Limes Country House Hotel

Gainsborough Road(A631), Market Rasen, Lincolnshire, England

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About Limes Country House Hotel

Attractive and relaxing country accommodation. Ideal location for conferences and business meetings. 'The Limes' is a cosy, privately run, three star standard Victorian Country House idyllically set in four acres of tree lined gardens, nestling on the edge of the scenic Wolds. The hotel has all of the light and airiness for which Victorian houses are renowned, the ground floor rooms especially are typical of the period with high ceilings and tall windows, none more so than the Furlong Bar where magnificent sunsets are watched through unusual curved glass windows, giving an additional zest to pre-dinner drinks.

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