Hotels in Louth

Louth's hotels and guest houses make the most of its Georgian townhouses and old coaching inns, many clustered around the market place and the foot of St James' Church, putting you within easy walking distance of the town's independent shops, cafes and pubs. Traditional inns such as those along Eastgate and Mercer Row offer comfortable, no-frills rooms with a proper local welcome, while smaller bed and breakfasts occupy some of the town's handsome period buildings, often with the kind of home-cooked breakfast that sets you up for a day exploring the Wolds.

Because Louth is a compact town, a central hotel or B&B is usually all you need to reach the market, museum and Hubbard's Hills on foot. For a quieter stay, a handful of farmhouse and countryside guest houses sit just outside town in the Wolds villages, offering easy access to walking and cycling routes along with views over the surrounding hills. Whichever you choose, Louth's accommodation tends to be small-scale and independently run, in keeping with the character of the town itself, so booking ahead is worthwhile during market days, the summer months and the town's popular Christmas market weekend.