Cleatham Hall Lincolnshire

The perfect place for a relaxing stay

We are perfectly situated for your golf break with six golf courses within thirteen miles of Cleatham Hall.

A beautiful boutique hotel in historic surroundings, Cleatham Hall offers guests the ideal place to indulge in relaxation and get the most from their precious downtime. Whether relaxing in one of our stunning suites, enjoying our beautiful reception spaces or roaming the picturesque grounds, there is something for everyone. Cleatham Hall offers its guests a tranquil and private setting to relax and unwind.  A perfect space for holiday makers, guests of your special occasion and business executives alike.

Enjoy sumptuous dining in the Orangery restaurant during your stay.

Cleatham Hall offers luxurious en-suite rooms for mid-week & weekend getaways, business travel and exclusive eventguests.

All of our bedroom suites are named after the directions in which they face, celebrating the beauty and history of the county. Each room has its own charm and style.

Our beautiful and unique grand suites offer the perfect environment to unwind, rest and relax during your stay at Cleatham Hall.  

We have brought the services and bedroom suites of this historic property into the 21st century. There is a wonderful choice of unique guest suites with beautifully fitted en-suite bath or shower rooms.  All available for you to enjoy a luxurious including a full English breakfast using top quality local produce.

So whether you are visiting the area for business, pleasure or as part of an event being held at the hall, why not consider staying over? In addition to our beautiful bedroom suites you can enjoy the use of our orangery lounge and fully licensed snug bar.

Cleatham Hall is set in 4 acres of formal gardens surrounded by a further 6 acres of paddock with seasonal interests that make it a great place to relax in at any time of the year. From early January enjoy a blanket of snow drops, followed by aconites, then daffodils and finally bluebells under the roof of magnificent 200 year old beech trees.