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Borderville Farm Guesthouse Borderville Farm House, Ryhall Road Set amid orchards and gardens and adjacent to a working farm, this country guesthouse is in an 18th-century farmhouse with elegant, traditional interiors. It's 1. 8 miles from Stamford railway station and 3 miles from the stately Burghley House.

Borderville Farm Guesthouse Stamford Lilac House Set amid orchards and gardens and adjacent to a working farm, this country guesthouse is in an 18th-century farmhouse with elegant, traditional interiors. It's 1. 8 miles from Stamford railway station and 3 miles from the stately Burghley House.

Gwynne House 13 King's Road This standard family-run Victorian lodge, built in 1896, is a 16-minute walk from Stamford Train Station and 3. 1 miles from Burghley Park. The 3 unassuming rooms are decorated in quaint style and feature private bathrooms and free WiFi, as well as TVs, and tea and coffeemaking equipment.

Lilac House Ryhall Road Set amid orchards and gardens and adjacent to a working farm, this country guesthouse is in an 18th-century farmhouse with elegant, traditional interiors. It's 1. 8 miles from Stamford railway station and 3 miles from the stately Burghley House.

PJ zzz at The Black Bull The Black Bull, Stamford Walk, Stamford This Stamford hotel is located within a 10-minute walk of Stamford Railway Station. It is moments from the Stamford Museum, eateries and nightlife options. There are 3 themed rooms at PJ zzz @ The Black Bull, each offering all the necessities to ensure a comfortable stay.

Stamford Lodge Guest House 66 Scotgate Off the A606, this classic family-operated guesthouse is a 9-minute walk from Stamford Train Station and 1. 3 miles from the Burghley Horse Trials. The 5 simple rooms are individually styled and feature airy decor and en suite bathrooms, as well as free WiFi, and tea and coffeemaking equipment.

The Bull & Swan St Martins Once upon a time there was a drinking club at Burghley House. It was founded by The 5th Earl of Exeter in 1684 and it was called The Honourable Order of Little Bedlam. It had an eclectic bunch of members: The Baptist Earl of Gainsborough was known as Greyhound, The Hon Charles Bertie was The Stag and The Earl of Denbigh was Tyger amongst other nefarious characters.

The Crown Hotel Stamford All Saints Place This enduring lodge is a 4-minute walk from the Stamford Tourist Information Centre and a 7-minute walk from Stamford Train Station. The contemporary rooms feature free WiFi, tea and coffeemaking equipment and TVs with satellite channels. Some rooms have en suite bathrooms, while others add separate living areas.

The Garden House Hotel Stamford High Street St. Martins This standard lodging is an 8-minute walk from Stamford Train Station and a 16-minute walk from Burghley Park Golf Club. The unassuming rooms are decorated in classic style and feature en suite bathrooms and free WiFi, plus tea and coffeemaking equipment and TVs with digital channels. Complimentary full English breakfast is provided, and guest parking is available on-site.

The George Hotel of Stamford High Street, St. Martins This upscale lodging possibly dating to 947 A. D. is a 5-minute walk from Stamford Train Station and an 11-minute walk from Westside Health Club.