Casas flotantes en North Collingham

“Good location for visiting the coast and the Broads.”

“Hotel muy bien situado, parquíng para aparcar sin problema y las habitaciones una pasada”

“Hotel de 3 estrellas muy justo. Precio correcto pero muy viejo”

“couldnt fault it apart from being too far away from train station”

“Buen hotel con buen restaurante. Caro como todos en Inglaterra, pero muy correcto. Alejado del centro de la ciudad es necesario coche.”

“Room was clean, bed was comfy, parking was easy and checking in was simple. Would happily stay again.”

“Couldn't get supper ,no information in the room about supper time”

“Toooooo hot in the room. No A/C available; only an old fan moving the hot air. Difficult to breathe. Very very little room, without table and chair to work (in my case) or to seat in a place different to the bed. I ask in reception to change my room; nothing else available. They took me a table and 1 chair, so I couldn't move in the room. Weak wi-fi line ”

“Hola, he estado en este hotel unos días para visitar a un familiar: El desayuno es muy bueno, la habitación está limpia y el trato es muy correcto. Queda un poco alejado del centro de Lincoln, pero se puede ir dando un paseo muy agradable.”

“It is NOT a hotel. Please consider removing it from your lists.”

“Fue una experiencia muy agradable. Excelente servicio. Una estadía estupenda.”

“Lovely comfy soft bed but our room wasn't cozy and warm. The water pressure in the shower was rather poor as well. Convenient to the town centre, only a short walk away and good if you like a steep climb to work off some calories back to the property.”

“A very friendly welcome and staff were always ready to help my partially disabled wife. The meals were excellent and well planned. The hotel was very welcoming and felt homely with such Georgian/ Victorian style .”

“Double room was extremely small, difficult for two people to stand in the bathroom at the same time. Only one of the windows opened and when it was open there was a strong smell of Indian food being cooked which sullied all our clothing. It was shabby to say the least.”