BAIL HOUSE & MEWS $48 ($̶1̶6̶0̶) - Updated 2019 Prices & B&B Reviews - Lincoln, England

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Bail House Hotel is a luxury small boutique hotel in the heart of historic Lincoln. This historic building dates back to 1350 and enjoys an enviable location in Lincolns Cathedral Quarter with its wealth of independent retailers, bars and restaurants.Our spacious bedrooms, most with king size beds and en-suites, have been sympathetically decorated to compliment the architecture and history of the building. Each room has a unique view of the Castle, Cathedral spires or the Bailgate. All our rooms benefit from tea and coffee making facilities, TV and free local and national phone calls.

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Property amenities

Free High Speed Internet (WiFi)

Bar/Lounge

Non-Smoking Hotel

Public Wifi

Room features

Family Rooms

Non-Smoking Rooms

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HOTEL STYLE

Historic Hotel

Centrally Located

HOTEL CLASS

Full view

100Great for walkers

61Restaurantswithin 0.3 miles

22Attractionswithin 0.3 miles

Contact

Bail House 34 Bailgate, Lincoln LN1 3AP England

Getting there

Doncaster Sheffield Airport25 mi

Humberside Airport25 mi

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Nearby restaurants

Castle view Indian cuisine

4 minIndian

Bunty's Tearoom

5 minCafe

Ole Ole Tapas Bar & Restaurant

5 minInternational

Arches Tearoom

1 minCafe

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Nearby attractions

Museum of Lincolnshire Life

6 minHistory Museums

Steep Hill

4 minHistoric Walking Areas

Lincoln Castle

3 minCastles

Lincoln Medieval Bishops' Palace

5 minArchitectural Buildings

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Nice position but not very good

We decided to stay here for our trip to Lincoln and the International Bomber Command Centre because of its location, parking and breakfast. Unfortunately on arrival we were told there would not be any breakfast. We were also told we would have to pay for our car parking. There…

Date of stay: September 2018

A mixed bag

We visited this week. Firstly I want to start on the positives. The lady on reception was charming and helpful. The lounge in the hotel part is cosy and inviting and has an 'honesty' bar which is a nice touch. There is parking at the rear in the courtyard but it's a gravel car…

Date of stay: January 2019

Excellent boutique hotel stepped in history

Great location and lots of history. The room was really nice although could do with more lighting. The room was cold on arrival but quickly remedied by the staff. The man on the reception was really helpful and professional. Great hotel and would stay again.

Date of stay: October 2018

Nite away

We have just got back from a Saturday nite at bail house mews .. what a lovely place it was a hidden gem there was 8 of us so we had 2 of the mews cottages they are very spacious and clean and placed in a good location ... the girl in reception was very friendly.. there is even…

Date of stay: December 2018

Mews review

Review of a one night stay in the Mews. Group of friends looking for somewhere different to celebrate my birthday (last one of my thirties) nowhere rowdy, just good food, company and drinks. Arrived around 1230 and asked that, as it was too soon to check in could we leave our…

Date of stay: December 2018

Response from CharlotteHouse1, Manager at Bail House & Mews

Responded Dec 6, 2018

Dear guest thank you for your review. I note that on booking .com there are clear images & description of the property that you would rent, including a description that the ground floor area is shared with another apartment. The description reads: ''This apartment is situated within a modern townhouse and shares a ground floor kitchen and dining facilities with another apartment. This first floor apartment comprises of 2 bedrooms with flexible sleeping arrangements, a bathroom with a shower'' Unfortunately we are unable to manage how 2 separate groups decide to use the shared space, but would suggest that the kitchen being used is a reasonable likelihood & this leads to kitchen cups/saucers etc being used. I will look into other areas that you have highlighted without delay.

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