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 Cranwell.
Today, whether you are on a leisure or a
business trip, you will find the hospitality of
our Country Kitchen and Lodge, just as warm as it was in the nostalgic
times of Bayard and Old Meg.
The Lodge has
five double rooms, all of which are en-suite and
on the ground floor.
Standard features for each
room include, digital flat screen TV, Wi-Fi
Internet, fully stocked mini bar, kettle
with tea & coffee making facilities, alarm
clock radio and hairdryer.
Additionally we can provide accommodation
for guests requiring a room with dedicated
facilities for the disabled.
All beds have luxurious
Egyptian linen & hospitality trays. Country Kitchen serves a
choice of light snacks and refreshments. Ample
private parking. Local attractions include
Bubble Car Museum right next door, The
Viking Way long-distance footpath and the
Cranwell Aviation Heritage Centre. VB 4
Stars Silver Award.
We now offer a recently refurbished
self-catering 2 bedroom apartment available for
short term and long term rental.
Price: From £55.00 Rooms: Large Executive Double, Executive
Double / Twin Bedroom,
All rooms En-suite with Wi-Fi Internet Access Accommodation Type: Lodge / Bed &
Breakfast / Apartments / Flats
We warmly welcome you to
our attractive, stone built cottage with
beautiful gardens, situated on the Viking Way
long distance footpath.
Also convenient for local
towns and Lincoln. Good home cooking using
home grown produce. Sorry no pets. VB 3 Stars.
VB Member for welcome walkers and cyclists.
Member of Tastes of Lincolnshire and Welcome
Host. Non-smoking establishment.
RAFC Cranwell formed in 1916 to train naval
officers to fly BE2C, Sopwith Pup, Maurice Farman, F7, airships and observer
kite balloons. The first flight in the UK of an aircraft powered by Frank
Whittle's jet engine took place from here on 15th May 1941. Nearby is the
Cranwell Aviation Heritage Centre, where a Jet Provost and the nose of a
Vampire Jet are on display.
