Self Catering / Bed and Breakfast in Lincoln, Lincolnshire. Set in a 19th century cobbled courtyard, Tennyson Court was a Victorian racecourse stable. Old beams & wood floors define the classic charm of old England. The building has been elegantly converted, while retaining all the character of the 19th century.

Self Catering Cottages in Lincoln, Lincolnshire have 1 double bedroom; 1-3 single or 1 twin & 2 single bedrooms; toilets(s), shower, lounge, kitchen (with dishwasher & washer dryer). Linen and Towels included. Free CableTV, Payphone and FREE Wireless Broadband Internet Access.

Secure courtyard parking inside automatic security gates ensure total privacy in an area of the city popular with residents and noted for its quiet Victorian charm and close proximity to the Cathedral, Castle and City centre. (10 min. walk)

Your Local Guide to Lincoln while staying Self Catering or B&B in Lincoln, Lincolnshire.

Here at Tennyson Court we regulary sample local resturants the reviews and contact details are below. Also listed are local attractions and events. Enjoy

'Browns Pie Shop is in the historic part of Lincoln on Steep Hill just a little way down from Castle Square.  You will need to book this restaurant can even be full on a Monday.'

15 min. walk up Steep Hill.

Took the children to this one - if you order at 5pm a starter and a main costs £6 and thereafter the price is one pound more than the time eg 5.30pm is £6.30 available until 7pm. Great selection of pies and other traditional English fayre. Restaurant rather cramped and not suitable for disabled or pushchairs.

West Parade Lincoln - 1 min walk.

Cafe / Restaurant with license.

Open 9am - 9pm Tuesday to Saturday.

Friendy warm cafe style place just round the corner. All food comes in a bowl, such as stews and soups with homemade bread. Cappucinos, cakes and biscuits available throughout the day.

Price included main course and a glass of wine.

Lovely location on a sunny evening. You can eat outside or on colder days inside which is almost out side with the big glass windows.

Sample meal was Pizza, Bottle of Wine, Desert and Coffee

Constructed around 1150, this stone-fronted building is said to be the oldest  house in Britain. Today, it offers the finest food in Lincoln.