Hotels near Post Office and Library

"Breakfast was good, but when we went down at 8am food was lukewarm. The room was a twin, and was quite large, with two easy chairs as well as a chair at the desk/dressing table. The carpet was stained in places, but otherwise the room was clean and tidy. Tea tray was re-stocked each day, as were bathroom supplies. Towels were replaced daily.Staff were warm and friendly."

"Great position for the City on the waterfront. Restaurants on your doorstep. Very reasonably priced rooms."

"No heating in the bedroom. Staff response poor. Location is excellent. Dinner very good, breakfast average. Bar and restaurant expensive. "

"Plenty of parking. You get 15% off Damon’s restaurant if you want to eat there. ( was quite pricey) Staff were helpful and friendly. "

"Breakfast was plentiful and freshly cooked. Plenty to choose from. Car parking very reasonable with the discount and felt very secure. Staff very pleasant and helpful. Room was clean, but sofa and carpet could do with a clean. "

"Room excellent, upgraded to executive room, but on 2nd floor, with no lift working. This was OK, but only because we had very light luggage. We really need a ground floor room if there's no lift now, as we are both pensioners sand beginning to experience mobility issues with stairs."

"Breakfast was very good, good variety and hot. My wife is Lactose intolerant and wheat free. The staff were very helpful in making sure that she was given freshly cooked items. The room was clean ans Sraff very friendly. We didn't use the bar as were were attending an R.A.F. Reunion. The only disappointment was the cost of the car park."

"This was a last minute booking as another hotel let us down. we needed an accessible room and all facilities were of a good condition. Staff were very helpful on arrival. Thank you"

"Expedia should be ashamed to charge for accommodation in what was a hostel for vagrants. During the period that access was unavailable to us, a neighbour told us that the Hamilton was used to house council-sent people, and we saw three such unfortunate people waiting to enter. My wife was frightened by the property when access was eventually gained, describing it as being like her idea of a prison, and I found it forbidding and inhospitable. We immediately left the building and luckily were able to book accommodation at Lincoln City Centre Travelodge. We were not surprised when we met another couple we had seen at the Hamilton, in the Travelodge reception, who had like us, sought to stay elsewhere upon seeing the Hamilton. Expedia should refund our wasted payment for the awful Hamilton booking, and pay us compensation for the cost of staying at the Travelodge."