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Holcombe Guest House
Just 10 minutes’ drive from Humberside Airport, this 4-star guest house offers light, cosy rooms and free Wi-Fi. Barnetby Rail Station is just 5 minutes’ walk away.
Hampton By Hilton Humberside Airport
Featuring free WiFi and a fitness centre, Hampton By Hilton Humberside Airport offers pet-friendly accommodation in Kirmington, 41 km from Lincoln.
Nightel Hotel
Located at Humberside Airport, Nightel is a low-cost Hotel that offers comfy double bedrooms with ensuite shower bathrooms, TV, free Wi-Fi, Tea & Coffee making facilities, and gym access.
The Exchange Hotel
The Exchange Hotel is located in Brigg, 44 km from Lincoln University, and features a garden, a restaurant and a bar.
The Lord Nelson
Located in Brigg and with Lincoln University reachable within 43 km, The Lord Nelson provides a garden, non-smoking rooms, free WiFi and a bar.
Albert House
Boasting a garden and views of inner courtyard, Albert House is a bed and breakfast set in a historic building in Brigg, 44 km from Lincoln University.
Nettleton Country House
Featuring a garden and views of lake, Nettleton Country House is a bed and breakfast situated in a historic building in Nettleton, 43 km from Lincoln University.
West Wold Farm House B&B
Located in Barton upon Humber, West Wold Farm House B&B offers accommodation with free WiFi and flat-screen TV, as well as a garden and a shared lounge.
Villa Farm Cottage
Located in Thornton Curtis, Villa Farm Cottage offers accommodation with a flat-screen TV. Free WiFi is provided. Some units have a terrace and/or patio.
Thornton Hunt Inn
Set in a Grade II listed building dating back to the 18th century, Thornton Hunt Inn is a traditional free-house located in the charming village of Thornton Curtis.
What guests said about Barnetby le Wold:
- 10Scored 10
I was working out of town.
I was working out of town. I chose this place as it’s 20m from Grimsby and so should be alright. I was correct. I was so happy to leave Grimsby and even more delighted when I drove into the village and there were Christmas trees lighting my way from the gardens. Warning. While I didn’t see it, I hear police take license plate numbers of those parked at the pub and pull them at the end of the road. So no drink driving
markUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
Sometimes b and b are the best places as they have the hands...
Sometimes b and b are the best places as they have the hands on experience...not all pubs with staycation type facilities get what we the traveller are looking for.....its not just a bed! Good for motorway access and humberside airport and gateway to Lincolnshire.....
AlisonUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
I didnt really visit the Village, but the Railway Station...
I didnt really visit the Village, but the Railway Station is a good 5-10 minute walk. There are a few good footpaths to explore. The Long Distance footpath "Viking Way" runs through the village, but is not signposted.JonathanUnited Kingdom - 8.0Scored 8.0
Loved the countryside strolls.
Loved the countryside strolls. Really enjoyed trying clay pigeon shooting at Nettleton Shooting Range. Took advantage of the local Chinese Restaurant and Indian Restaurant. Need a car to get around and confidence to drive the country lanes.
Donna - 8.0Scored 8.0
Perfect hotel to stay in in you are doing the Viking Way as...
Perfect hotel to stay in in you are doing the Viking Way as it is on route, it is also 20 yards from the railway station. The hotel is the only pub in the village, and the staff are really friendly. The rooms are in what looks like old cottages at the side of the pub, so are nice and quite.
DavidUnited Kingdom - 6.0Scored 6.0
Not a lot to see and do here but a good base for exploring...
Not a lot to see and do here but a good base for exploring further afield. The nearby One Stop has good value food. There's a train station that may suit some travellers. The nearest attraction is Elsham Hall and Country Park but it's not good value for the entrance fee. I would not recommend visiting Gainsthorpe Medieval Village either. However, Brigg is a nice market town and the Humber Bridge is nearby. Lovely beaches a little further afield.JayneUnited Kingdom
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