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Hotels in Stamford
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The William Cecil at Stamford
Stamford, Lincolnshire
There is a wide choice of generously equipped rooms at this substantial, dog friendly, family-friendly hotel on the edge of the Burghley Estate, with a pleasantly informal ambience and imaginative, seasonally inspired food served in the bistro.
The George of Stamford
Stamford, Lincolnshire
An imposing presence on the old Great North Road, this creeper-covered coaching inn is a bit of old England, much loved for its timeless ambience, solidly traditional styling and retro classic dishes in the Oak Room, where a silver-domed carvery trolley still makes the rounds.
The Crown Hotel
Stamford, Lincolnshire
Brother and sister partners Michael Thurlby and Sue Olver modernised their lively hotel in the centre with some striking decor, and have added additional accommodation in two separate buildings close by. Sally Rouse manages
Stamford is regularly cited among the finest stone-built towns in England — a compact Lincolnshire gem of medieval churches, Georgian townhouses and independent shops, set on the old Great North Road and close to the splendour of Burghley House. The Good Hotel Guide recommends those hotels that match Stamford's own considerable standards: comfortable, characterful and better than the town's understated reputation might suggest.
