I am writing his review from my White Hart hotel room and in my opinion this is quite an above average hotel.

Just outside reception is the typical leaflet shelf with various attractions and there seems to be a few things to do in Lincoln. Just outside my room is a fantastic view of the cathedral which I will be putting up a picture of when I get back. There's also the Lincoln Castle as well as an exhibition which will take you to look at the Magna Carta (only 4 in the UK). It's quite a historic town with predominantly older, but beautiful buildings which fit in very well. The cathedral is awe-inspiring, as well as the castle. It's a great place to take a few pictures but it looks tremendous at night. Within walking distance is a street of shops, but to reach it you must walk down a street called "Steep Hill" which as the name suggests is very very steep. Not so bad when you're trying to get to the shops, but if you've bought a few things and on your way back up it can be a bit of a pain.

For a double room it costs £95 per night under their Winter Escape special, but this offer runs out on the 31st of March so if you are planning to come you may need to hurry a booking. The rooms are quite nice - They have LCD televisions with freeview, trouser-press, 2 chairs, cabinets, coffee-making facilities, a drawer, en suite and a closet. I thought the bed was very comfortable and there is a spare duvet an pillow in the closet as well as an iron if you enjoy that on a holiday. There is also a modem wich is connected to a black ethernet box if you require internet access. It costs £8 a day but I found it easy to set up (plug in->Internet Browser->Click to confirm payment), is very quick and I have had no problems. The hotel room key is an actual key, although the room number toggle attached to it is too large to fit into a pocket which is a little annoying. I had a feeling that the hotel is more for adults than families, although I have seen a few families checking in. Due to the historical nature, the area is probably best suited to someone who is slightly older and shows an interest in British history, although there are a few shops nearby there are not a wide selection.

I did not go to the hotel's restaurant for dinner so I cannot comment on the quality of food or atmosphere. Instead we went to an Italian restaurant called "Gino's" - Turn right from the door of the hotel, walk up the street until you reach the first left and it's the restaurant on the far-left. It was fantastic there - for a Wednesday night in February it was packed, people kept pouring in at 10 o'clock! The food was reasonably priced, very big portions but could have been half the size as it tasted superb. Our waiter was friendly and very helpful.

I thought the White Hart hotel in Lincoln is a very good hotel with good prices and a friendly staff to go with it. If you are planning on having dinner, then you would probably be best having a wander through the streets. The location is beautiful with the hotel supplying parking and within walking distance to some fascinating historical landmarks. 4*/5