Cathedral View Guest House

Lincoln, Lincolnshire, England

About Cathedral View Guest House

Dating back to the 12th century, this Grade II listed bed and breakfast is less than 350 feet from Lincoln Cathedral. Original stone fireplaces and wooden beams feature throughout Cathedral View. Locally sourced produce, including award-winning sausages, are served on the breakfast menu. The independent shops and restaurants on Bailgate are within 150 feet of the 4-star Cathedral View Guest House. Steep Hill’s quaint tearooms and pubs are less than 5 minutes’ walk away. Free private parking is provided. Each bedroom has original features and traditional furnishings. Free Wi-Fi access, a flat-screen TV and a hairdryer are included in each room with attached bathroom. Some bedrooms have beautiful views of Lincoln Cathedral.

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