Premier Inn Lincoln City Centre
3 StarsCentral Lincoln exploration, In-house Thyme restaurant
Central Lincoln exploration, In-house Thyme restaurant
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Central Cathedral Quarter access, On-site cardiovascular mini gym
Extensive thermal spa suite, La Casa and Jewels dining
Award-winning Green Room restaurant, On-site fitness and wellness
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Cathedral-view guest rooms, Modern Bar Café and restaurant
Kennedy suite with private hot tub, American-style diner and grill
Cathedral-view guest rooms, Historic heart of the Bailgate
Historic Art Deco boutique stay, Luxurious suites with roll-top baths
Secure on-site parking, Historic converted church setting
Historic Lincoln landmark proximity, Modern fitness studio
Individually styled luxury suites, Award-winning Reform Restaurant
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On-site discounted parking, Cleverly designed en-suite rooms
Victorian architectural charm, Versatile room configurations
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Total Fitness gym and pool access, Relaxed bar and 24-hour snacks
On-site Mill Lodge Beefeater restaurant, Family-centric amenities and activities
Picturesque Burton Waters marina setting, Customizable Full English breakfast
Flexible family room layouts, Signature Dreamer beds
Unique restaurant concept and decor, Spacious en-suite shower rooms
Award-winning No. Thirty8 Restaurant, Historic Cathedral Quarter location
Prime Steep Hill location, Rooms with private outdoor seating
Daily carvery and pub dining, Versatile conference facilities
Tranquil fishing lakes, Relaxing wellness facilities
Well-equipped kitchenettes in each apartment, Landmark views from select apartments
Fully equipped kitchen and lounge, Historic city center location
Signature cocktails and drinks, Tudor-style building architecture
Tastefully decorated interiors, Modern and well-equipped shower
Lively pub with local charm, Annexed ground floor rooms available
Award-winning dining experience, Prime Bailgate location
Traditional English restaurant, Four-poster bed suite
Traditional British restaurant, Riverside and city views
Outdoor swimming pool, Ample secure parking
Family-friendly accommodation, Historic Lincoln views
Cathedral Quarter location, Private on-site parking
Automatic stair lighting, Inviting garden and terrace
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From medieval monoliths and Tudor houses to scenic parks and modern day amenities, there’s plenty to see and do in the city of Lincoln. Walk the city’s historic streets and you’ll come across one treasure after another, all the while taking in the unique sights and sounds of a city that ties ancient history in with modern day living.
One of the most imposing sights upon the Lincoln skyline, Lincoln Castle is the city’s undisputed top draw. Tens of thousands of visitors arrive in the city each year to explore the eleventh century castle, which was constructed at the order of none other than William the Conqueror. One of only two castles in the country to feature a pair of mottes (raised earth hills), the historic structure is also one of the best preserved castles in the UK. Take a tour of its walls to see the structure in all its glory, as well as a museum detailing its role as a former prison. Be sure too to check out the Magna Carta, one of only four copies of the historic document still in existence. You’ll find a number of hotels located near the castle, making it easy to arrange your accommodations. Some of these hotels even offer direct views of the eleventh century monument in all its glory.
Mere metres from the castle stands another beacon of the city’s past: Lincoln Cathedral. Construction of this impressive structure began in 1088, during the Norman conquest of England and was completed several hundred years later. For a time the cathedral was considered the tallest building not only in England but in the whole world, eclipsing even the Great Pyramid at Giza. Today, without its spire – which collapsed in the sixteenth century – the cathedral might not be as tall as it once was but it’s no less impressive. Visitors can take a tour of the building, including a trip up the tower and onto the roof. One of the most remarkable sights you’ll see though is the library, which is home to some real treasures. As with Lincoln Castle, you’ll find plenty of hotels near to the cathedral.
In addition to the castle and cathedral, there are plenty of other historic sites within Lincoln. The best way to see many of these is on foot. All hotels in the city offer quick and easy access to the city centre’s main attractions, which include the Lincoln Medieval Bishop’s Palace. Situated in the Uphill part of the city, in the shadow of the cathedral, these palace ruins date back to 1163. Another popular local landmark is the High Bridge. Almost as old as the Bishop’s Palace, this bridge is one of just three bridges in the country that still has buildings atop of it. Lincoln’s streets are full of even more historic buildings with plenty of character. Why not follow the Roman Trail and take in some of these marvellous sights yourself? Along the way you’ll come across a number of ancient sites that recall the city’s previous life as Lindum Colonia, a Roman settlement. If you’re feeling particularly energetic, the Viking Way also passes through Lincoln, en route from Oakham to the Humber Bridge. It’s unlikely you’ll manage the full 147 miles, but even a short stroll along the trail will serve up some pleasant surprises.
Travellers looking for a spot of culture or some entertainment won’t be disappointed with their trip to Lincoln. The city is home to an array of museums, galleries, theatres, and more. The Museum of Lincolnshire Life is a popular choice with those looking to revisit the region’s past. Nearby Ellis’s Windmill – the only windmill still operable in the city – is also worth a visit. A museum simply called The Collection houses more than two million objects, from ceramics to antique clocks. Meanwhile, Lincoln Performing Arts Centre, located on the campus of the University of Lincoln, is the place to go for everything from ballet and opera to comedy and live music. Speaking of live music, the Engine Shed is one of the most popular venues in the city. It’s within touching distance of many of the city’s hotels too. If you plan on visiting Lincoln in late November/early December, you may be lucky enough to come across its famed Christmas market. Styled after the traditional German Christmas markets, this seasonal market attracts thousands of visitors every year.
Whatever the reason for your visit to Lincoln, getting a dose of fresh air can only be good for you. Leaving your hotel, behind make a beeline for Lincoln Arboretum, where you’ll find plenty of greenery and fresh air. The public park features duck ponds, a bandstand, café, and even a hedge maze. Elsewhere in the city, the Sir Joseph Banks Conservatory is home to some beautiful tropical plants, and is well worth an hour of your time. Meanwhile, if you’ve got plenty of free time on your hands, head out to Whisby Nature Park. Located five miles southwest of the city, this nature reserve features a scenic lake and a whole host of wildlife.
April is usually the cheapest month to book a hotel in Lincoln, with typical prices around $78 per night based on 146 price comparisons.
Hotel prices in Lincoln are usually highest during September, with typical prices around $151 per night.
Hotel prices in Lincoln usually range from $64 per night to $230 per night, with typical prices around $95 per night.
Hotel prices in Lincoln are typically lowest in April at around $78 per night, rising to around $151 per night in September.
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In Lincoln, you might want to check out Holiday Inn Express Lincoln City Centre By Ihg, Holiday Inn Lincoln by IHG, DoubleTree by Hilton Lincoln, The Lincoln Hotel. These hotels come highly recommended by many travelers.
For a taste of luxury in Lincoln, you might want to explore Woodlands Holiday Homes. These hotels are known for their superior amenities and high-class services.
Traveling with pets? The hotels Holiday Inn Express Lincoln City Centre By Ihg, Holiday Inn Lincoln by IHG, DoubleTree by Hilton Lincoln, White Hart Hotel could be ideal. These hotels are not only pet-friendly but also offer numerous amenities to make your pets feel at home.
If you’re looking for a relaxing spa experience during your stay in Lincoln, check out Langdale Lodge, Wishing Well Cottage - Stylish Cosy Escape, Grayz Apartments, St Andrews Lodge, Pet Friendly In Thorpe-on-the-hill, Ref 11176 – all of which offer great spa services and facilities.
If you’re looking for a hotel with a pool in Lincoln, check out Langdale Lodge, Bittern Lodge, Hillcrest, Mayfield Guest House – all of which offer great pool facilities for guests to enjoy.
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