Bed And Breakfast in Cadney

Forest Pines is a luxury golf and country club hotel set within its own 190 acres of woodland just off junction 4 of the M180 in North Lincolnshire. The hotel is one of the regions premier hotels with extensive facilities including 188 luxury en-suite bedrooms, 18 metre swimming pool, gymnasium, beauty spa, function rooms, contemporary one AA rosette Eighteen57 restaurant and 27 holes of Championship golf. There are a range of attractions within easy reach of Forest Pines. The east coast is a short drive away, with the coastal towns of Grimsby, Skegness and Cleethorpes offering a host of attractions including Pleasure Island Theme park, the National Fish Heritage and Natureland Seal Sanctuary. Normanby Hall Country Park is the perfect day out for the family. Set in 300 acres, you can step back in time to learn about Lincolnshires rich rural heritage in the Farm Museum, stroll around the beautiful gardens or discover the elegance of the Regency Hall. Forest Pines is perfect for those who need an overnight stay and provides a warm welcome after a long, tiring day. Conveniently located close to motorway networks and within easy reach of Humberside Airport, Forest Pines offers free secure car parking and other benefits including: superbly appointed working area in bedrooms, 24hr Room Service WIFI (Wireless High-speed Internet Access) in all bedrooms, public areas and meeting rooms. **Residents are entitled to one free WIFI voucher for 2 hours for each night of the stay (one voucher per room)**. Free use of Health and Leisure Club. Forest Pines offers the choice of three fantastic restaurants. Eighteen57 is a new Modern, stylish and exciting concept focusing on Fresh Local Grimsby fish as well as serving a variety of Meat and Vegetarian Dishes. Eighteen57 is the more formal restaurant at Forest Pines and features a relaxed and interactive service and has recently been awarded one AA rosette. The ambiance remains intimate with relaxed background music and small groups of diners. Just 12 miles from Grimsby, Eighteen57 utilises the freshest possible local fish to create exceptional dishes which focus on simplicity and subtle flavours. Wherever possible Eighteen57 utilises local suppliers and seasonal ingredients to create mouth watering dishes. Advance booking strongly recommended The Grill is an informal and relaxed restaurant which focuses on local Lincolnshire beef and offers a variety of meat, fish and Vegetarian starters, mains and deserts. the grill offers a relaxed and informal service and has a vibrant atmosphere on busy nights.

We are a 3 star-rated hotel idyllically situated between two freshwater lakes on the south bank of the River Humber. We have 26 en-suite bedrooms, with a view of either the tranquil lake or the Humber Bridge and FREE WIFI internet access for all guests. Our beautiful lakeside restaurants offer a wide choice of locally sourced & homemade dishes, all freshly cooked to your liking. We also offer Sunday Lunch & a Sunday Carvery. Relax in the Lounge with a pot of tea & a scone...coffee & cake or a latte & a toasted teacake; well, you choose! Take Care of Yourself at Natures Spa Visit us to enjoy some “me” time while we do the hard work for you… We offer specialised treatments, relaxing packages & everyday maintenance treatments from Collin & Jessica Nails along with Gift Vouchers, Retail Products & Gift Ideas.

North Lincolnshire is an area of rural tranquility and remarkable natural beauty, where the rolling chalk of the Lincolnshire Wolds meets the lush Ancholme. This is great walking country, with something for everyone from the long distance Viking Way and Nev Cole Way to gentler riverside and woodland walks. North Lincolnshire is full of surprises. Alkborough Turf Maze is on a mysterious ancient site overlooking the confluence of the rivers Humber and Trent close to interesting rural walks and sleepy villages. Normanby Hall, with its award winning Victorian Walled Garden, is set in 300 acres of landscape gardens with lakes and natural woodland. Barrow is close to the charming town of Barton upon Humber which has plenty for visitors to see and do. The magnificent Humber Bridge is the perfect backdrop for walks along the Humber Estuary, whilst the town itself offers shops, a museum, restaurants, pubs and an impressive 10th century church. The Humber is one of Britains largest estuaries supporting abundant wildlife. Barton Clay Pits, once the home of a thriving tile and brick industry, extended for 5 miles along the riverbank at either side of the bridge. These flooded pits are a haven for wildlife, each having its own character, providing facilities for a wider range of outdoor pursuits. Monk’s Rest is a quaint three bedroom cottage with a historic inglenook fireplace, beams in the bedrooms and situated in a complex of 18, backing onto the communal garden. On entrance through the front door you enter into a small porch, turning left enter through another door to the lounge area, then onto a separate kitchen. Family Bathroom is situated on the ground floor, with a shower over the bath. Upstairs there are two single bedrooms and one double bedroom. Services: Gas fired central heating, Remote control Freeview TV, with built in DVD and iPod station, Microwave, fridge, toaster, kettle, iron and ironing board. Bed linen and towels are provided Non Smokers only. Well behaved dogs are welcome, £15 per dog. Your credit card will be debit 3/5 days before arrival

North Lincolnshire is an area of rural tranquility and remarkable natural beauty, where the rolling chalk of the Lincolnshire Wolds meets the lush Ancholme. This is great walking country, with something for everyone from the long distance Viking Way and Nev Cole Way to gentler riverside and woodland walks. North Lincolnshire is full of surprises. Alkborough Turf Maze is on a mysterious ancient site overlooking the confluence of the rivers Humber and Trent close to interesting rural walks and sleepy villages. Normanby Hall, with its award winning Victorian Walled Garden, is set in 300 acres of landscape gardens with lakes and natural woodland. Barrow is close to the charming town of Barton upon Humber which has plenty for visitors to see and do. The magnificent Humber Bridge is the perfect backdrop for walks along the Humber Estuary, whilst the town itself offers shops, a museum, restaurants, pubs and an impressive 10th century church. The Humber is one of Britains largest estuaries supporting abundant wildlife. Barton Clay Pits, once the home of a thriving tile and brick industry, extended for 5 miles along the riverbank at either side of the bridge. These flooded pits are a haven for wildlife, each having its own character, providing facilities for a wider range of outdoor pursuits. Curates Cloister is a quaint one bedroom cottage Situated in a complex of 18. The cottage is newly decorated with a modern but homely feel. On entrance through the front door you enter into a small porch, turning left enter through another door to the lounge/Kitchen area, upstairs there is a bathroom with shower over the bath, double bedroom with 4ft bed and built in wardrobe. Services: Electric storage heaters, Remote control Freeview TV, with built in DVD and iPod station, Microwave, fridge, toaster, kettle, iron and ironing board. Bed linen and towels are provided Communal Garden area Non Smokers only. Well behaved dogs are welcome, £15 per dog. Your card will be debited 3/5 days before your arrival

North Lincolnshire is an area of rural tranquility and remarkable natural beauty, where the rolling chalk of the Lincolnshire Wolds meets the lush Ancholme. This is great walking country, with something for everyone from the long distance Viking Way and Nev Cole Way to gentler riverside and woodland walks. North Lincolnshire is full of surprises. Alkborough Turf Maze is on a mysterious ancient site overlooking the confluence of the rivers Humber and Trent close to interesting rural walks and sleepy villages. Normanby Hall, with its award winning Victorian Walled Garden, is set in 300 acres of landscape gardens with lakes and natural woodland. Barrow is close to the charming town of Barton upon Humber which has plenty for visitors to see and do. The magnificent Humber Bridge is the perfect backdrop for walks along the Humber Estuary, whilst the town itself offers shops, a museum, restaurants, pubs and an impressive 10th century church. The Humber is one of Britains largest estuaries supporting abundant wildlife. Barton Clay Pits, once the home of a thriving tile and brick industry, extended for 5 miles along the riverbank at either side of the bridge. These flooded pits are a haven for wildlife, each having its own character, providing facilities for a wider range of outdoor pursuits. Ribstone Cottages consist of three individual one bedroom cottages each sleeping 2. Cottage number 1 - Consists of lounge, kitchen, upstairs double bedroom, shower room and separate toilet. Cottage number 2 - Consists of lounge, kitchen, upstairs dressing room double bedroom, bathroom and separate shower room. Cottage number 3 - Consists of lounge, kitchen, upstairs double bedroom and bathroom with shower above. Services: Electric storage heaters, Remote control Freeview TV, with built in DVD and iPod station, microwave, fridge, toaster, kettle, iron and ironing board. Cottage 2 only has a cooker and a dishwasher Bed linen and towels are provided Communal garden area Non Smokers only. Well behaved dogs are welcome, £15 per dog. Your credit card will be debited 3/5 days before arrival

Croxton House is situated on the outskirts of the hamlet of Croxton. An ivy clad Victorian farmhouse you can stroll around the large mature gardens. The house has all the fine qualities that a Victorian house should have. All of the bedrooms have been refurbished offering a high standard of accommodation. With electric blankets on all beds the rooms have colour TVs and tea and coffee making facilities and fridges in the summer. We also have free of charge Internet Access to all our guests with a dedicated PC. Croxton House is situated approximately 2 miles from Junction 5 off the M180. Being only half a mile from Humberside International Airport it is 10 miles from the Humber Bridge, Hull and the East Riding of Yorkshire. We are also close to the Port of Immingham, Killingholme and the Humber Bank.

North Lincolnshire is an area of rural tranquility and remarkable natural beauty, where the rolling chalk of the Lincolnshire Wolds meets the lush Ancholme. This is great walking country, with something for everyone from the long distance Viking Way and Nev Cole Way to gentler riverside and woodland walks. North Lincolnshire is full of surprises. Alkborough Turf Maze is on a mysterious ancient site overlooking the confluence of the rivers Humber and Trent close to interesting rural walks and sleepy villages. Normanby Hall, with its award winning Victorian Walled Garden, is set in 300 acres of landscape gardens with lakes and natural woodland. Barrow is close to the charming town of Barton upon Humber which has plenty for visitors to see and do. The magnificent Humber Bridge is the perfect backdrop for walks along the Humber Estuary, whilst the town itself offers shops, a museum, restaurants, pubs and an impressive 10th century church. The Humber is one of Britains largest estuaries supporting abundant wildlife. Barton Clay Pits, once the home of a thriving tile and brick industry, extended for 5 miles along the riverbank at either side of the bridge. These flooded pits are a haven for wildlife, each having its own character, providing facilities for a wider range of outdoor pursuits. Pilgrims Rest is a quaint one bedroom cottage Situated in a complex of 18. The cottage is newly decorated with a modern but homely feel. On entrance through the front door you enter the lounge/Diner/Kitchen area, upstairs there is a bathroom with shower over the bath, double bedroom with a separate dressing room Services: Electric storage heaters, Remote control Freeview TV, with build in DVD and iPod station, Microwave, fridge, toaster, kettle, iron and ironing board. Bed linen and towels are provided Communal Garden area. Non Smokers only. Well behaved dogs are welcome, £15 per dog. Your credit card will be debited 3/5 days before arrival

The George is a family run free house that prides its self on quality service and home made food whether it be from our bar meal menu or restaurant, all our rooms are finished to the highest standard and are individually designed. Being within easy reach of a wealth of interesting places to visit the coast and the glorious courtside, the George is an ideal place for both business and pleasure.

Family run 17 bedroom hotel right in town centre. Fully licensed Bar and Restaurant serving homecooked food, fine wines and real ale. All rooms en-suite, non-smoking, TV/Digibox and WiFi. All major credit cards accepted. Children welcome. Best service guaranteed at all times.

In the heart of the fast developing North Lincolnshire town of Scunthorpe, with its 1000 acres of flower filled parks and woodlands, the Wortley House Hotel is ideally located for business and pleasure. Comfort and quality are the hallmarks of your stay at the Wortley House hotel. Each bedroom is individually designed and comes with en-suite bathroom and shower as standard. Rest assurred we do everything we can to ensure you will enjoy your stay in comfort and safety, each room has a smoke detector security chain. Located in the hotel grounds our new executive suites offer comfort in a spacious contemporary setting. There are four suites, each one is individually designed and comprises of a comfortable lounge with fitted kitchenette, double bedroom and bathroom or wet room. The suites are ideal for families, corporate delegates and long term stays. The Wortley House Hotel offers dining facilities for guests and the general public. Dining guests can enjoy the relaxed informal atmosphere of our restaurant, or dine in the pleasant surroundings of the Cocktail Lounge. Choose from our extensive A-la-carte menu. Our Cocktail Lounge provides an extensively stocked bar and pool table set in comfortable surroundings. The hotel restaurant seats up to 35 and provides ideal surroundings for intimate meals or parties and functions. The cuisine is mainly English with delicious local dishes. Vegetarian options are available and we are more than happy to cater for any special dietary requirements. The restaurant employs a no smoking policy. The Wortley House Hotel offers an extensive menu with a range of fish and pasta dishes.

North Lincolnshire is an area of rural tranquility and remarkable natural beauty, where the rolling chalk of the Lincolnshire Wolds meets the lush Ancholme. This is great walking country, with something for everyone from the long distance Viking Way and Nev Cole Way to gentler riverside and woodland walks. North Lincolnshire is full of surprises. Alkborough Turf Maze is on a mysterious ancient site overlooking the confluence of the rivers Humber and Trent close to interesting rural walks and sleepy villages. Normanby Hall, with its award winning Victorian Walled Garden, is set in 300 acres of landscape gardens with lakes and natural woodland. Barrow is close to the charming town of Barton upon Humber which has plenty for visitors to see and do. The magnificent Humber Bridge is the perfect backdrop for walks along the Humber Estuary, whilst the town itself offers shops, a museum, restaurants, pubs and an impressive 10th century church. The Humber is one of Britains largest estuaries supporting abundant wildlife. Barton Clay Pits, once the home of a thriving tile and brick industry, extended for 5 miles along the riverbank at either side of the bridge. These flooded pits are a haven for wildlife, each having its own character, providing facilities for a wider range of outdoor pursuits. The Sanctuary consists of Lounge, kitchen area, double bedroom and bathroom Services: Electric storage heaters, Remote control Freeview TV, with build in DVD and iPod station, Microwave, fridge, toaster, kettle, iron and ironing board. Bed linen and towels are provided Communal Garden area. Non Smokers only. Well behaved dogs are welcome, £15 per dog. Your credit card will be debited 3/5 days before arrival

orth Lincolnshire is an area of rural tranquility and remarkable natural beauty, where the rolling chalk of the Lincolnshire Wolds meets the lush Ancholme. This is great walking country, with something for everyone from the long distance Viking Way and Nev Cole Way to gentler riverside and woodland walks. North Lincolnshire is full of surprises. Alkborough Turf Maze is on a mysterious ancient site overlooking the confluence of the rivers Humber and Trent close to interesting rural walks and sleepy villages. Normanby Hall, with its award winning Victorian Walled Garden, is set in 300 acres of landscape gardens with lakes and natural woodland. Barrow is close to the charming town of Barton upon Humber which has plenty for visitors to see and do. The magnificent Humber Bridge is the perfect backdrop for walks along the Humber Estuary, whilst the town itself offers shops, a museum, restaurants, pubs and an impressive 10th century church. The Humber is one of Britains largest estuaries supporting abundant wildlife. Barton Clay Pits, once the home of a thriving tile and brick industry, extended for 5 miles along the riverbank at either side of the bridge. These flooded pits are a haven for wildlife, each having its own character, providing facilities for a wider range of outdoor pursuits. Priest Abode is a quaint two bedroom cottage Situated in a complex of 18. The cottage is newly decorated with a modern but homely feel. The cottage consists of one double bedroom and a smaller room with bunk beds suitable for children, lounge and kitchen and family bathroom. Services:- Services: Electric storage heaters, Remote control TV, DVD player, Microwave, fridge, toaster, kettle, iron and ironing board. Bed linen and towels are provided Communal Garden area. Dogs welcome £15 Non smokers only Your credit card will be debited 3/5 days before arrival

The Royal Hotel provides an excellent base when visiting Scunthorpe or Lincolnshire, being minutes from the town centre. All bedrooms have just been re furbished to a high standard with new beds,curtains,carpets etc.

Arties Mill & Lodge is located 1 mile from the town of Brigg and is a charming old windmill originally built circa 1790. The adjoining grain sheds and mill interior have been converted into bars, restaurant and function rooms, providing a pleasant and friendly atmosphere whilst retaining many of the interesting features of its history. Just a few yards from the mill set in attractive landscape gardens is the Lodge housing a choice of bedrooms