Located in Peterborough and with Burghley House reachable within 9.4 miles, Black Horse has a restaurant, non-smoking rooms, free WiFi and a bar.
jacquelyn
United Kingdom
I ended up at the Black Horse after being stranded at Peterborough due to an LNER situation - I tried booking hotels in town and they had run out of spaces so I randomly chose a reasonably priced one that was accessible - which ended up being the Black Horse. It looked very nice from the photos and lived up to this image - it's a gorgeous place - an old-fashioned inn with a restaurant, bar and rooms, beautifully decorated. The young woman on duty who checked me in (I can't remember her name but she was great) was extremely welcoming, reassuring and accommodating. The dinner was exceptional - the best gluten-free fish and chips I have tasted! (Coeliacs should check if the tartare sauce is gluten free though) It was great to be so warm and well-fed in such a nice environment after being stuck on the train and then a cold platform for several hours. I'd definitely recommend this place. My room was large and comfortable with space to work and a really good shower. They even let me work remotely the next morning teaching music online no bother! (In fact I got a round of applause from the locals in bar next door when I finished :D) Altogether very friendly, comfortable, amenable and relaxed place. The young bar staff were also great - relaxed, resourceful and accommodating. I'd definitely choose to stay here if I was in the area again, absolutely.
Set in a historic inn, The George Hotel of Stamford is located just off the ancient Great North Road.
Jane
United States of America
The location was great. The establishment was very charming and well appointed. I had a delicious lunch and breakfast. In fact, the Eggs Royale was the most delicious breakfast egg dish, so please compliment the chef on my behalf. Lastly, the staff was the most attentive, which I truly appreciated.
Located in the center of ancient Stamford, The Bull and Swan is a historic 16th-century inn. It features unique, luxury rooms and traditional cuisine made with fresh, local produce.
Mick
United Kingdom
Staff were fantastic- helpful and welcoming. Food was superb, evening meal and breakfast. Local produce in the kitchens and no packaging at breakfast, clearly organised with environmental sustainability in mind
Within the historic Burghley Estate, The William Cecil features unique rooms with original features, and Egyptian cotton sheets. Its restaurant serves fresh, seasonal food.
Clyde
United States of America
Location near the Burghley Estate house. Great scenery. Ample parking with easy access. Close to downtown shops and restaurants. The meals were included and the food was good. A lovely old building.
No1 Guest House enjoys a location in Stamford, 31 miles from Leicester Train Station and 31 miles from Belgrave Road. Both Wifi and private parking are available at the guest house free of charge.
Located between Bourne and Stamford, The Six Bells is a restored public house which features a restaurant and free WiFi. Guests can enjoy the cozy bar and there are 3 separate dining areas.
Judith
United Kingdom
Location breakfast ; they had sorted out the plumbing problem
Since we were last there ( 3weeks before)
The Coach House is a recently renovated vacation home in Stamford, near Burghley House. This vacation home features free private parking, private check-in and check-out, and free Wifi.
Glen House Annex offers accommodations between Stamford and Bourne. Free WiFi is available throughout the property and free private parking is available on site.
Michael
United States of America
Very clean and comfortable, little skeptical about the continental breakfast in the room, but turned out to be a very good selection and a really great idea. Host was a delight to talk to.
Number 6 Stamford - Boutique Grade II Listed Townhouse offers accommodations in Stamford, 1.9 miles from Burghley House and 12 miles from Longthorpe Tower.
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