The New England Hotel

Wide Bargate, Boston, Lincolnshire, Lincolnshire, England

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About The New England Hotel

This convenient hotel offers accomplished accommodation and facilities in the centre of Boston. Comfortable, en suite accommodation is complemented by a 120-seater restaurant, offering à la carte dining in spacious surroundings, with a popular Sunday carvery and private Pilgrim Bar. Afterwards, you can adjourn to the oak panelled Imperial Bar, with a coal effect fire adding to the warm charm. Enjoy home cask ales, lagers and a well stocked bar, or simply unwind in comfort with tea and biscuits. The Mayflower Suite is available on the ground floor for private functions and can seat up to 40. A short walk from the famous St. Botolph's Church, free parking also helps you to easily explore the surrounding fens, wetlands and coastlines.

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