Tylney Hall

I usually only write a review if a hotel was exceptional or exceptionally poor. I am a platinum member on Hotels.com and writing one for each hotel would be impossible. The thing that stands out about this hotel is its mediocrity. As a change from my usual work trips this was an evening away with my wife and as such was happy to pay more, approximately £300 for a night. The good points are that it is truly an impressive building, the grounds are amazing and would recommend a walk to see it all. The hotel staff are great and always offer aid and assistance. There is an overall sense of pride in the bar and restaurant areas. The not so good points. The room was tired and décor old. There was sun faded furniture, cracked tiles in the bathroom, tobacco stained blind, the shower didn't stay in a fixed position and has dented the bath multiple times with multiple guests after it has dropped down. Shower temperature was also not constant. The breakfast would have been very good, but had obviously been made prior and on a heat lamp so it was dry. Also breakfast options are limited if you don't like fish All of the "not so good points" are minor, but not at this price point and this is what compelled me to write the review. I have stayed at some exceptional hotels, albeit not around this location, at half of the price. If you are looking for luxury this would fail, slightly, to meet expectations

Service is either fantastic or non existent. Food should be avoided at all cost.

A nice stay on our way back from Portsmouth to Lincoln. We arrived at 10.30 pm and made very welcome, we ordered a sandwitch in the bar which was no trouble. The room was fine . Good access to the motorways and plenty of safe parking if you have a nice car. Take an hour to discovery the vast grounds of the hall before you leave. We will stay here again. Graham & Gaynor R

Beautifully restore stately home that was converted to a hotel. Gorgeous gardens and grounds. Magnificent building and great service

Really clean, friendly staff, high level of service, amazing room for a free upgrade. Couldn’t recommend more.

Beautiful hotel with lots of history. Tidy colourful gardens, lovely pool and rooms. The staff were very helpful.

Stunning surroundings. Staff extremely helpful

Pleasant stay. Checking a little chaotic ltd of people arriving at same time and receptionist under training.

Lovely, here to celebrate a birthday. We were so well looked after

Overall it was a wonderful stay. We stayed in the fabulous Mansion Suite for my husbands 50th. Overall the experience was wonderful.. the games room is brilliant for kids and adults. Great grounds to walk on.. I also took two cakes with us. One to have bought in at dinner which was lovely and the other at breakfast, which they completely forgot to do and frustratingly I only realised when we were driving back home.. What was highly dissapointing was that due to a water issue we had no water to flush, shower etc for almost 3 hours. Apparently it was a local issue however we were not warned or notified. My kids had gone swimming and were sat in the bathtub for over 20 mins due to no running water to shower till I got fed up and wrapped them up In towels. Literally half hour before checking out, it returned. It was annoying given how much I had paid for that one night. No apologies or anything. Paying close to £500 for a nights stay and not having running water for the last few hours was not fair