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The Ivy
The Ivy is situated in Wragby, within 23 km of Lincoln University and 18 km of Lincoln Medieval Bishops' Palace. This 4-star hotel features free WiFi and a bar. The hotel has family rooms.
The Adam and Eve
Set in Wragby, 23 km from Lincoln University, The Adam and Eve offers accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a terrace and a restaurant.
Sans, Souci. @ Mill House
Boasting garden views, Sans, Souci. @ Mill House provides accommodation with a garden and a patio, around 28 km from Lincoln University.
Courtyard Hot Tub Dome Lincoln - Heated, Projector Firepit
Offering barbecue facilities and garden view, Courtyard Hot Tub Dome Lincoln - Heated, Projector Firepit is set in Lincoln, 18 km from Lincoln University and 14 km from Lincoln Medieval Bishops'...
Foxglove retreat
Set in Woodhall Spa and only 26 km from Lincoln University, Foxglove retreat offers accommodation with garden views, free WiFi and free private parking.
Hendrix’s cottage
Offering a garden and garden view, Hendrix’s cottage is set in Lincoln, 13 km from Lincoln University and 50 km from Clumber Park.
The Old Nurseries Luxury Guest Suite
Offering a garden and garden view, The Old Nurseries Luxury Guest Suite is set in Lincoln, 10 km from Lincoln Medieval Bishops' Palace and 27 km from Somerton Castle.
The Blackbirds
Located within 16 km of Lincoln University and 11 km of Lincoln Medieval Bishops' Palace in Lincoln, The Blackbirds offers accommodation with seating area.
Holiday Inn Lincoln, an IHG Hotel
Overlooking the scenic, trendy Brayford Waterfront area and the River Witham, this Holiday Inn is located within 5 minutes’ walk of Lincoln Rail Station.
The Admiral Rodney Hotel, Horncastle, Lincolnshire
In the attractive market town of Horncastle, this Grade II listed coaching inn offers en suite rooms and an on-site restaurant.
What guests said about Wragby:
- 6.0Scored 6.0
A small village where not much happens in the early part of...
A small village where not much happens in the early part of the week, but conveniently located on the Lincoln-Horncastle/Skegness road. There was nowhere to eat, the other pub was shut and the Ivy doesn't do cooked meals. Two takeaways - the kebab shop is cash only. There is a Co-op supermarket close by and the Corn Dolly cafe next door, which does do breakfasts.
PaulUnited Kingdom - 8.0Scored 8.0
A small village just outside of Lincoln with a few shops ,...
A small village just outside of Lincoln with a few shops , co-op , pizzeria , fish and chip shop . The Adam and Eve provides good accommodation and has a restaurant providing a range of meals. There is also a cafe called The Corn Dolly located across from the market square which has a good menu nice food and pleasant staffDavidUnited Kingdom - 8.0Scored 8.0
Wragby itself is small although , it has an excellent...
Wragby itself is small although , it has an excellent butchers shop. There is also a co-op bakers, Pizza Bar and Fish shop. Although we did not try either of them as only on a 3 day stay One Public house seemed to be shut during the day, The Adam Eve on the way out was open. Would say as we stayed in October , that would reflect why there was only one public house open. The Crossroad Inn in East Barkwick at the Junction turn to the Grooms Quarters only opens in the evening. Would recommend booking for an evening meal for the Inn and The Adam and Eve, the day before. The post office / shop is well stocked for essentials and is handy if one does not want to drive to Wragby. We were held up travelling from the South so found our self’s on the A46 A15 travelling towards Wragby around 3.30pm traffic was very heavy and we arrived at 4:45pm.
S. Patricia - 8.0Scored 8.0
Lovely little market town, with two pubs with rooms .
Lovely little market town, with two pubs with rooms . One doing food, the Adam and Eve, really good pub grub. plenty of tea rooms and a really busy fish and chip shop. Not much in the way of shops, local Co-Op just around the corner from the market square.
AndrewUnited Kingdom - 8.0Scored 8.0
Wragby is a small village with quite a bit of history.
Wragby is a small village with quite a bit of history. There are two excellent pub/restaurants., a general store and a Co-op. It is a good base for exploring the Lincolnshire Wolds. Horncastle and it's antiques markets , the coast, and the wonderful historic city of Lincoln are all within an easy car journey. Recommended.
MartinUnited Kingdom
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