Experience a home-away-from-home when you hire Allington Manor - with added historical charm and timeless style. Rich in history and brimming with character, the oldest part of the current building dates back to 1450 while the site of the manor is listed in King William the Conqueror’s Domesday Book. Today the manor and its idyllic gardens have been lovingly restored to blend its unique period charm with contemporary style and comfort, creating a perfect retreat for getaways or special gatherings. Each of the guest rooms feature luxurious linens and ensuite facilities with complimentary Molton Brown toiletries, while the superior rooms offer the added indulgence of freestanding roll-top baths. As part of your stay, you’ll enjoy complimentary Wi-Fi, on-site parking and a freshly prepared cooked breakfast each morning. The owners are always on hand to provide recommendations for any additional catering requirements. For longer stays, this beautiful venue is conveniently located just minutes from the A1 and A52, making it an ideal base to explore the East Midlands and its surrounding countryside. The local area also offers an abundance of activities, from scenic walking and cycling trails to many historic market towns and stately homes, as well as the nearby cities of Nottingham and Lincoln.

Allington Manor is a stunning, Grade II* listed Jacobean manor house located on the edge of the picturesque Vale of Belvoir, in the peaceful Lincolnshire village of Allington. This wonderfully unique venue includes two elegant reception rooms, an in-house bar, manicured gardens and six luxurious ensuite bedrooms for exclusive hire.

Conveniently located with excellent road links to the A1 and A52, Allington Manor is the ideal base for exploring the East Midlands and its surrounding countryside. Situated on the edge of the picturesque Vale of Belvoir in the peaceful Lincolnshire village of Allington, the area offers an abundance of activities, including scenic walking and cycling trails, many historic market towns and stately homes, and the nearby cities of Nottingham and Lincoln.