The Geese and Fountain
1 night
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1 room, 2 adults, 0 children
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The Geese and Fountain
1 School Lane, Croxton Kerrial, Leicestershire, United Kingdom
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LOCATIONSituated in Grantham, 16 km from Belton House, The Geese and Fountain has a number of amenities including a restaurant, a bar, a garden and free WiFi. The property features garden views and a terrace. ROOMSAt the inn, rooms include a wardrobe, a flat-screen TV and a private bathroom. AMENITIESGuests at The Geese and Fountain can enjoy a continental breakfast. Guests can play darts at the accommodation. The nearest airport is East Midlands Airport, 51 km from The Geese and FounShow More
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3.9/5Good·Cleanliness: 3.9
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Surroundings
Airport: Nottingham Airport
(27.2 km)
Train: Grantham Railway Station
(11.4 km)
Landmarks: Belvoir Cricket Club
(2.9 km)
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Standard Double or Twin Room (Lion Court)
2 Single bed or 1 King bed
Non-smoking
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Standard Double Room (Bellagio)
1 Double bed
Non-smoking
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Standard Double Room (Tivoli)
1 Double bed
Non-smoking
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Standard Double Room (Swarovski)
1 Double bed
Non-smoking
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Standard Double Room (Samson)
1 Double bed
Non-smoking
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Standard Single Room
1 Single bed
Non-smoking
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Triple Room with Shower
Non-smoking
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Deluxe Double Room
1 Queen bed
Non-smoking
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Standard Double or Twin Room (Trevi)
2 Single bed or 1 Double bed
Non-smoking
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3.9/5
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4 reviews
Verified Reviews- Cleanliness3.9
- Amenities3.9
- Location3.9
- Service3.9
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Guest User
May 23, 2023
We booked 3 nights using Tesco vouchers (for the last time - the offer is not so good now). At first we were quite disappointed. There had been a few issues regarding staff illness and a boiler breakdown and the room did seem a little underwhelming. But the place grew on us. We had booked partly to visit a relative and partly to carry on our tour of English Cathedrals. We had gone to the Peterborough Cathedral Easter Day service on the drive up from Kent and later in the trip called in at Lincoln and Southwell. We had intended to take in Leicester Cathedral but found out that it was shut until the autumn. So we called in at the beautiful Ely on the way home instead. The staff were friendly. The one evening meal we had was very tasty. Breakfasts (eaten in the bar area) were a delight. There is a charming (front room/library area right next to the bar). I have to say the Wi Fi was poor and couldn't really be accessed from our room (Bellagio). The weather was cool but the heater soon made the room snug. Filter coffee was a nice touch. I don't I ever did learn how to pronounce the village like the locals!
Guest User
April 14, 2023
Warm welcome. Room basic but clean. Food was excellent in the evening and breakfast. Made very welcome. The first evening the staff went out of there way to make us comfortable as they where 2 cooks down due to holiday and illness. But although the menu was short the food was well cooked and over flowing. Not rushed at all. Although we were next to the car park we couldn't hear any noise. We will be visiting again late summer.
Guest User
January 31, 2023
Met up with a group of friends last night. Worst meal I've ever had. Felt sorry for the waiting staff, although we had preordered almost every meal that came out was spolit. Bland underseasoned food, over or under cooked, overloaded plates, soggy salad, that all arrived late or not at all. Expected Ant and Dec to appear from around the corner at one stage. We gave up on the sweets as the other two courses had taken two and a half hours. I would not recommend this establishment.
Guest User
January 31, 2023
We stayed here for 3 nights. The room was cosy and quaint. Very comfortable bed and pillows. We stayed on the hottest nights of 2022 and had the bathroom door and both windows open, and the fan on full. Lovely complimentary toiletries and good shower. Tray included little ginger duck biscuits. Milk provided in a thermos daily rather than long-life plastic pots. The staff couldn't do enough for us. We would thoroughly recommend.
Guest User
July 10, 2022
Would not recommend B&B. Turned up and was shown to my room. Went to use the en-suite and was greeted by a very unclean and used toilet; which front of house came and cleaned promptly. The room was full of dust and cobwebs, velux windows and blinds had not seen any cleaning for a long time. Bed linen had a strange smell as did the towels. Evening food was ok but put off by the flying insects and cats the garden. Craft lager good. Was woken by the bright sun due to the poor quality of blinds; not black out. Breakfast was ok but had to wait a long time, and only one front of house serving 7 tables. Would not recommend or stay again unless rooms are overhauled as it’s very tired. Standard of house keeping needs some assurances put in place.
Guest User
January 31, 2023
Rather than stay at an oversized and overpriced hotel in Nottingham after the cricket, we stayed overnight on the way back to Norfolk. First impressions were good as we were greeted from the man behind the bar with our names. Our rooms were more than adequate and very clean, but in need of redecoration. This pub has had CAMRA accolades and the four local-brewery handpump beers confirmed it. My beer was superb, both in flavour and serving – what a change from an overpriced hotel chain. Our suppers were freshly prepared and the breakfasts were fulsome. The scrambled eggs were done to order by someone who knew how to do it properly. This was all we wanted from this pub-with-rooms and we were pleased to have found the place. The pub itself, although perfectly acceptable inside, showed signs of neglect outside. It must have gone through a hard time due to the pandemic with an inability to reinvest. Did this affect our stay? No, and we’ll stay again when we come back from Trent Bridge.
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Languages Spoken
English
Property Policies
Check-in and Check-out Times
Check-in: After 14:00
Check-out: Before 12:00
Child Policies
Children of all ages are welcome at this property.
Additional fees may be charged for children using existing beds. Add the number of children to get a more accurate price.
Cribs and Extra Beds
Extra bed and crib policies may vary according to room type. Please refer to the room type details for more information.
Breakfast
TypeFull English/Irish
| Age | Fee |
|---|---|
Adult | Contact hotel |
Additional breakfast fees are not included in the total and need to be paid at the property.
Pets
Pets are allowedAdditional charge
Fee: Contact the property for details
Paying at the Hotel
Managed by a Private Host
This property is managed by a private host. A private host refers to a party who rents one or more properties for purposes not related to their trade, business, or profession.
Property Description
- Number of Rooms: 7
LOCATIONSituated in Grantham, 16 km from Belton House, The Geese and Fountain has a number of amenities including a restaurant, a bar, a garden and free WiFi. The property features garden views and a terrace. ROOMSAt the inn, rooms include a wardrobe, a flat-screen TV and a private bathroom. AMENITIESGuests at The Geese and Fountain can enjoy a continental breakfast. Guests can play darts at the accommodation. The nearest airport is East Midlands Airport, 51 km from The Geese and Foun