Hotels in Grantham, Lincolnshire

Whilst it offers a perfect retreat, the hotel is conveniently located just minutes from the A1, less than an hour's drive from East Midlands Airport and one hour by rail from London's Kings Cross. Beautifully appointed with all of the facilities you would expect from a premier four star hotel, De Vere Belton Woods represents an exciting new generation of business and leisure venue, where every conceivable need is catered for without you even having to leave the grounds of the hotel.

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Accommodation is comprised of 56 bedrooms, each tastefully decorated and equipped with the facilities required to ensure a comfortable and restful stay. The rooms are of double and twin size with en-suite facilities, direct dial telephone, tea/coffee making facilities, hair dryer and trouser press. Specifically designed disabled rooms are conveniently located on the ground floor close to restaurant and bar facilities. Alternatively, for that extra special stay, our Personalised rooms are perfect for weddings and special occasions. The Olde Barn Hotel has a flexible suite of three conference rooms on the first floor each of which is capable of independent use or being combined with one or both of the others to form a larger unit. High quality sound proof demountable partition walls quickly and easily open or close to create a unit of the desired size. All have a comprehensive range of wall-mounted presentation equipment. A further range of mobile conference equipment is available as required. The ground floor Newton Suite conference room gives a further 100 sq. meters of space ideal for the range of facilities offered by the Olde Barn, this room also boasts a fixed cocktail bar. The new Barn Restaurant and the extended bar area supplemented by courtyard gardens enhance further the range of facilities offered by the Olde Barn Hotel.

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We are within close proximity to many historic towns, and only 20 minutes fron Newark, which is very convenient for the Newark Antiques Fairs, and we also have easy access from the North and South A1. The Fox Inn started life as three cottages. At that time the A1 was called The Great North Road and was just a mud track. It is rumoured that Dick Turpin stayed here on his way to York. It is also been said, one of the contestants of the first bare nuckle fight, stayed here at the Fox. It is not known how old The Fox is. It has grown over the years from three old cottages to a pub well known to the travelling public. It was shut down in 1996 for the road widening of the A1, but the government of the day changed their mind, and it was left to deteriorate. After sometime The Fox was put up for sale and brought by a developer. It took two years to refurbish to get the Fox what it is today. It was brought by the Robbins family in July 2000, The Fox now has nine letting rooms, a forty seater restaurant, two bars, and a large function room. It also has a very good head chef, and a family atomsphere. The Fox is situated near Stamford, which is an old market town with many old buildings and churches. Rutland water is very close by, with lovely views and wildlife. The Fox Inn is the ideal place to stay if you want to visit this great area of interest. Food for the restaurant is all freshly cooked to order and prepared by the head chef, Mark Squire who was classically trained in France and has worked for over 15 years in many of London's top restaurants. Opening Hours: Mon-Sat: 12noon-11pm (Food served from 12noon-9:30pm) Sun : 12noon-4pm (Traditional Sunday carvery served from 12noon to 3pm). Breakfasts need to be booked upon check-in. Times are flexible. We do have access to the check-in outside of the above opening hours by prior arrangement.

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