The King's Head Hotel Re-Opens And Welcomes All Customers Old & New

Louth's Only Town Centre Hotel, Function Room & With On-Site Car Parking

After a very long and extensive refurbishment costing in excess of £1/4 million, The Kings is set to regain its crown as the premier place to stay and socialise in Louth. With a traditional coaching inn history going back some 250+ years, the current owners have sympathetically refurbished all 7 bedrooms in a contemporary style. Nearly all rooms have en-suite facilities and for those requiring a longer stay whether for work or a vacation, there is a self-contained 3 bed apartment of one family room, one twin and a small double with an open-plan kitchen/living area and its own private shower room.

The King's Head is situated in the town centre with ample car parking space to the rear of the hotel and is about 100 metres from St. James' Parish Church and 100 metres in the opposite direction St.Mary's Catholic Church making The King's Head an ideal venue for your wedding reception or christening celebration. Louth is on the eastern edge of the Lincolnshire Wolds which is designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) and just 10 minutes walk from the back door is Louth's Jewel in the Crown, the glacial valley of Hubbard's Hills seen below on a traditional winter's day. The "Hills" are a very popular local attraction throughout the entire year for walkers, children and keep fit enthusiasts.

The Kings is close to all the individual and unique local shopping amenities and within a stone's throw of the front door can be found two Turkish restaurants, an Italian, an Indian, a Thai, an English gourmet, several tea & coffee shops plus very soon The Kings will be offering its own traditional fayre. Louth is the ideal centre for exploring the county being 30 mins. from Humberside Airport with three flights daily to Amsterdam's Schipol Airport plus the popular seaside resorts of Skegness, Mablethorpe and Cleethorpes a pleasant 20-30 mins. drive and 30 mins. drive in the opposite direction the university and county capital, the beautiful Roman city of Lincoln.