Top Hotels Near Lincoln Christmas Market in Lincoln from NZ$83

"The room was on the side of the student pub opposite the Brayford and near the engine shed. Simple student room with a double bed, tv, clothes rack and an ensuite bathroom. Bed was very comfy and it was also quiet despite being Saturday night. An absolute little bargain for a night out in Lincoln."

"The room was clean and warm and the staff were very professional and friendly. Great location next to the cathedral "

"Very happy with the room. Cosy bar/lounge area. Staff very helpful"

"Lovely staff and well situated hotel. "

"Friendly, helpful staff. Spotless, nice room & bathroom. Gluten free breakfasts were tasty with different options, plus care was taken to avoid cross-contamination. No GF cereal option, though cooked breakfast was filling without it!"

"The location and "

"The breakfast was good but, need to be hotter. Staffs were excellent, good quality service. We did not experience any evening meals unfortunately, we arrived Sunday and stays till Wednesday morning. The hotel only serves dinners from Wednesday evening to Saturday 😟 We weren’t aware until we made the booking. We were also we’re not aware of any extra parking space at the back of the hotel? I has messaged the hotel about parking earlier but was told to park at Westgate Carpark! Only after we had arrived and booked in, the receptionist told us we could park at the back 😟 having already paid £10.50 for overnight parking. "

"Pleasantly surprised and would highly recommend. Room was spacious and clean. Loved the wines glasses! The breakfast was perfectly adequate and the shared kitchen clean and pleasant to sit in. We paid for carpark and were allowed to leave car the next for a visit of the city. A nice 20 minutes walk along the canal. Host very prompt and polite by text once we had booked. Great price for the convenience and facilities. Thank you ☺️ "

"Great location at top of the Steep Hill and a few minutes walk from both the Cathedral and Castle. 4* finish to hotel and amenities. "