Me and my wife went to the charlotte house hotel for our wedding anaversiry and stayed in the honeymoon suite from the miniut we got there we were treated special the bed in the room was a queen bed and the decor was great and suited the room we had a large tv with tea and coffee available free from room service the residents bar was beautifully done we had a lovely breakfast the first morning and in the evening we ate at the castlegate restraunt and bar what is run by charlotte house hotel the views of lincoln are nice it set out in up hill lincoln in the lawns complex on with ample hotel parking on checking out we didnt have to question anything on the bill because everything was fantastic. we will be booking for or next anaversery. thanks

Don't be fooled by the web site or some of the publicity that has heralded this a five star hotel. The truth is this hotel is yet to get a star rating from the AA. There may even be questions about whether the publicity is actually a breach of trading descriptions. Although the hotel itself may have decided it is five star, the reality of the hotel experience there is very different. Nice rooms, amateur staff, skips viewable from the window, shoddily dressed servers - nothing about this appears to be the spirit of five star As stated elsewhere, a nice guest house, but overpriced and definitely not five star

Overall above average, but with some limitations:
Opened Autumn 2007, Charlotte House is a beautifully refurbished hospital in the Lawns complex in the hilltop in Lincoln, opposite the West Gate entrance to the Castle/Cathedral. Having booked Room 7 - a twin suite at £99 (no breakfast) on the first floor, we immedately swapped to a standard double (same price) because the single beds have iron bedsteads with resrticted length. ( the second floor Room 12 double has an unrestricted divan bed - and a pleasant outlook).
The rooms have a modern TV (no DVD) and a Philips CD player - so remember to take some CD's. Heating is powerful and easily controlled. Oddly for a UK five star rating, there are no tea/coffee making facilities in the room - in compensation, tea and coffee are provided free by room service anytime on demand, but we found this an invasion of our privacy. Next time we will take our travel kettle.
Although the hotel has no restaurant, there are plenty nearby to suit all tastes and budgets.
Lincoln town is one of the best we have seen, lively, clean, extensively pedestrianised and with a shuttlebus to get around if the hill is too steep. There is a new museum which is child-friendly and worth a visit. If you are going by car, then leave it at the hotel because carparks are limited and expensive.

This Hotel is overated and far to expensive, Facilities feel very bed and breafast style.
Staff are all very young and inexpierenced
The hotel is set in a discontinued Hospital and felt very much like it.
The rooms were very nice and new but lacked basic facilities and the quality of the quilts and pillows were very ordinary
The breafast room was very cramped and on the day we left the chef had not turned up, we waited 35 mins just for a pot of tea, some people left before getting served, the food was a eventually cooked by the receptionist!
Hotel bar was good and managed by a very nice bar man
The food in the Hotels adjacent restruant was also good
Location was excellant for all the uphill Lincoln gift shops and tea rooms.
When leaving we were charged extra for our breakfasts which we thought were included when we first booking