"I stay here regularly. A real local pub, where regulars seem to meet early evening but it gets quiet later. Very friendly atmosphere. Simple but great value rooms, good shower and comfortable warm rooms. Parking at rear and short walk to town centre. Excellent Italian restaurant ROPPERS just 200m away"
"I stay here regularly. A real local pub, where regulars seem to meet early evening but it gets quiet later. Very friendly atmosphere. Simple but great value rooms, good shower and comfortable warm rooms. Parking at rear and short walk to town centre. Excellent Italian restaurant ROPPERS just 200m away"
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Celebrated my Husbands Taxi Ride at the Aviation Centre and wanted to stay over the same night. So glad we booked the Red Lion, the staff and Owners were really friendly, food was plentiful and delicious. The room was clean and the bed comfortable, if we visit the Aviation Centre again we will certainly stay here.
Celebrated my Husbands Taxi Ride at the Aviation Centre and wanted to stay over the same night. So glad we booked the Red Lion, the staff and Owners were really friendly, food was plentiful and delicious. The room was clean and the bed comfortable, if we visit the Aviation Centre again we will certainly stay here.
Silvie
Reviewed September 1, 2015Reviewed September 1, 2015
A fine room with a decent tv , kettle, tea coffee (and quite posh biscuits), newly installed secondary glazing (very effective against traffic noise) a window that opened nicely for ventilation (I have stayed in expensive joints where suffocating the guests seemed to be part of the deal), blackout curtains, plenty of very hot water at all hours and good water pressure in the shower. Plus a pretty garden/smoking area, free and good wifi connection and a landlady who seemed genuinely pleased to...
A fine room with a decent tv , kettle, tea coffee (and quite posh biscuits), newly installed secondary glazing (very effective against traffic noise) a window that opened nicely for ventilation (I have stayed in expensive joints where suffocating the guests seemed to be part of the deal), blackout curtains, plenty of very hot water at all hours and good water pressure in the shower. Plus a pretty garden/smoking area, free and good wifi connection and a landlady who seemed genuinely pleased to...
Claire
Reviewed September 9, 2016Reviewed September 9, 2016
Need more loo roll everything else I was pleased about and would stay again as was near to everything and the price was brilliant and I got a lovely sea view and bathroom and loo and sink in room walls was thin I could hear everything in next room but hay ho
Need more loo roll everything else I was pleased about and would stay again as was near to everything and the price was brilliant and I got a lovely sea view and bathroom and loo and sink in room walls was thin I could hear everything in next room but hay ho
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When is the best time to book a Bed & Breakfast in East Kirkby?
The best time to book a B&B in East Kirkby is during the late spring and early summer months, particularly from May to July. This period sees a delightful blend of pleasant weather, with temperatures often reaching the low to mid-teens Celsius, making it ideal for outdoor exploration and sightseeing. As the gardens and countryside burst into bloom, you’ll have the great backdrop for picturesque walks and leisurely bike rides through the stunning Lincolnshire landscape.
In June, East Kirkby comes alive with various local events and community activities that showcase the region's rich history and culture. The famous East Kirkby Aviation Museum becomes a hub of activity, drawing aviation enthusiasts keen to engage with the fascinating exhibits and vintage aircraft on display. The longer daylight hours and mild evenings also create an friendly space for enjoying local dining and socialising.
For those seeking a more budget-friendly experience, October presents an excellent opportunity. The autumnal scenery, with its rich hues of orange and gold, offers a beautiful setting for exploring the area’s historic sites and quaint villages. The quieter streets and reduced crowds make it a great time for a tranquil getaway where you can truly immerse yourself in the local charm.
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