Hotell i Blyborough

“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.”

“Not in the best condition,room big but very dated, bed was comfy,took a long time to get hot water to the shower”

“Very comfortable and well equipped”

“Okej för få nätter. Trevlig pub Bra mat Dålig frukost ”

“Good”

“We loved our stay at this gem of a BnB. The massive bed and the hearty breakfast gave us the energy to explore the area and made any jet lag a non-issue. Sue and Gary are wonderful hosts and provide as little or as much interaction as you want and were very helpful with ideas for locale, especially dinner. Sawby is a cute English town and the locals were very friendly when we went for walks.”

“Hugh & Jemma were lovely and welcoming people. The fresh bread is an extra plus. Spotless clean spaces.”

“Really great hotel, clean and beautiful rooms with all you need. Proper coffee, Yorkshire tea and fresh milk in rooms. Fabulous Italian restaurant. Can’t fault anything.”

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

“Lovely quiet hotel and loads of parking with nice friendly staff. Would definitely stay again.”

“Clean room. The entrance door needs oil. My room was close, and it was a bit of a nuisance squeaking until everyone went to sleep.”

“We paid a premium price for a very standard room. Double bed with hard pillows. Very dated in the decor and furnishings. I was disappointed with the whole experience. Set menu for the evening was very pricy and was underwhelming. Breakfast was what saved the day, nice ingredients, great selection. Staff were friendly.”

“Kate and Jim were excellent hosts and nothing was too much trouble . The hotel is a hidden gem situated in the rolling Lincolnshire countryside with panoramic views”