My partner and I recently stayed at Washingborough Hall. Upon arrival the sight of a skip in the car park made my heart sink. When booking my partner was not informed that extensive refurbishment was currently being carried out. Apart from 3 sofas in the very cramped lobby there was nowhere to be able to go and sit to relax... more

This is a lovely hotel in a wonderful location. The ground floor facilities - lounges and dining rooms - are very spacious and luxurious. Our bedroom, however, was very small and the bathroom was not only the smallest we have ever encountered but was also very tired and in need of refurbishment. We booked over the internet and if booking... more

Last minute decision for a one night break walking around Lincolnshire. Got an excellent rate, beats all those "Inns" and "Lodges" hands down! My only complaint was that I didnt eat in the restaurant and after sampling the the breakfast, we should have! Lots of comfy sofa's and chairs around and a tiny bar that looked like one could settle... more

A really sweet privately owned Hotel just outside of Lincoln. Very friendly staff, deeply cute bedroom! As a lone traveller I had a single room up in what I guess would have once been the servants quarters. Really sweet room, very small but did me perfectly well. No remote for TV which was a pain when you were in bed... more

Second visit to this hidden gem on the out skirts of Lincoln. Wonderful food and good service served in very comfortable surroundings. The 4 poster room like the rest of the hotel is clean, spacious and full of charm and character. If youre looking for a relaxing break around the Lincoln area, i would not hesitate to recommend Washingborough Hall.... more

We had a lovely time at the Washingborough. It's tucked away in a quiet area of Lincoln, and is easy enough to find. We were warmly welcomed by everyone (!), from the owners to the cleaners, which was a really pleasant surpise. Our room had a high ceiling that made it feel comfortable and spacious. The bathroom had a spa... more

Two good friends and I stayed at Washingborough Hall, just outside Lincoln, for a two-night break in the new year (Fri 3rd and Sat 4th Jan). We were immediately welcomed by the enthusiastic staff and felt looked after throughout our stay. Our rooms were well-appointed, quietly stylish and comfortable. A generous breakfast was cooked to order with high quality ingredients... more

The hotel is set in a very quiet area with nice grounds. I stayed there on business and had a very small single room. The wardrobe could only take two shirts. The eves of the roof cut into the room and was made worse by the pigeons living in it! The staff knew they were there and were not concerned... more

Washingborough is a largeish village to the east of Lincoln, and the hotel occupies an attractive Georgian house, previously the rectory as it is right next to the parish church. The public rooms are pleasant, particularly the Wedgwood Dining Room, which was most attractive. The bedroom we had, booked as a two-night deal on the hotel's website, was fine but... more