Must-Visit Beaches in Lincolnshire

As an island nation, the UK is awash with beaches. It’s often overlooked, but did you know that Lincolnshire has more than its fair share of sandy shores? That's right! There are utterly stunning beaches in Lincolnshire. The poet Christopher Tye talked of ‘Empires of sand from The Wash up to Cleethorpes’, and he was right. 

Why Lincoln sparkles at Christmas

Gorgeous at any time of year, at Christmas Lincoln truly delights. A towering cathedral, a floodlit castle, festive market stalls, carols by candlelight, pop up bars and enchanting lights trails...

6 Wonderful Lincolnshire Christmas Traditions

Christmas is just around the corner, and we’re looking forward to another wonderful festive season here at Washingborough Hall. Lincolnshire has a long history of Christmas traditions unique to the area, so we thought we would share some of the most cherished to get you in the mood.

Romantic break in Lincolnshire: a visitors’ guide

The summer holidays are over and the children are back at school but the golden autumn sunshine still has plenty of warmth and as it lights the scattering of rusty fallen leaves, sets the British countryside aglow with loveliness.

Meet our Chefs: A quick Q & A session.

As a two AA Rosette restaurant, head chef Mark Cheseldine and his team deliver mouth-watering food, great service and exacting standards at Washingborough Hall Hotel. 

10 of the most romantic things to do in Lincolnshire

We’re only a few weeks away from Valentine’s Day. Some dread it, avoid it or simply refuse to celebrate it. The rest of us, turn the lights down low, gingerly clasp roses in our teeth, and deny purchasing petrol station flowers.

Your Christmas Shopping Spree in Lincoln – Quick Guide

There are some places that are just lovely to visit, and Lincoln is one of them.

How many time times have your heard, “historic city centre” or “market town” or “ancient hub of wool haggling and medieval commerce” and upon arrival thought, it’s okay.

Washy Hall’s 10 Year Transformation – Silent Manor to Sought After Venue

Twas’ a chilly autumn evening on the cusp of Halloween, 2008… Ed and Lucy Herring were at the end of day one, as new owners of Washingborough Hall. And it was deathly quiet. Had a diner been in the restaurant to drop a fork, it would have echoed – not a soul in sight.

10 Surprising Facts About Lincolnshire You Might Not Know

What do you know about Lincolnshire? It makes those herby sausages?

Wedding Venues in Lincolnshire: Why Choose Washingborough Hall?