Dog Friendly Bed And Breakfasts In East Midlands

Reviews

What our customers say about their holidays

• Lucy - Verified booking

  Our stay at Kings Cottage was everything we expected and more.

  The photos in the site don’t actually do it justice, it’s even better. Our favourite feature was the log fire which kept us warm and cosy. Though our stay was during rain and cold weather we were never cold in the cottage - there are powerful heaters and extra plug ins but once the fire is roaring it heats the whole house. The downstairs was large for our family of three and had plenty of seating for any visitors. There are shelves of books and games to entertain and a good TV with Netflix too. We were working whilst staying at Kings and the WiFi connection was good in every room. The kitchen has everything you need and everything works well. The garden is gorgeous with a little stream at the bottom but it was a little too cold for us to enjoy. The village of a Fulbeck and the surrounding areas are welcoming and quaint. There are plenty of good walks and gorgeous pubs and artisan shops. I recommend many of the National Trust houses in the area - especially Belton. The information book lacked info on bin collections and what to put where and the cottage lacked a clothes horse ,there was one on the garden but it kept raining!) That is the only, very small, negative. We will definitely rent this cottage again. Thank you so much for a great stay.

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• Frances - Verified booking

  Very pleased with cottage.

  Unfortunately I picked the wettest week on record however we were lovely and warm in the cottage. The flooring was ideal as when we brought our dogs in soaking wet we could dry them off in the sun room. I couldn't believe the size of the house. We seemed to be opening doors to yet another room so if you want chill out time on your own it was no problem. The garden was absolutely perfect, pity due to weather conditions we couldn't get out there but the views were gorgeous. Also garden very safe for dogs, and plenty of room to park the car. Very big bathroom, useful second toilet, good sized bedrooms, lovely completely rural location, but on our walks met and chatted with all the locals. Must do's: walk to the lighthouses and nature reserve, dinner at The Anchor in Sutton Bridge ( we had fantastic carvery on Wed night for £7.50!!), Kings Lynn, Norfolk Lavender Farm and Sandringham Country Park all worth a visit. Would def book this cottage again, oh and by the way they even supply dog bowls. Very doggy friendly.

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• Andrew - Verified booking

  First time exploring Lincolnshire and the lodge was an excellent base.

  Spacious and comfortable with the all the kitchen supplies required for self catering and a nice welcome pack from the owner. Although the site is pretty sizeable, the way the lodges are situated gives a feeling of peaceful seclusion, especially with this lodge being on the end of a row of five/six lodges. Nice wrap around deck to catch both morning and evening sun. As an avid cook, the only disappointment was the site's strict rule on no BBQs especially given the excellent weather we had, but understandable given the ancient woodland. I'm not one for visiting the same place twice as there's so much of the country to explore but I wouldn't hesitate to book this lodge again. The nearby town of Louth was a little gem. Great communication from the owner. Although we did not have the need to contact her that much, I got the impression she would be very helpful if required. All round excellent spot!

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• Charlotte - Verified booking

  The great escape is just that!

  ! the wonderful setting on the edge of Kenwick Park, the ability to walk straight into the woods, this cabin is a slice away! Do note if you have youngster who require to be online all the time with lightening speed - this is not the place for you. But we wanted to be semi-offline (there is Wi-Fi but it’s temperamental and reasonably slow). The cabin has all you would need - note the walls are thin, the floors creek, and the doors are noisy, so once one is up you’re all up! Again this worked for us but definitely something to bear in mind. It’s a great location to also explore the coast from - we took daytips to Cleethorpes and Skegness (both about 30mins drive with dog friendly beaches!!) and we even walked cross-country to The Splash in Little Cawthrope. Sea or Country it’s all here…. Highly recommend if you want to get away from it and explore our wonderful country!!

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• David - Verified booking

  We had a Family get together with a Nice visiting from Australia It was a lovely relaxing holiday.

  The Lodge was clean,well equipped and spacious. The kitchen was well equipped and had everything you could need. The bedrooms were spacious with plenty of wardrobe space.The beds were comforting and we slept like logs. The wraparound verandah was a bonus with tables and chairs. Never been in a Lodge before and it was like being in a Western.Loved it. It was blissfully quiet with the only sound was the Wind rustling the trees. Kirsty thoughtfully provided an extra set of keys and was very personable. Never been to Lincolnshire before and assumed it was all flat.The Wolds proved me wrong it's lovely and the roads are quiet and excellent. There are a lot of on site activities but we were too busy visiting the local attractions and pubs. Royal Oak and Kenwick Manor close and excellent. If ever a place was well named it is "The Great Escape" Spot on

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