Hotels near Fairyglen secrets, Mablethorpe

Having visited and enjoyed the market town of Louth a couple of times over the last few months we booked the Priory Hotel for an overnight stay - and happily its ideally situated just a short walk to the local brewery’s Gas Lamp Lounge! As many other reviews have described.. the Priory is a building with a lot of history and a very warm and friendly welcome. It’s deceptive too, a bit like Doctor Who’s Tardis it seems bigger on the inside than outside. Downstairs there’s a room for all situations including an entertainment area with a bar The furniture and decor in the dining and sitting rooms compliments the age and historic interest of the building. Upstairs the room we had was clean and warm and a throwback to days gone by. Outside, the facade is a joy and the garden and surroundings feel Victorian in outlook. The car park makes the visit even better I hope the Priory goes from strength to strength - we need places like this to enhance our lives! Thanks to Paul and all his hard working, polite and caring staff for a memorable stay. Pretty sure we’ll see you again in the New Year. 😊👍

Had our wedding here very recently and were very pleased with everything. The staff were extremely accommodating and helpful. The wedding coordinators and staff couldn't do enough. We enjoyed our stay in the lodges - as did the family. The food was brilliant and everyone had a great weekend. They even managed to deal with the usual problematic family members with discretion and the utmost professionalism! Thanks again.

Me and my partner stayed at the Eastliegh. for 3 nights from 15/8 to the 18/8. When we got there the landlady greeted us and we paid and checked in. £230 Apart from that we didn't really see her,she said when you go put the keys in a box in the hallway. The room was fairly small,also a very small bathroom,but it was ok and was clean. The toilet was really close to the shower. I'm 6 foot tall and there was just enough room. Anyone over 6 feet might struggle. There were a couple of issues with the room. When I put a jacket on the hooks on the wall the whole thing came off the wall. The t.v on the wall had wires hanging down and the ariel had fell off the ledge above the t.v so I had to replace it to get a picture on the t.v,it could do with being fixed. We had some complementary biscuits and water which were not replaced for the whole 3 days, in fact no one came into the room at all to tidy up the room and empty the bin. In other b&b's ive stayed in this usually is done. There was a kettle in the room but the tea and coffee was just a tub tea bags and instant coffee and a tub of sugar with no selections. There was also no breakfast. We didn't realise. Its was my fault though. When I booked I should of double checked, I just assumed they done breakfast. All in all it was an ok stay and clean and location really good a couple of minutes walk to town, arcades etc...

Fabulous hotel, excellent breakfasts, food plentiful. We stayed in room 10 ground floor as my husband is an invalid. Nothing too much trouble for Josie and Paul. They provided my husband with shower chair, raised seat toilet chair and extra pillows to support him in bed.Josie always made sure a mobility scooter was available for Alan’s use if needed. They went more than the “extra mile” to ensure our stay was more than comfortable. We will definitely be returning in December. Both Josie and Paul are friendly, hospitable and excellent hosts. 11/10