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"The room was clean and well appointed, the food in the restaurant was amazing "

"This place is a little gem. A great deal of thought has gone into the rooms, everything you need for a comfortable stay. The rooms are spacious and spotlessly clean. Very welcoming staff who clearly want the guests to have an enjoyable stay. Both dinner and breakfast were excellent, with plenty of choice. Would definitely stay again."

"Host was very friendly and I enjoyed the stay!"

"Excellent little B and B - lovely cooked-to-order breakfast and very helpful owners. "

"Bridleway is an outstanding bed and breakfast in a beautiful part of the countryside, about 5-10 minutes drive from Lincoln's cathedral/castle quarter. The owners are very personable and the breakfasts are fantastic. The hot-tub in the Garden Room was an unexpected bonus! Thank you so much for an an amazing stay."

"Great property with all the needed and expected items available. House was beautifully clean for our stay with lovely white bed linen and white large bath towels. Super comfy bed on the top floor and reclining sofa in the lounge. Top floor is reached via a spiral staircase and the bathroom is on the ground floor....both fine for us as clear in the details of the property."

"The room was clean plenty of parking I would definitely go back "

"Nice property, friendly owner, plenty facilities, quiet area"

"The hotel is in a really good central location. The bed was very comfortable, and the bathroom modern. However the room was on the small size, and the rate seemed high for a room only rate."

"A wonderful small apartment in a beautiful village location with everything you can possibly need closeby."

"Clean room, comfy bed, decent breakfast. Stayed for one night only and happy with everything. "

"Good size and well equipped room. Most things newish and everything worked. It was very clean and the bed comfortable. One big issue stood out. The bathroom had no power socket (e.g. for shaver) and the sink/mirror area was in a small, dark, unlit alcove that prevented easy and convenient useuse"