Hotels With Parking in Lincolnshire, United Kingdom

The photos in description are outdated. Was pleased to receive the funky interior & garden upgrade, but I had half anticipated it. It’s The Hayloft- it’s quirky & cool. It takes 12 people and is also marketed on other sites as dog friendly. It was not ‘immaculate’ as heading. Needed to wipe down the kitchen and wash a fair bit of crockery to feel comfortable. Corners, skirtings, mirrors, light fittings etc need some good deep cleaning asap but I felt beds, oven were clean. I’m not hot tub confident and I wasn’t with this one; it was open on arrival & made my eyes sting, so that was short lived- but other reviews note contact with owner sorted any problem quickly- we didn’t contact. The postcode is correct but there is no signage or directions offered. I thought it was a barn at owners residence (Glebe Farm) but now I think not. There are a few neighbours and houses at the end of the ‘mud track’ and they are keen to respect this. The email address gave me no response when I was encouraged by Travelnest (the agent) to make contact with owner. I later phoned the mobile and had a chat, but still needed to request a key code on the morning of arrival. I did have low confidence in the booking, with such little communication- but there was no need (he has 3 holiday lets) and this did tick the box we needed (1 night only). We had a nice time and a few extra hours granted by the owner was really appreciated. Having read other reviews, I can see that the owner responds to feedback and actions suggestions which is positive.

The staff were friendly and the actual hotel was quite elegant. The grounds were amazing, and there were plenty of lovely places for photos with colourful flowers. We ate dinner in the hotel and the presentation of the food and the quality was excellent. The steak was cooked to perfection. The mushroom risotto wasn't quite as good as it had some crunchy bits of rice in it. It needed about 10 minutes longer on a slow heat, and then it would have been perfect; as it wasn't that hot either. This hotel boasts that it has a spa, swimming pool, and lots of different spa room experiences. Normally, when you use the leisure facilities connected to the hotel that you're staying in, they provide towels free of charge. Not this one. We walked over with our swimwear and room key card to be told that towels were £1 each. We explained that we didn't bring a wallet, money, or a phone to pay with. We asked if they could charge it to our room. They couldn't!! They said that you can use the one in your hotel room or walk back to the hotel reception and they'd give us them. Not helpful at all. Then, we went in to find the two foot spa's didn't work, and when I said it to the leisure centre manager, his reply was ' I know as I reported them last week'. But not a sign on them to say that they weren't working! Overall, the hotel needed a bit of a spruce up; but they made up for it with friendly staff. We paid to play a 9 hole game of golf and the staff in the golf shop was amazing.

The bedroom was very good size and the beds were comfortable. The shower was not very good it was falling off and I wasn't able to adjust it.

After a little confusion with the entry system to the room, it was mainly my fault for misunderstanding the message, but this was dealt with swiftly with a call to the 24 support number. Perhaps listing the entry process and room entry system under 2 clear, separate headings in the communications may have made it clearer. It was also implied that the parking bays were in some way numbered or identifiable with the room number, but this wasn't the case. Apart from those small things, both dealt with quickly the room was clean, a good size and offered plenty of refreshments & breakfast options for us. The shared spaces were clean and appeared welcoming. Bed was comfy and shower great, but curtains or a blind would have been appreciated over the thin net panel window covering which was present. Would definitely come back again, good distance from the castle - about 30 mins walk - good value for price paid

As a solo traveler, I felt right at home at The St. James Hotel. The staff was incredibly friendly and helpful, always ready to assist with any request. The rooms were clean and comfortable, and the amenities were top-notch. The hotel's central location made it easy to explore Grimsby's attractions and local cuisine. I would highly recommend this hotel to anyone visiting the area.

Arrived in the first room to find what looked blood on the floor in the room. Promptly changed via reception. Air conditioning on our floor was broken and fixed on the second day but a bad night due to hitting 26 degrees in the room and an extremely hard and uncomfortable bed New topper fitted and a sheet and fan left by housekeeping made for a better second night's sleep. The new room had a bouncy floor in the bathroom due to the grouting being broken and missing letting water in. Both rooms had sinks that where crazy cracked and with black in the cracks Shower leaked on the hose Some channels not available on the free view tv Power cables where exposed on the wall lights Corridor carpets are tired and dirty with lots of black marks and bleach spots from housekeeping The window in the rooms where tiny and the room lighting is quite poor Breakfast was fine usual continental and fried available With fruit yoghurt lovely view of lincon Enjoyed the stay once the room was sorted and changed But I did expect better and would have preferred not to have complained

Staff were good at check in and were polite, however when another guest caused us problems and I could have escalated it a lot further, the staff didn’t really want to know or seem to care, weren’t helpful or very empathetic I had to contact trip to get resolved. It ruined the weekend away and it made me want to also leave early it really wasn’t a great time away. It was well located and had a fuel station nearby which stocked plenty of food choices and a Greggs even ! Location was good for transport ample parking too. The cleanliness was overall a 50/50 there was dust where perhaps there shouldn’t be lampshades top headboard, was a tad dated but functional, and the bed was comfy. Bathroom was overall ok, modern in some areas others lacking a bit and looking tired. Breakfast wasn’t too bad, but some bits I found weren’t to my own taste the bacon was odd to me but being a buffet type Ijust didn’t have it again, they did have pastry’s, cereal toast and condiments with drinks like juice, water tea coffee etc.

This the 2nd time of staying here and I had a very comfortable stay, the location is perfect for travelling in and around the Lincoln area for work, the room is clean and spacious. I will be booking in again on the business visit to Lincoln. The Pup across the road is a bonus!

Clean hotel with cheerful staff and a comfortable large bed. Lovely Dove soap, shampoo and shower gel provided. Hairdryer, tea and coffee supplies, decent size TV with good signal and plenty of electrical sockets each with 2 usb ports. Roomy powerful shower and 2 bath and 2 hand towels (some hotels only provide one hand towel for 2 occupants). Aircon which was nice in the warm weather. Lifts to all floors. Bar in reception area. Lots of choice at breakfast: 4 fruit juices, multiple tea and coffee varieties, croissants, rolls, white and brown breads (toaster too), croissants, pastries, yoghurt, compote, cereals, sausages, bacon, hash browns, tomatoes, beans and scrambled eggs. They are also happy to store luggage before check-in time and after checkout. A couple of minutes walk from the train station. Car park (payable - although you get first 20 mins without charge if for example you're being dropped off). What's not to love!