The Priory Hotel

Beautiful location and especially friendly staff. Nice food and good drinks. We would always come back here.

Ok for a one nite stay Staff very approachable Just well off the Beaton track

I honestly couldn’t fault this hotel, it has charm, character and you just feel at home. The people here absolutely make the experience a joy and they are so welcoming, friendly and helpful. The food is out of this world, compliments to the chef, they go above and beyond to facilitate you. We have had a wonderful time, thank you x

Having visited and enjoyed the market town of Louth a couple of times over the last few months we booked the Priory Hotel for an overnight stay - and happily its ideally situated just a short walk to the local brewery’s Gas Lamp Lounge! As many other reviews have described.. the Priory is a building with a lot of history and a very warm and friendly welcome. It’s deceptive too, a bit like Doctor Who’s Tardis it seems bigger on the inside than outside. Downstairs there’s a room for all situations including an entertainment area with a bar The furniture and decor in the dining and sitting rooms compliments the age and historic interest of the building. Upstairs the room we had was clean and warm and a throwback to days gone by. Outside, the facade is a joy and the garden and surroundings feel Victorian in outlook. The car park makes the visit even better I hope the Priory goes from strength to strength - we need places like this to enhance our lives! Thanks to Paul and all his hard working, polite and caring staff for a memorable stay. Pretty sure we’ll see you again in the New Year. 😊👍

Lovely hotel. Amenities not far at all. Staff very friendly and curtious. Family room which we stayed in very cosy. Breakfast superb Gardens very nice. Parking very good. Well worth the money and Louth such a lovely place to visit. Would certainty stay again if we visit Louth again. Room number 1

We went to the Priory Hotel for the Taster Menu Sunday lunch. It was a fabulous experience. Numerous courses of homemade foods. Mushroom broth, calamari, Stilton quiche, crayfish tails, chorizo risotto & chicken thigh with something delicious. Then Honeycomb & Baileys milkshake. (The only problem with that course is that it wasn’t served in a pint glass.) Then to finish…. Soft centred chocolate Brownie with Icecream. If you get the chance to go, I would highly recommend it. Such a lovely treat.

Lovely greeting when we attended, friendly and helpful staff. The food was really good and the apple pie was the best. The chef came out and said hello as well which was good. Would stay again and the price was good. Room was small but comfy, clean and has everything we needed and kept in period with the property. Really lovely place, thank you

The welcome, the ambiance, the character of the building and the excellent food all remind me why somewhere like this is so much more preferable than the likes of a Premier Inn. The building is tired, but full of history, having itself been built from the ruins of an old Priory. The furniture is old and a little worn - a faded glory feel - which I love and is exactly the philosophy this planet now needs - keep repairing and using not replacing - the friendliness of the staff and the excellent kitchen all speak to a five start review. Something I very rarely give.

Great 2 night stay at The Priory Hotel this week whilst visiting friends in Louth. Very unique in decor,quirky a good description welcoming and friendly. A hearty breakfast was served by Lily, a real asset to the hotel. Makes such a lovely change to see her and all the staff smiling and enjoying their jobs! We will be back. Thank you