Louth hotels

Hotels in Louth

A market town situated at the foot of the Lincolnshire Wolds, Louth is often known as the capital of the Lincolnshire Wolds. Noted for the wide selection of independent retailers in the town and the lack of chain stores, around 70% of its businesses are independently owned. In 2012, it was even named Britain's favourite market town by the BBC's Countryfile.

Attractions

Louth Museum is an award-winning attraction with four galleries displaying various objects relating to the history, antiquities, natural history and literature of Louth and district. The museum exhibits are displayed for the benefit of the public, and as a resource for schools and researchers. The museum also has a library and a gift shop.

One of Louth's main attractions is a park called Hubbard's Hills, opened to the public in 1907. The park is dedicated to the memory of Annie Pahud, the central character of a beautiful but tragic real-life love story, and is a wonderful place to take a stroll.

Leisure

Walking in Louth is a popular pastime and during May and June there is a large annual walking festival. Walkers can enjoy level walks along the navigation canal or more challenging walks into the Lincolnshire Wolds.

Not far from the town is Cadwell Park, one of the UK's most challenging motor racing circuits. Just a few miles away you can access horse riding, gliding, golf, sand racing and fishing as well as two golf courses in Louth itself.

Food and drink

With the local producers supplying the majority of Louth's eateries, you can be sure that you are going to eat well wherever you choose to have a meal. Visit Coffee Escape, a wonderful little coffee shop with a warm, welcoming atmosphere, or enjoy some scrumptious home cooked food in the delightful Tina's Café. For a different evening meal, try the Istanbul Barbecue Restaurant which serves genuine Turkish cuisine, freshly cooked and served by friendly staff in warm and pleasant surroundings.

There are numerous Louth hotels to choose from, so book your trip today.