The Petwood was once home to the famous Dambusters, and surrounded by acres of beautifully landscaped gardens, it is also steeped in British history. Enjoy award-winning food, afternoon tea, or one of their weddings and special events. Explore the charming village of Woodhall Spa or stroll the spectacular landscaped gardens. Whatever the occasion, the Petwood Hotel is among the most memorable places to visit, dine or stay in the heart of “Bomber County”, Lincolnshire.
Restaurant
Wifi
Parking
Accessible
Toilets
Baby Facilities
Gift Shop
Dogs Welcome
Groups Welcome
Meeting Facilities
Electric car charging point
A CLASSIC LINCOLNSHIRE HOTEL
The Petwood offers a selection of classic rooms that combine modern comfort with the character and history of the property. Their fifty-three bedrooms are elegantly furnished, with comfortable, generous-sized beds and en suite bathrooms. Selected rooms also have extra features including delightful garden views and additional living space.
Options include single, double and twin rooms, as well as executive rooms, suites and family accommodation. The four poster bedrooms are alive with character and perfect for your next Lincolnshire break.
stay at Petwood
From the relaxed charm of their classic rooms, to spacious four poster rooms with views over the award-winning gardens for special occasions, the choice is yours. Each room provides a restful space with modern comforts.
Unique Lincolnshire history
Hand-carved staircases and Tudor style timbers typify its old-world charm, while guests can discover the story of the house itself and the amazing Dam Busters through their selection of memorabilia and original features.
did you know?
The Petwood Hotel has a fascinating history.
Wealthy heiress Baroness Grace van Eckhardstein, after a painful divorce longed for a country retreat. Her father bequeathed her the money for the house which she set about building in the wood or her “pet wood” as she called it. The bungalow first proposed in 1905 didn’t meet her lavish tastes and the house became a grand affair of Tudor and Jacobean styles complete with “elaborate oak features” within. In 1910 Grace married again to the politician Sir Archibald Weigall. Aristocrats, MP’s, music hall stars and sporting greats were all entertained here in great style. In the First World War the Petwood became a military convalescence hospital and in 1933 it became a hotel. The gardens were as fine as the house and designed by landscape architect Harold Peto. Today the immaculately maintained gardens are open to the public all year. They were restored in 2011 to Peto’s original design. There is also 30 acres of woodland which include the rhododendron walk, a picture in late spring.
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The Petwood Hotel
Stixwould Road
Woodhall Spa
LN10 6QG
