Mareham House Bed & Breakfast
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Mareham House Bed & Breakfast
Mareham Lane Spanby, Sleaford, United Kingdom
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A country guest house, Mareham House Bed and Breakfast provides luxurious en suite accommodation. The eco-friendly renovated farm house still grows its own fruit and vegetables.
A full English breakfast is available, using meat and eggs sourced from local farms. Other cooked breakfasts are on offer using Lincolnshire produce.
Sleaford Railway Station and town centre, is just 5 miles from Mareham House and both Boston and Grantham are within 30 minutes’ drive.
Mareham House has a 4-star Enjoy England Guest Accommodation Rating and welcomes both walkers and cyclists.
For every room booked through Booking.com Mareham House will plant an English fruit tree to help reverse the decline in the English orchards and help to increase the bee population.Show More
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Landmarks: Mareham Pastures Local Nature Reserve
(7.0 km)
Landmarks: Heckington Windmill
(7.8 km)
Landmarks: Boston Road Recreation Ground
(7.8 km)
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Check-in: After 16:00
Check-out: 06:00–10:00
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- Number of Rooms: 4
A country guest house, Mareham House Bed and Breakfast provides luxurious en suite accommodation. The eco-friendly renovated farm house still grows its own fruit and vegetables.
A full English breakfast is available, using meat and eggs sourced from local farms. Other cooked breakfasts are on offer using Lincolnshire produce.
Sleaford Railway Station and town centre, is just 5 miles from Mareham House and both Boston and Grantham are within 30 minutes’ drive.
Mareham House has a 4-star Enjoy England Guest Accommodation Rating and welcomes both walkers and cyclists.
For every room booked through Booking.com Mareham House will plant an English fruit tree to help reverse the decline in the English orchards and help to increase the bee population.