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.
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.
A 500 year old
Grade II listed rambling stone house
clothed with wisteria and roses and
lovely walled garden.
Each bedroom has its own private
bathroom, colour television, tea/coffee
making facilities and central heating.
Spacious family room with all facilities,
en-suite, sleeps 4.
What ever you like for breakfast, served to your
liking. Secure car parking. Many stately homes and
other historic attractions within a 20 minute
drive. Rutland Water, Rockingham Motor Racing
Circuit, plus beautiful, walking countryside. Open
all year. No pets.
Fusing 17th century heritage with 21st century hospitality, this stylish boutique hotel is set amid the historic centre of Stamford, less than 5 minutes from the A1.
A true gem set in the quiet heart of the Welland Valleys meandering countryside, this traditional family run country hotel has recently gone through an extensive refurbishment programme led by the proprietors Allen and Julia Freeman.Their exacting standards have resulted in a completely fresh, sumptuous new look for the lounge, restaurant and bedrooms. However, all care has been taken to preserve more info. . .
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 info. . .
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 Mag more info. . .
Situated in the rural village of West Deeping with nearby transport links to the A1 ,M1 and M11 close to Peterborough and the historic town of Stamford. Nearby attractions of Burghley House, Tallington Lakes, Rutland Water, Tolethorpe are in easy reach as are the Market towns of Bourne, Spalding and Market Deeping. Self contained studio accommodation with own private entrance .Sleeps one or two pe more info. . .
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.
