Allington Manor Hotel Grantham

General Information

The Old Manor House at Allington is located on the fringe of the Vale of Belvoir and in a quiet Lincolnshire countryside with first-rate highway links. It proposes a particular mixture of chic and calm state life together with a range of more nice park amusements near hand. The market place cities of Grantham - birthplace of Isaac Newton and Margaret Thatcher - and Newark, with its strong image for antiques, are on the doorstep. The historic city of Stamford and besides Burghley with its world prominent horse trials, lie 20 mins South; as does Rutland Water, Britain’s biggest man made lake. Nottingham with its Castle, Tales of Robin Hood, Playhouse Theatre, Trent Bridge Cricket Ground, Forest and County Football clubs in addition to The National Ice Stadium, Arena and Water Sports Centre are only half an hour away. The Manor is a nicely restored Grade II Jacobean building. It's steeped in heritage with the original manor house on this spot recorded in the Doomsday Book. The up-to-date Manor dates back to 1450, evidence of cellars, attics, priest holes and all the human heritage that suggests, is everywhere. The Manor is a now a magnificent family home with all the sociability, comfort and quality that go with that and customers are greeted with throughout their visit. Receive pleasure from our superb lodging, relax at the end of the day in the unbelievable Drawing suite and imbibe the state whilst you loosen in our flourishing garden and take pleasure in your coffee. For the more active perhaps you would enjoy a game of croquet, a ride on one of our bicycles or a stroll on one of the a lot of from the Manor. We welcome you, to share in the heritage, the splendor of the setting and the sheer quality of all aspects of the lodging and treat this attractive Manor home as your own.