Welcome to King John

Come and enjoy a relaxing bed and breakfast stay in this beautiful 500 year old

Listed stone house, clothed in wisteria and roses.  The house sits in the heart of the quiet honey coloured stone village of Kings Cliffe. The village was once the site of one of King John and Henry VIII's hunting lodges in the centre of Rockingham Forest.

The house has grown over the cenuries and was started in the reign of Queen Elizabeth 1.  It is full of colour and pictures and is open all year.  Weather permiting you can have breakfast on the terrace overlooking the beautiful walled garden or just relax with a cup ot tea in the garden.  There is full central heating, WF and secure off street parking.

The village still boasts two shops, two schools, a pub, post office and an art gallery.  Only a short distance away there are several very good hostelries.

Wonderful walking country surrounds the village yet within 8 miles there are the lovely honey coloured small stone towns of Stamford and Oundle.  Peterborough with its cathedral and East Coast Main Line railway is only 12 miles distant.  The village is only 4 miles from the A1.