Scored 7.3GoodRated good· 1,739 reviewsBeautiful 1930's Art Deco building directly opposite Lincoln Castle and only a few minutes' walk from the Cathedral and historic Bailgate, with its selection of independent shops and restaurants.
Location, friendly and helpful staff, clean rooms and good quality linens.
Planning a trip to see the Lincoln Cathedral of St. Mary? Check out the latest reviews and scores
- 10Scored 10
'Hunt' for the Imp. Great fun.
'Hunt' for the Imp. Great fun. Marvel at the stone decorations and the Apprentice wall. Check out the visceral tomb of Eleanor of Castile and remember it when you visit Westminster Abbey in London where she is 'fully' buried with her husband Edward I. We tried to find the fossils in the flagstones but they are quite worn down so weren't sure if we were seeing fossils. The entrance ticket is also an annual pass which we used again the next day before leaving Lincoln. We found everybody in the cathedral very approchable, knowledgeable and committed to the place.. It is an impressive cathedral indeed and the people working there bring the building alive. We recommend doing some research before, the experience is then deeper and more enjoyable.
GeoffreyUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
It is a very magnificent sight but you do have to pay £9.00...
It is a very magnificent sight but you do have to pay £9.00 (concessions available) to get in. This gives you a map and info leaflet and also the chance to join a very good guided tour of the cathedral. It also gives entry to other exhibitions well worth seeing, e.g. of ancient and their stone carvings from the famous West Front and their modern copies with good touch screen guide. It's a shame that those who can't afford the charge are excluded, unless they attend services there e.g. Evensong. (note to the Dean, give free entry to those on Universal Credit!)
CathyUnited Kingdom - 8.0Scored 8.0
The cathedral was fabulous and the admission charge becomes...
The cathedral was fabulous and the admission charge becomes an annual pass if you gift aid it. The refectory was disappointing though, as the coffee was expensive but delicious, but the sandwiches took 40 minutes to arrive and weren't worth eating. My cheese and chutney sandwich had so little cheese in it that I couldn't taste it.
AnitaUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
One of the most stunning Cathedrals I have ever been lucky...
One of the most stunning Cathedrals I have ever been lucky enough to visit. If you visit during the Christmas Market, the entry fee is specially reduced to a suggested donation of £3. A £5 reduction in usual Adult Fee.AAnonymousUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
Take the complimentary floor tour of the cathedral.
Take the complimentary floor tour of the cathedral. The price is included in the entrance fee. The tour lasts and hour and the guide tells you loads of interesting facts and information that you probably wouldn't notice on your own. The roof tour is well worth the extra £5. It takes 1 1/2 hours and so long as you don't have a problem with heights or going up narrow spiral staircases is very exciting. You get to see inside the actual roof space with all the massive timbers, see the bell tower and even get to go out on to the roof where you get a fabulous view of Lincoln.
ValerieUnited Kingdom
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