Windmill Hotel

10 The Market Place, Alford, Lincolnshire, England

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About Windmill Hotel

A splendid 17th-century coaching house overlooking the Old Market Place in Alford. Ideal for the coast and Cadwell Park. All our rates include a full English breakfast. Our sausages and ham are made at the hotel. The Windmill Hotel is a former 17th century coaching house overlooking the Old Market Place in Alford. It comprises ten comfortable en-suite rooms, full bar facilities, attractive beer garden a restaurant with a la carte menu, and a spacious car park. Close to Cadwell Park. Christenings, Christmas parties, weddings, all functions catered for.

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