Places to stay in Stamford, Lincolnshire

We currently have 18 accommodations in and around Stamford. There are also other regional listings available for Chalets, Caravan parks, Hotels, B&B's and other properties. You can filter these listings by the available types.

Stamford is an ancient town located in the south of Lincolnshire, approximately 100 miles to the north of London, just off the A1, leading to York and Edinburgh. Local restaurants include Burritos Tex Mex Restaurant, Mi Familia, Mr Liu’s, and The Fine Food Store.

The center of Stamford ( which is at is longitude -0°28'48.252 and latitude 52°39'4.7660 ) is located 6 miles away from Careby, 7 miles away from Market Deeping and 10 miles away from Bourne.

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17 Hotels, B&Bs and Guest Houses

1 Camping, Caravans, Self Catering

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Selected and best reviewed properties in Stamford

Bed & Breakfast

The Rowan House

We offer first class Bed and Breakfast accommodation near Stamford in a welcoming atmosphere to ensure our visitors feel totally at home. All rooms are newly furnished, enjoy country views, and provide every comfort. Your choice of breakfast is served in our Dining room or conservatory, and we .....

Guest House

The Candlesticks

Candlesticks is situated in a quite lane in the oldest part of the market town of Stamford. The building itself dates back to around 1730. Originally five empty derelict cottages, they were sympathetically converted and restored in 1974, and Candlesticks opened as a retaurant in 1975 and has been .....

Hotel

The Crown Hotel

The Crown Hotel, Stamford is located in the heart of the picturesque and historical town of Stamford. Michael and Sue, a brother and sister partnership with local connections have transformed the hotel over the past eleven years into a contemporary and stylish boutique hotel. The Crown Hotel is .....

Photograph of Parkgate House B&B, Stamford

Bed & Breakfast

The Parkgate House B&B

Park Gate House was originally the Fitzwilliam Arms strategically placed outside the now defunct Stamford East railway station, a building that looks more like an Elizabethan manor house than a terminus. The house is two minutes from both the banks of the River Welland and the gate to Burghley .....

Things to see and do, places to eat in Stamford

Oak Panelled Restaurant At The George Hotel

Restaurant At Candlesticks Hotel ( Dining / Other ). Candlesticks is situated in a quite lane in the oldest part of the market town of Stamford. The building itself dates back to around 1730. Originally five empty derelict cottages, they were sympathetically converted and restored in 1974, and Candlesticks opened as a retaurant in 1975 and has been under the same ownership since then. www.candlestickshotel.co.uk Link

The Exeter Arms ( Dining / Pubs / Bars ). The Exeter Arms is located on the edge of the historical village of Easton on the Hill, just two miles outside of the picturesque town of Stamford. Michael and Sue, a brother and sister partnership with local connections, have restored The Exeter Arms back to its former glory. The Exeter Arms is perfectly situated for local business, visitors to Easton on the Hill and for Stamford’s shopping and local tourist attractions. www.theexeterarms.net Link

Oak Panelled Restaurant At The George Hotel ( Dining / Other ). Located at 71 St Martins. Stamford in Lincolnshire is just one mile from the A1, and one and a half hours north of London. The A47 between Peterborough and Leicester passes just five miles away, and Cambridge is only forty-five minutes to the south. www.georgehotelofstamford.com Link