Here we list those members
who provide a wide selection of
properties for the
business traveller or tourist - from
budget to luxury
hotels, bed and breakfasts and guest
house accommodation.
They offer ideal
accommodation for any visitor to Brigg.
Nestled in luscious landscaped Lincoln-green, Forest Pines bathes you in relaxation the moment you arrive. A warm welcome and you are whisked off to one of 188 spacious and elegant bedrooms. All rooms feature satellite TV, WiFi, tea and coffee and 24 hour room service. The stunning 27-hole golf course makes the hotel the premier golf hotel in the area. Whether you are relaxing after a long day exploring the sights at the nearby Cathedral city of Lincoln, or want to refresh yourself after a busy day, the health and beauty facilities will be just the tonic you need. You can either gear up in the 18-metre indoor heated pool and Techno gymnasium, or wind down in the steam room, sauna and spa. Eighteen57 is a new modern, stylish concept focusing on fresh local Grimsby fish as well as serving a variety of meat and vegetarian dishes. The Grill is an informal and relaxed restaurant yet has a vibrant atmosphere on busy nights. The Pines is a contemporary and modern area with a relaxed feel, terrace and panoramic views overlooking the golf course and serves a selection of light dishes/snacks and traditional main course options. QHotels named AA Hotel Group of the Year for 2008/09.
Nestled in luscious landscaped Lincoln-green, Forest Pines bathes you in sumptuous relaxation the moment you arrive. A warm welcome and you’re whisked off to one of 188 spacious and elegant bedrooms. All rooms feature satellite television, WiFi, fresh tea and coffee and 24 hour room service is just a voice-call away. The stunning 27-hole golf course makes the hotel the premier golf hotel in the area and whether you’re relaxing after a long day exploring the sights and shopping at the nearby Cathedral city of Lincoln, or want to refresh yourself after a busy day, the comprehensive health and beauty facilities at Reflections - Health, Fitness and Spa will be just the tonic you need. You can either gear up with the hotel’s 18-metre in-door heated pool and Techno gymnasium, or wind down in the calming atmosphere of the steam room, sauna and spa.
A small market town on the River Ancholme, it is
thought that the name of Brigg is derived from "briggja", an old Norse word
meaning a jetty. Brigg was granted a Royal Charter to establish a market in
1205AD and was known for two very unusual products, liquorice and rabbits
(for meat and fur). As stagecoach routes became established in the 16th
century, several coaching inns were built for both people and horses.
Further expansion came with the arrival of the Manchester, Sheffield and
Lincolnshire Railway, this provided easy access for visitors to visit the
town's famous, Thursday market.
