Best Western Hotel, Boston
A modern, purpose built hotel situated in a rural location on the outskirts of Boston town. The 24 smartly appointed bedrooms are spacious, comfortable and thoughtfully equipped; some rooms have balconies with stunning countryside views.
With easy access into the town of Boston and an ideal base from which to explore Lincolnshire, Nottinghamshire and East Anglia.
Boston West has an 18 hole golf course, a floodlit driving range and a six hole par three academy course.
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Attractions Nearby
Boston Guildhall
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The Scrooby congregation were held and tried at Boston Guildhall.
Boston Markets
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Boston open-air markets; trading since 1545.
Fydell House
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A Georgian house with stunning gardens.
Maud Foster Windmill
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An English tower mill built in 1819.
Medieval Lanes
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Explore the medieval lanes of Boston.
RSBP Frampton Marsh
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Enjoy the Lincolnshire side of The Wash, with close views of its stunning wildlife.
St. Botolph's Church
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The 'Puritan Path' is named after Rev. John Cotton who was preacher here.
Pilgrim Memorial
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This memorial marks the area from where the Separatists made their first attempt to escape.
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