Aswardby Hotels

"Very comfortable stay with friendly staff."

"Lovely welcome and great staff. Room good"

"Lovely grand old hotel,"

"I am a bit late in leaving this review as I don’t usually leave them but this B&B is amazing! Me and my partner stayed at the vine B&B in August for 1 night as we were at a wedding reception near by. From start to finish the experience was amazing"

"Wonderful place to stay. Very friendly people - quiet location Nice breakfast Will visit again"

"Great room, friendly staff and very good breakfast "

"Great staff, very helpful, great golf and accessible to nightlife in skegvagas."

"Lovely stay, beautiful setting"

"Yes. Excellent service. First rate breakfast "

"The room was very clean, large TV and bed... Everything you could need, a very good shower.."

"The food was very good (ham was delicious!) and the staff were very friendly and helpful. The pub had a nice friendly feel, too. Plenty of on site parking and it felt clean. The only minor quibble was the tv screen in our room was abs tiny (small). Overall, was good value."

"Great room, massive bed, lovely bath, staff really friendly and bar and food great"

"Typical British old style seaside hotel. Walkable to town centre. Very good breakfast."

"Easy to park"

"Have say what a fantastic place, the staff were all very welcoming and friendly, the pub was furnished with so much love and attention, and my room was wonderful. I highly recommend this lovely place."

"Great place, great people, great stay!"

"Homely and welcoming accomodation in remote part of Lincolnshire. Food is only served to b and b guests, and bar is only open in evening. Perfect for visiting places such as Tattershall and Woodhall Spa"

"I will stay again, well fitted, good parking, close to pub with food."

"Great location for city centre and parking is easy, staff is helpful and nice. Hada bit unpleasant experience with amenities - acknowledged and fixed at best capacity. "

"Different experience traveling from the US- shared bathroom, check-in at the bar in the adjacent restaurant, modestly lit path along the side of the building to the hallway door that led to the rooms."