Eastleigh Hotel - Eastleigh Hotel is close to the seafront and town centre. The refurbished guest accommodation is opposite the pier and rooms have free Wi-Fi and Freeview TV. It offers a relaxed, carefree stay and has a VisitBritain Families Welcome award, a Gold Food and Hygiene award, and is located within reach of local attractions. Staff are friendly and helpful, and ready to provide everything you need for an enjoyable stay. Each room has bathrobes, toiletries and many other features. Eastleigh Hotel has a free private car park. A complimentary snack bar and a loyalty bar are available from 10:00 to 22:00.

Tudor Terrace Guest House - Somewhere special for travellers and business guests alike, this large Victorian guest house provides a home away from home in Cleethorpes. Inspected by both the English Tourism Council and the AA, Tudor Terrace Guest House has been awarded the new grading of 4 stars accommodation. The guest house is situated very close to the seafront (40 yards) and is also in a great location for the Winter Gardens, Leisure Centre, Boating Lake and many other attractions. For business guests, the guest house is conveniently located for Grimsby port and the Humber Bank Industries. For those wishing to tour the area, the delights of the Lincolnshire Wolds and the historic cities of Lincoln and York are a pleasant drive away.

Jedburgh Guest House - Situated in the charming resort of Cleethorpes, North East Lincolnshire, this beautiful Victorian house provides 7 comfortable guestrooms and a pleasant dining room. Boasting a pier and seafront, Cleethorpes is not in fact on the coast, but lies at the mouth of the Humber River. The town does however enjoy all the sights and attractions of many of the UK's most popular coastal resorts, including beautiful sandy beaches and a promenade. Retaining many of its original features, but equipped with all modern comforts, The Jedburgh is fully double glazed and centrally heated throughout to ensure a peaceful night's sleep.

The Riverside - In the pretty village of Sutton Bridge, Riverside is rich in traditional charm and offers a bar, free Wi-Fi, free parking and a warm welcome. The Riverside is in Sutton Bridge, a village beside the River Nene, known as the Gateway to Lincolnshire. In the evenings, you can relax in the cosy cellar bar, which provides live entertainment throughout the year. The TV in the bar has Sky Satellite channels and shows all of the major sporting events. The Riverside offers comfortable accommodation, tasty food and live entertainment, all at reasonable prices. Sutton Bridge is close to Norfolk and Cambridgeshire, offering access to Lincoln, Ely, Cambridge, Peterborough and Newark.

The Royal Hotel - Amid its own spacious grounds, an easy walk from the seafront, this renovated Victorian hotel boasts an array of leisure amenities. Comfortable, en suite accommodation is complemented by 2 popular restaurants. When not treating yourself to the English and European bistro restaurant (Viceroys), you could also try the Indian Bollywood restaurant, with food cooked by North and Eastern Indian chefs. Alternatively, you could simply choose to relax in the comfortable lounge-bar area. During the day, stroll across to the seafront, promenade, clock tower or town centre and take advantage of this traditional seaside resort.

Plummers Place Guesthouse - Set in the natural beauty of Lincolnshire's Coastal Fens, this pet-friendly, family-run guest house boasts splendid views over the Wash, Norfolk coastline and RSPB nature reserve. Close to Boston, Skegness and Spalding, Plummers Place provides an ideal base for walking, cycling, bird-watching and canoeing, as well as relaxation and shopping in the historic market towns. In addition to home-cooked evening meals and a hearty full breakfast each morning, you will find the rooms in this grade II listed building comfortable.

Aristocrat Guest House - Recently awarded 4 stars from the AA, this friendly guest house is a 5-minute walk from Cleethorpes Train Station and the seafront. The family-run Aristocrat is convenient for the ports of Grimsby and Immingham as well as the Humber Bank Industries. Other attractions include a theme park, Lincolnshire light railway and long nature walks along the seafront. Aristocrat is not far from the Lincolnshire Wolds and the city of Lincoln.

Beehive Inn - One of the oldest pubs in Grantham, the Beehive Inn dates back to the 16th century and is named for the living beehive in the tree outside. At the Beehive Inn you will find a wide selection of real ales, lagers and good-value food. The TV shows sporting events and there is a garden for warmer weather. Since at least 1830 there has been a hive of bees in a lime tree above the pub's sign. This unique feature has protected status from the local council.

Sherwood Guest House - Sherwood Guest House has a prime location on the Cleethorpes seafront, with the beautiful beach just across the road. Superb rooms offer quality and comfort to all. A warm friendly welcome awaits you at the Sherwood, in Cleethorpes. Decorated in soft natural tones, the rooms create an atmosphere of peace and calm. The guest house is ideally situated for the ports of Grimsby and Immingham, as well as Humber bank industries. A varied menu is available and special diets are catered for.

The Oak Inn - In the picturesque village of Easton on the Hill, just off the A1 motorway, 2 miles (3.2 km) south of the historic town of Stamford, this lovely stone-built inn offers free Wi-Fi and parking. The Oak Inn is privately owned and run and your hosts, Peter and Kathy, pride themselves on offering a warm welcome and a friendly, relaxing atmosphere. The inn has a light and airy conservatory restaurant and a large terraced decking area where you can drink and dine al fresco. The cosy pine bar serves real ales and fine wines. All of the comfortable en suite rooms have a TV. Close to Rutland Water and Rockingham Raceway, the inn has good access to the region's major roads and there is a large car park at the rear of the building.