Best Western Kings Hotel

North Parade, Grantham, Lincs, Lincolnshire, England

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About Best Western Kings Hotel

Situated in the 12th century market town of Grantham, this hotel was originally a Victorian gentleman's residence and has been elegantly refurbished to provide modern facilities whilst keeping its original character. The hotel has 20 spacious, tastefully furnished en suite bedrooms and one superior suite for that special occasion. There are designated non-smoking bedrooms available, as well as 3 bedrooms situated on the ground floor. The hotel's Orangery Restaurant is ideal for a quick bite or informal meal. There is a wide choice of menus offering a delicious range of meals and snacks, from steaks to sandwiches, all at very competitive prices. The Victorian Restaurant is an ideal venue for entertaining or for a special occasion. Enjoy superb quality food from an extensive and imaginative menu of English cuisine. The menu features local produce from the farms of Lincolnshire and Leicestershire, freshly prepared by a skilled team of chefs. There is a wine list of over 70 wines to compliment your meal.

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