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We planned a trip to see if Boston/spalding would be a nice place to move to. The answer is a big fat no!! Have never felt so scared in all my life. Not the place to definaty bring a toddler. Worst experience ever

The Carps is a friendly’ front room’ of a pub. The locals were all friendly and welcoming as were the staff. Great music pool table and darts, good beer my room was clean compact and warm good to and wirelessly. Would definitely recommend and return

Boston has gained a bad reputation, partly because of bad spins in the press and partly because of some negative locals. I grew up there and it isn't significantly worse that it was in preceding decades. Like all small (and not so small) towns it has been hit by the problems with high street shopping trade, but it remains a pretty historic town with some good attractions and the surrounding landscape is unique in this country - not the typical go-to destination countryside, but definitely worth a look if you haven't been before. Prepare to be surprised and ask the locals to reveal the area's hidden gems.

We stayed here for one day. The Saturday market wasn’t very big and was made up of six stalls. Shops aren’t very exciting and are mostly charity shops and vape stores. The coffee shops are nice and low cost.

Didn't have time to go into town but lots of supermarkets and shops near appletree site. Went to beaches, circus and funparks fabulous for families. All within 30 to 45 mins drive through beautiful countryside.

Main reason for the stay in Boston was to visit the Spalding Flower Parade. Also to incorporate a visit to Tattershall Castle, Bolingbroke Castle, Frampton Marsh Nature Reserve and to climb up the Boston Stump (right on the doorstep). All were within an easy drive away, Captain Cod Fish & Chips, with friendly staff, is a great place to eat and is also a take-away chippy.