Holidaymakers in the UK are flocking to the East Midlands county of United Kingdom, and with good reason. The county offers a heady blend of dynamic, rugged coastlines, bustling market towns and unspoilt countryside. With a whole host of fabulous hotels in Lincolnshire, it seems like an obvious place to book your next holiday!
When you're planning a break away, it's no secret that the choice of hotel can make all the difference. That's why so many people are keen to opt for something they can rely on. When you're heading to a new part of the country, the smartest way to do this is to opt for a well-known hotel brand like Best Western, who have a number of properties dotted around Lincolnshire.
Coastal Golfing
The Best Western North Shore Hotel and Golf Club combines two of Lincolnshire's most charming attractions – the coastline and golfing. The championship standard, specially designed 18-hole golf course is sure to entice keen golfers, but there's plenty more to the hotel than that. The hotel also boasts a spectacular restaurant and impressive wedding facilities. To complete the package, the popular seaside resort of Skegness is just a short distance from the hotel grounds.
Relaxation in Lincoln
The lively city of Lincoln is one of the county's biggest draws, offering a smattering of historic attractions and cultural sights. Best Western have a hotel located conveniently on the edge of town. This allows you to enjoy both the city centre and the surrounding countryside with ease.
The real selling point of the Best Western PLUS Bentley Hotel and Spa is, unsurprisingly, its spa facilities! In addition to an indoor pool, the hotel features a fitness centre and an extensive list of beauty and spa treatments.
Exploring Lincolnshire's Attractions
With so much to see and do in the county, choosing hotels in Lincolnshire is really just a question of location. The Best Western Angel and Royal hotel on Grantham high street is ideally located for exploring some of the county's most exciting attractions. The hotel is within easy reach of Belvoir Castle, Belton House and Woolsthorpe Manor, the birthplace of Sir Isaac Newton.
