Bridleway Bed & Breakfast
Review
Bridleway Luxury Bed & Breakfast in Lincoln stands out as an exceptional destination for those seeking a blend of luxury and eco-conscious hospitality. Owned by the dedicated Jane Haigh, this award-winning B&B showcases her commitment to green credentials, evident in every aspect of its operation. With just four bedrooms, each meticulously designed to a high standard, guests are ensured a personalized and comfortable stay. What really sets Bridleway apart is the unique addition of the Jane Haigh gallery and gift shop adjacent to the accommodation. Here, visitors can indulge in the dual pleasure of sipping coffee while immersing themselves in Jane's highly acclaimed art and a selection of exquisite gifts. This feature enriches the stay, offering a cultural and artistic experience alongside top-notch hospitality. Bridleway Luxury Bed & Breakfast thus emerges not just as a place to stay, but a holistic experience that celebrates art, crafts, sustainability, and sublime comfort.
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Riseholme Gorse
, Hall Lane,
Lincoln, Lincolnshire
, LN2 2LY
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