Family run B&B in Gainsborough wins Tripadvisor award

Brampton Dales Farm Bed and Breakfast has been placed in the top 10 per cent of hotels worldwide on the travel website.

Brampton Dales Farm Bed and Breakfast is family run bed and breakfast, run by Marian and Hugh McDaniels, in the West Lindsey district siting in 26 acres of grass land.

Hugh said: “We were surprised to be recognised as a top ten per cent accommodation provider globally, but grateful to our guests for being so generous with their reviews.

“My wife and I are thrilled to receive such an award, there is so much more guests can enjoy in smaller family run enterprises.

"Big thank you to TripAdvisor for this recognition.”

Kanika Soni, chief commercial officer at Tripadvisor, said: “Congratulations to all the winners of the 2021 Travelers’ Choice Awards.

“I know the past year has been extremely challenging for tourism businesses.

"What has impressed me is how businesses adapted to these challenges, implementing new cleanliness measures, adding social distancing guidelines, and utilizing technology to prioritize guest safety.

"The Travelers’ Choice Awards highlight the places that are consistently excellent - delivering quality experiences time and time again even while navigating changing customer expectations and new ways of working.

"Based on a full year of reviews from customers, this award speaks to the great service and experience you provided guests in the midst of a pandemic.”

Hugh said: “Last year we accommodated a number of essential workers during the pandemic; and we pleased to support them fulfilling important work.

“There is a marked increase in booking for this year as families reconnect, wedding and other social events are back on, the mood of the nation is lifting and people are venturing out again.

“Business ae reconnecting with customers and suppliers and are traveling again too,

“The atmosphere in the breakfast room in the mornings is very jolly as people are genuinely happy to be back to visiting instead of video calling.”