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 Stamford.
Nestling on the
hillside overlooking the peaceful Lincolnshire
hamlet of Careby, Park Farm offers spacious,
quality bed and breakfast in a welcoming country
home.
Two individually styled bedrooms available, each
with their own bathroom; full size teletext
television; radio alarm clock; hairdryer,
tea/coffee making and ironing facilities. Ample
private parking. A dog kennel with small
covered run, grazing and shelter for horses are
available. Sorry no pets in the house. Close to
Rutland Water which is excellent for sailing,
fishing, cycling and bird watching. 10 minutes
from the A1, Burghley House and many National
Trust properties and Gardens. Visit Britain 4
Star Silver Award.
Lodge Farm, 4
miles north of historic Stamford,
provides the idyllic setting for Clematis
Cottages.
Situated on a hill top with views of
rolling countryside, fields and forests
to all four aspects, it is the ideal
location for a 'get away from it all'
holiday or short break.
The peace and tranquillity that surround the
cottages helps you to unwind away from the
pressures and stresses of day to day living. Stone
outbuildings, which are believed to date back to
the eighteenth century have been sympathetically
restored, and tastefully converted retaining many
original features to provide luxury self catering
accommodation furnished to a very high standard.
Bed & breakfast also available -
Farmhouse annexe complete with double room,
en-suite. Breakfast served in farmhouse kitchen. 5
Star rating.
Price: From £50.00 - £100 per room Rooms: 1 Double (en-suite) Accommodation Type: Farmhouse Annexe
Stamford Lodge is
situated in the centre of the historic town of
Stamford, Lincolnshire. Stamford Lodge was built
from local stone in the 18th century, and
retains its character through its original
features and is a two minute walk from the town
centre.
Stamford Lodge has recently
been refurbished to be a high standard. A warm
welcome awaits you. VB 4 Stars Guest House.
200 year old family
run town house hotel, with an enviable country
house atmosphere.
One acre of secluded
gardens and a charming conservatory dining room.
Excellent dining in a
haven of tranquillity with much to do in the
town and surrounding countryside.
All rooms are en-suite with TV, tea/coffee
making facilities and telephone.
Wireless broadband
Internet access for guests.
Ample parking.
All major credit
cards accepted.
Tariff: Single from £65.00, Double
(Single occupancy) from £85.00, Double/Twin from
£95.00, Superior from £100, Family from £110.00. Special offers throughout the
year please enquire for further details. VB & AA
3 Stars.
Price: From £65.00 - £110 per person Rooms: 2 Single, 12 Double, 4 Twin, 2
Family, 20 En-suite Accommodation Type: Hotel
Half a million
complete refurbishment in March 2006.
A traditional coaching inn, conveniently
located right on the A43 between Stamford
and Duddington.
Superb
en-suite accommodation, bar and restaurant
serving good food, fine wines and local award
winning real ales. Comfortable dining terrace.
Ample private parking. Sorry no pets. Close to
Rutland Water, Burghley House, the Jurassic Way
long distance footpath and Rockingham Raceway.
*Sorry no access for accommodation.
Welcome to our
Grade II Listed home, situated in open
countryside and convenient for Burghley
House.
All rooms are comfortably furnished and
have hospitality trays, colour
televisions and private bathrooms.
Spacious family room with all facilities,
en-suite, sleeps 4.
In the village there is a small well stocked super
market, green grocers and Post Office. Sorry no
pets.
6 All Saints Place, Stamford, Cambridgeshire, PE9 2AG
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The Crown Hotel is set in the historic town centre of Stamford, just 12 miles from Peterborough and close to the A1. The Crown has been transformed into a contemporary and stylish boutique hotel. All the traditional features have been retained whilst the best of new technology has been installed throughout. The two lounges are cosy and welcoming with comfortable seating and roaring open fires. There is also an attractive heated patio area for al fresco dining. The bedrooms are located in three seperate buildings - all bedrooms are unique and in... more
High Street,St. Martins, Stamford, Cambridgeshire, PE9 2LB
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The George of Stamford is perhaps Englands greatest coaching Inn, retaining the charm and atmosphere of its long history and yet offering todays guest every modern comfort.... more
The White Hart Inn is a three star property situated between Stamford, one of the finest Georgian stone towns in England and the cathedral city of Peterborough. Located just off the A16, with excellent links to the M11, junction14 and the M1 junction 21. Guests can enjoy a supreme comfort and dedicated professional service which makes this the ideal location whether travelling for business or leisure. The six individually themed rooms with bespoke styling. They are furnished in a simple but luxuriously comfortable style. Opulent detailing is ev... more
Rock Lodge is set in walled gardens enjoying an elevated position, with off street car parking and CCTV .A five minute walk to the centre of Historic Stamford. Philip and Jane Sagar are well experienced in managing and operating luxury Hotels and offer guests a warm welcome to their imposing 1900 town house - The AA guide. More a small luxury hotel than a BandB with very stylish bedrooms.Which Magazine Autumn 2004. Awarded 5 Stars by the AA, and Visit Britain. Gold Award from Enjoy England for Quality, service and attention to detail. RAC Littl... more
Stamford was an important woollen centre in the
Middle Ages and the ensuing wealth paid for many of its beautiful old
buildings, which no doubt helped the government when it designate the town
as Britain’s first conservation area in 1967. This elegant town has a number
of early parish churches, including St Mary’s and its 13th century spire.
William Cecil, a manor of Stamford and favoured adviser to Queen Elizabeth
1, built Burghley House, which is regarded as England's largest and most
grandiose Elizabethan house around today. Stamford most bizarre claim to
fame has to be that Daniel Lambert (the biggest Englishman ever) was laid to
rest in St. Martin’s churchyard. He weighed 52 stone when he died in the
early 19th century.
