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Charming 2-Bed Chalet in Tuxford
Offering garden views, Charming 2-Bed Chalet in Tuxford is an accommodation set in Tuxford, 24 km from Sherwood Forest and 29 km from Lincoln University.
Ruddingwood Lodge
Offering a garden and garden view, Ruddingwood Lodge is situated in Tuxford, 25 km from Sherwood Forest and 30 km from Lincoln University.
Muthu Clumber Park Hotel and Spa
Occupying a privileged position, on the edge of Sherwood Forest, this Nottinghamshire hotel is a haven of unrivalled tranquillity and natural beauty; an ideal base for exploring the county.
The Elms Hotel
The Elms Hotel is an impressive Grade II listed building set in beautiful grounds in the historical market town of Retford.
The Maypole at Wellow
A family owned and run former coaching Inn offering elegant rooms and high-quality dining.
17th-Century One Bed Studio with Parking & Garden!
Offering a garden and lake view, 17th-Century One Bed Studio with Parking & Garden! is set in Elkesley, 25 km from Sherwood Forest and 36 km from Lincoln University.
The Dovecote Inn
In the heart of the historic village of Laxton, The Dovecote Inn is a charming traditional inn offering fine food and rooms that are spacious and full of character. Wi-fi is free.
Acorn Cottage
Set in Ollerton in the Nottinghamshire region, Acorn Cottage has a garden. Guests may enjoy free WiFi. This 2-bedroom holiday home comes with a kitchen, a seating area, and a flat-screen TV.
Tumbleweed Cottage
Boasting a garden and views of garden, Tumbleweed Cottage is a bed and breakfast set in a historic building in Newark upon Trent, 15 km from Clumber Park.
Grey Oak
Set in Newark upon Trent in the Nottinghamshire region, Grey Oak offers accommodation with free WiFi and free private parking.
What guests said about Tuxford:
- 10Scored 10
There was much more to Tuxford than meets the eye.
There was much more to Tuxford than meets the eye. A perfect stopping off point just by the A1, Tuxford boasts 2 museums, 2 excellent cafes (not open in the evening) a parish lock-up and a very good fish and chip shop. Lincoln and Newark are an easy drive away and the Fountain serves well-cooked food from Thursday to Sunday. Opening times can be a bit variable, the town caters for a local clientele and is definitely not a 24 hour society!
JohnUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
The accommodation was excellent couldn't fault it apart from...
The accommodation was excellent couldn't fault it apart from I forgot to pack my slippers or some flip flops for walking across the decking. It had 2 decent sized gardens for the dog to wander in not fully fenced off but he never wanders too far anyway so no problem for us. It was very private and nice distance away from the other cabin so everyone had their privacy. The owners were lovely and helpful. We did walk into a small part of tuxford which had a pub and a few takeaways which is you want to bring back to the cabin go in car as it is about a 15-20 minute walk. There is also a pub next to the site which also offers takeaway and dine in but it only does food certain days of the week. There was a few buses but if you want to rely on them I'd research them first as I don't know how often the actually ran by the site. There is quite a few places to see if your planning a long trip but you would need a car. All in all its a lovely place just for a quick relaxing getaway. Would definitely recommend for a couple or single person just looking for a nice place to go, wether you want to just full on chill out or if you do want a little adventure.Rebecca - 4.0Scored 4.0
Tuxford is a dying village!
Tuxford is a dying village! Overtaken by the amount of heavy goods vehicles passing though it. Roadworks everywhere (probably because of the lorries knackering the road surface). A mainline railway runs very close to it & high speed trains regularly thunder through. I'm sure it was a beautiful place once, but not anymore. The Fountain Hotel isn't as nice as it's website. Actually, I'd rather have stayed on the website. The whole village needs investment (lots of it) & the A1 to disappear!!
AndyUnited Kingdom - 8.0Scored 8.0
Friendly welcome when we arrived.
Friendly welcome when we arrived. The room was a little small but suited our purpose for a night's accommodation. There's no breakfast option available, although, we were offered a complimentary breakfast it comprised of fruit juice only. There was jam and butter in the fridge there was nothing to put it on! The cost for the room was good and its location was ok. For the price paid the room was comfy and pretty good value for money.
DavidUnited Kingdom
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