The William Cecil

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WHAT

Pub

WHERE

A1, Junction Kettering Road; 2 mins

WHEN

Mon-Thurs 7am-9pm (Fri 9.30pm)
Sat 8am-9.30pm (Sun 9pm)

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    Dog friendly

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    Kid friendly

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    Disabled access

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    Free WiFi for visitors

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    Vegetarian or vegan options

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    Gluten-free options

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    Organic

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    Parking available onsite

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    Electric car charging

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    Recycling/sustainability practices

A1

This attractive townhouse hotel stands yards from the gates of the Burghley estate. Inside, interiors offer a pleasing mix of English quirkiness and splendour, and informality reigns downstairs.

There are armchairs in front of the fire in the bar, smart wicker tables in the conservatory, doors onto a lovely terrace in summer, and hanging lamps and half-panelling in the colourful restaurant. The food is fresh and local with seasonal delights that include game from the estate. You might find pan-fried stonebass with pak choi and Thai green curry broth, king prawn and sundried tomato linguine, salted caramel tart with peanut butter powder and candied peanuts. Staff recommend booking ahead as it’s so popular, for good reason.

Walk it all off through historic Stamford or spin over to Burghley for one of the finest Elizabethan houses in the realm.

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The William Cecil,
St Martins, Stamford,
PE9 2LJ
Tel - 01780 750 070
Email - Send email to The William Cecil
Web - www.hillbrookehotels.co.uk/the-william-cecil

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