The Garden Room is an independent studio annex for 2-4 people with garden views located in the heart of the historic centre of Kirton In Lindsey. Option of a chargeable cooked breakfast at a time of your choice available or you can also use the fully equipped kitchen in the studio. Free WiFi, Amazon Prime, Netflix Kirton In Lindsey was the home of Catherine Parr who was the sixth wife of Henry VIII and lived here after she married her first husband, Sir Edward Burgh. There are two fantastic pubs in the town for lunch and dinner along with a variety of takeaways and restaurants. Kirton In Lindsey is in North Lincolnshire, England. It is situated 1.5 miles (2.4 km) west from the A15 road, approximately 10 minutes drive south from Scunthorpe and 20 minutes drive south to Lincoln.

I am a very warm and friendly person who likes to meet people from all walks of life. I consider myself to be very loyal, fair and trust worthy friend. I live in Kirton In Lindsey with my beautiful family and believe that in our short lives we should always be kind and generous to everyone around us. We only get one chance at living our lives so we should make sure that we live selflessly and help others in their journeys. The culture that I have grown up in teaches us that a guest is like God and we should do everything we can to make our guest feel comfortable and happy at our place. "Atithi Devo Bhava" - This Sanskrit mantra prescribes a dynamic of the host-guest relationship. This means that Guest is equivalent to God OR Be one for whom the guest is God. This has become the code of conduct for my Indian culture.

Twigmoor Woods - This serene woodland retreat with lush vegetation & ponds is a popular spot for nature walks. RAF Scampton - Home of the Red Arrows Lincoln Cathedral - Medieval cathedral, once the tallest building in the world, with tours and a Wren-designed library. Lincoln Castle - Historic ruined Norman fortress later used as a prison, with exhibits and free guided tours. Steep Hill - Bustling cobblestone street lined with shops & pubs, plus iconic 12th-century residences. Museum of Lincolnshire Life - From steam engines to social history in period rooms and shops, plus a working printing press. The Collection - Purpose-built museum for archaeological finds, and the Usher Gallery with works by Turner and Lowry. International Bomber Command Centre - Memorial with interactive displays, gardens, spire & a wall of names dedicated to Bomber Command. Hartsholme Country Park - A 100-acre park with Victorian landscaped gardens, a lake and woods, plus nature trails and cafe. Lincoln Medieval Bishops' Palace - Ruined bishop's palace, with undercrofted hall and 1430s additions, plus recreated heritage garden.