Washingborough Hall Hotel

About Washingborough Hall Hotel

Washingborough Hall Hotel is one of Lincolnshires hidden treasures. A beautiful Grade II listed, late Georgian Manor House located in the peaceful village of Washingborough, just 3 miles from the centre of the historic City of Lincoln. The hotel is over three hundred years old, and has retained its grandiose appearance and ambience, yet the hotel still caters for the requirements of todays modern guest. Washingborough Hall Hotel is privately owned and managed, is situated in private, secluded grounds extending to approximately 3 acres. Whether your intended stay is for business or pleasure, the Hotel is in an excellent central location for visiting the historic county of Lincolnshire. Located just 3 miles from Lincoln and set within beautiful and secluded grounds with its own private entrance to the village church, Washingborough Hall is the perfect setting for your wedding. The venue is a quintessential English Country House dating back to the early 1700s and can currently cater for up to 50 for a Wedding Breakfast and an additional thirty guests for the evening reception. Washingborough Hall is also the perfect location for meetings and conferences; there are three conference rooms which can cater for up to 50 delegates depending on the room layout. The day delegate rate includes a one or two course lunch along with coffee on arrival as well as mid morning and mid afternoon breaks.Please note there is a 2 percent surcharge taken on all credit card transactions.

Lincoln possesses magnificent architectural heritage. Centred on its world famous Cathedral and castle, Lincoln is a vivacious City, mixing 2000 years of heritage with excellent shopping facilities and a lively arts and events programme. The historic Cathedral Quarter is close to some of the major attractions and offers the visitor a unique shopping experience. Many fine specialist shops line the cobbled streets. The Brayford Waterfront quarter is home to some of the newest and more diverse places to eat and drink in both formal and informal venues. In the evening the waterfront has a very cosmopolitan atmosphere, with a laid back atmosphere. Lincolns Cultural Quarter is home to some of the citys newest developments, like The Collection, a fantastic new museum encompassing archaeological finds with fine, decorative and contemporary visual arts.