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The White Hart Inn is a three star property situated between Stamford, one of the finest Georgian stone towns in England and the cathedral city of Peterborough. Located just off the A16, with excellent links to the M11, junction14 and the M1 junction 21. Guests can enjoy a supreme comfort and dedicated professional service which makes this the ideal location whether travelling for business or leisure. The six individually themed rooms with bespoke styling. They are furnished in a simple but luxuriously comfortable style. Opulent detailing is evident in all guest rooms. All rooms have en-suite facilities, built-in LCD television and all other modern facilities guests would expect from a hotel of this calibre. Rates are inclusive of Full English Breakfast, which is freshly prepared each morning. With a regularly changing menu, the hotel takes advantage of the affluent array of local produce on offer. This includes sourcing all meat from local farms and fresh fish is delivered on a daily basis, even down to the free-range eggs. The hotel prides itself on being able to provide a 100% fresh organic range of fruit and vegetables, also sourced locally. There are three options for guests dining at The White Hart, the main restaurant offers an intimate style of dining, with the bar offering a retreat before and after meals. With a range of tables available, this is the perfect space to entertain family and friends in a relaxed atmosphere. The newest addition to The White Hart, the Orangery offers a much larger indoor space to enjoy the food. Linking the two main buildings together the room offers a unique atmosphere, allowing you to take in the surroundings with the hand crafted flag stone floor. Even in winter the room is still inviting due to the under floor heating. And finally, with a number of large outside tables, the summertime brings the offers of alfresco dining. The bar offers spacious seating areas and is perhaps the most traditional part of the pub. The hotel prides itself on the beer. The hotel has 3 of its own beers, which has of course a constant presence in their portfolio. On top of this they have two ever changing guest beers, sourced locally as much as possible. Come and enjoy a refreshing drink whilst soaking up the sun and atmosphere in the courtyard gardens. With patio heaters and sun parasols the hotel is prepared for whatever the British Summer has to offer. The town of Stamford is situated 100 miles north of London, just off the A1, which was the old Great North Road leading to York and Edinburgh. Captured in time by its conservation status this once major wool town has retained much of its old world charm and prosperity. Many of the buildings are constructed from old Lincolnshire limestone, hence the town's distinguished appearance and popularity with tourists and movie directors alike.

The George of Stamford is perhaps Englands greatest coaching Inn, retaining the charm and atmosphere of its long history and yet offering todays guest every modern comfort.

Rock Lodge is set in walled gardens enjoying an elevated position, with off street car parking & CCTV .A five minute walk to the centre of Historic Stamford. ‘Philip & Jane Sagar are well experienced in managing and operating luxury Hotels and offer guests a warm welcome to their imposing 1900 town house’ - The AA guide. ‘More a small luxury hotel than a B&B with very stylish bedrooms’.Which Magazine Autumn 2004. Awarded 5 Stars by the AA, & Visit Britain. ‘Gold Award’ from Enjoy England for Quality, service & attention to detail. RAC ‘Little Gem’ & Sparkling Diamond winner for 5 years until RAC scheme ended. Burghley House is a twenty five minute walk away. The tastefully decorated and furnished bedrooms are finished to a high standard and are entered via a magnificent Oak staircase. All are Ensuite with shower, WC, satellite television, radio and mini fridge with complimentary bottled water, fresh milk, tea and coffee facilities, hairdryer, iron and ironing board. Free Wi Fi access also available. The Oak panelled drawing room with its mullion windows has an original Edwardian fire place with real log fire to sit by after a hearty English Breakfast in the sunny dining room.

Beautifully decorated and furnished, with a mix of the modern and the traditional, this village pub-restaurant offers great food, great service and individual bedrooms for the weary traveller. The interior is light and comfortable, and retains the original charm, with oak and slate running through the pub. The name comes from the roofing slate once mined in the village.The A La Carte menu is based on fresh and locally sourced ingredients, which changes regularly to follow the seasons. We have an extensive wine list, and cask ales from our local brewer, Everards, who were named Pub Company of the Year 2007. We have been awarded an AA Rosette, are included in various pub guides, and have also been named in the Top 10 New Gastropubs in the country by The Times, March 2007. Please view our photos to get an idea. See you soon

The Crown Hotel is set in the historic town centre of Stamford, just 12 miles from Peterborough and close to the A1. The Crown has been transformed into a contemporary and stylish boutique hotel. All the traditional features have been retained whilst the best of new technology has been installed throughout. The two lounges are cosy and welcoming with comfortable seating and roaring open fires. There is also an attractive heated patio area for al fresco dining. Please be warned; The Crown is a no smoking establishment but in order not to upset the smokers a covered and heated shelter has been erected! The bedrooms are located in three seperate buildings. In the main building all bedrooms are unique and individual and offer privateen-suite facilities, satellite TV, hairdryer, and tea and coffee making facilities. Just up the road from the hotel is a unique Georgian property comprising two double en suite bedrooms and a split level family room. This location is ideal if you prefer a bit more peace and quiet. Adjacent to the hotel is a quaint 18th century stone cottage consisting of one twin en suite room (suitable for the disabled), one double room with private shower room and one split level suitefamily room.

A family run Guest House in the heart of the Georgian Town of Stamford. Stamford is a beautiful town and was recently used in films such as Pride and Prejudice and The Da Vinci Code.