Casas de campo en Alford

"Nice clean apartment ..Lovely quiet place.Host friendly and helpful.The accommodation is set in an area where there are nice walks.Plenty of fish in the lake.Close to visiting areas such as Lincoln Mablethorpe and Doddington Hall."

"Fantastic amazing outstanding"

"A very quiet and relaxing place to stay. A bit worried about parking the car, but got the hang of it, a bit tricky. Thank you, we enjoyed our stay."

"Great place, minutes from a fantastic beach."

"Very good all round "

"A beautiful little cottage surrounded by countryside and very well appointed. Private parking. All amenities provided. Spotlessly clean. Totally private and very relaxing. The sounds of the countryside are all that you can hear and at night it is pitch black lightened only by the moon and and stars. Bliss 😊"

"It was very comfortable and peaceful, which was just what I was after. Also, my hosts were very friendly and knowledgeable."

"Gina and Colin were very welcoming hosts. Lovely peace and quiet. Numerous birds in the grounds, tawny owl in the nearby tree at night and bats flying past. I visited four nature reserves in the vicinity, plus Boston town and Lincoln City. If you are lucky you might see a visiting badger."

"This accommodation is really comfortable, with the en suite bedrooms at each end of a large open plan living space.It is an ideal place for exploring the Lincolnshire countryside and the various attractions that are within easy driving distance.The location is quiet, safe for kids, secure and comfortable.The farm fresh eggs are superb.The owner is really nice and her dog Skye is lovely."

"Lovely 3 bed ground floor flat. 2 doubles and a single. Pet friendly although in the end we left our dog at home. Private garden space down some steps at the side of the house. Parking for 1 car on the drive at front of house. Located just behind the park with a very short walk to the seafront and shops. Perfect for those who want to park up and relax. Very quiet road. Buses are a convenient way to get around and run from Skegness to mablethorpe quite frequently."