Eardley's Hotel

21 Cross O'cliff Hill, Lincoln, Lincolnshire, England

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About Eardley's Hotel

Small Hotel, situated to the South of the City. Approx' 1 mile from the town centre & 2.5 miles from Cathedral area. Small Hotel with residents Lounge, where smoking is allowed, a home from home. Been home to some famous people. Eardley's Hotel is Victorian in age & style, located within the City of Lincoln. Situated on Cross O'Cliff Hill (a15), on the south end of Lincoln High Street, opposite the South Common. The rooms are large and comfortable, some have showers, all have washing facilities. Rooms are catered with bathrobes, Tea & Coffee trays. All the rooms are on the 1st floor, with hall lighting 'on' all night. All Bedrooms are non-smoking. Smoking is permitted in the residents lounge,on the ground floor. Excess to Internet, for 'e-mail' purposes. The park opposite, good for recreation & has wonderful views across the City to the Norman Cathedral/Castle skyline. Ideal spot for artists. We have 'Off-street' large Free, car park. Short walking distance to Sincil Bank Football Stad'. A bus-stop just yards from the gate. Providing transport too & from the City Centre. More local information can be supplied by Mr.Hill,the Proprietor, on request. Always ready to help.

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