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10 Top-Rated Hotels in Skegness, Lincolnshire, England
Discover the best hotels in Skegness, Lincolnshire, England including County Hotel, Premier Inn Skegness Seafront hotel, Southview Park Hotel, Best Western Vine Hotel, The Eastleigh, The Royal Hotel, Savoy Hotel, County Hotel, The Home Star, North Shore Hotel and Golf Club.
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1. County Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 623 reviews
County Hotel is an excellent choice for travelers visiting Skegness, offering a quaint environment alongside many helpful amenities designed to enhance your stay. County Hotel offers guests an array of room amenities including a flat screen TV, a seating area, and a desk, and getting online is possible, as free internet access is available. The hotel offers a 24 hour front desk, baggage storage, and newspaper, to make your visit even more pleasant. The property also features free breakfast. Guests arriving by vehicle have access to free parking. While in Skegness, you may want to check out some of the restaurants that are a short walk away from County Hotel, including Raff 55 (0.2 mi), Trawler's Catch (0.4 mi), and Mario's (0.4 mi). Should time allow, Skegness Pier and Skegness Model Village are some popular attractions that are within walking distance. Enjoy your stay in Skegness!
A hidden gem; Don’t be put off by the state of the exterior facade!
Reviewed By JohnF40I had been recommended by a colleague who had visited some years ago before the Covid pandemic. At first sight you are taken aback at the somewhat crumbling 1930s era Moderne style of this standalone hotel building. However, once inside you receive a very hospitable welcome. You will discover that the hotel was newly built & opened in 1936 by one of the Bateman brewing family from nearby Wainfleet. An architect’s plan dated 1934 is exhibited in one of the rooms off the reception area together with photographs from that period. There is a user operated lift available dating from 1936 that works perfectly. The bedrooms are dated but equipped with nice firm beds, clean sheets & an abundance of spotless towels. On reflection the breakfast was easily one of the best I’ve ever encountered. Service was excellent, the menu choices were wide (including kippers) & the resulting cuisine was delicious. One final tip concerns parking. You approach the parking area from a narrow service road behind the hotel. Make sure that you have parked immediately behind the hotel building. Parking beyond the building takes you into the adjacent NCP car park. It is not easy to visualise this distinction between the two parking areas. Ask at Reception to ensure that you have parked in the area reserved for for hotel guests which is free Like many of the long established hotels in Skegness, the County has suffered from the recent opening of the large Premier Inn on the sea front. I’m an annual visitor to Skegness for an event at the Embassy leisure complex & I intend to return to the County next year.
2. Premier Inn Skegness Seafront hotel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 590 reviews
Relax by the seaside at our Premier Inn Skegness Seafront hotel. Take a stroll down the famous Skegness Pier, which people have been visiting for fantastic breaks to the East Coast for over a century. Perfect for a weekend getaway, there's plenty of things to do nearby with Natureland Seal Sanctuary and Skegness Aquarium only short walks away from the hotel. The Seacroft Golf Club is also close by if you fancy perfecting your swing, as well as crazy golf courses if you prefer your game with a few more windmills. Enjoy great food like freshly hand-battered fish and chips at our on-site Cookhouse and Pub restaurant, and when the sun sets look forward to sinking into one of our comfy Hypnos beds.
Few days in Skeg
Reviewed By AbbyxoWe do love a premier inn, but for some reason i was always skeptical over using the one at Skegness seafront (think it had been down to the argument of taking away business from other hoteliers along the front that had been there years). However, for whatever reason I changed my mind and booked for a few days away. We stayed in one of the premier rooms, so had a good side view of part of the pier/ fair/ beach. Staff were welcoming, no matter who you encountered there was always a smile on their face and they evidently took pride in their service. Being midweek outside of school holidays - breakfast time was quiet on both mornings. Plates were hot, as was the food with plenty to choose from. They were offering poached eggs and porridge by order only so if you wanted those items they were very fresh. The pub attached was open for meals into the evening as well, we didn’t use this but you could see it was a popular choice for visitors and hotel residents as there was always someone in. Great location for all main seafront activities (pier / seal sanctuary / fair and arcades). Will come back again if we have a few days at the coast. Good thing about the hotel is that there is ample parking and it’s free! There is also a shop across the road that sells essentials if you run out or forget to pack things.
3. Southview Park Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 617 reviews
This landmark hotel places the emphasis on style, comfort and above all, relaxation. Southview Hotel provides a variety of luxurious double, twin and accessible rooms. Each room features an en-suite bathroom, colour TV, internet access, trouser press, ironing centre and tea & coffee making facilities.
Excellent stay, we will be back
Reviewed By TjhworcWell, what a fantastic find after all these years visiting Skeg. Usually stay in a newish caravan as we couldn't find a decent hotel. Well we certainly have found one now. We would like to thank Paula and her team who were above and beyond from Start to finish, nothing was too much trouble for them. Pablo, thank you for a super efficient service during our stay too. We could see the staff were super busy all the time but always obliged. We booked a suite which was so spacious and large, comfy bed too. We also had a nice balcony overlooking the lakes. Breakfast was excellent every morning, great selection of everything. We also had relatives visit one evening and booked in the restaurant for a meal, again this was very enjoyable and good value. There is a drinks reduction between 4/6pm so we used to meet up before dinner. Lovey reception area with comfy sofa's to sit on too. Our son has already booked to stay again in August!!
4. Best Western Vine Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 730 reviews
Built & established as a Hotel in the 1770's, The Vine Hotel boasts beautiful surroundings in a quiet location. Ideal for a Seaside Holiday, but away from the lively seafront. Under New Ownership in 2012, The Vine Hotel has undergone major refurbishment. All 25 en-suite bedrooms have been upgraded and are individually designed with different grades of room available. All Rooms offer free Wi-Fi, Freeview TV, Tea & Coffee Making, Hairdryer. Wi-Fi is available in all areas of the Hotel. The newly refurbished Gingerlily Restaurant offers a varied Menu using fresh local produce, this is complimented by an extensive Wine List. The Tennyson Bar & Oak Bar offer Bar Meals served daily along with Traditional Local Ales being served. Only a 20 minute walk from the lively Grand Parade and Skegness Pier or less than 3 miles to Gibraltar Point Nature Reserve.
room for improvement
Reviewed By ianmW5732YNThe stay was enjoyable only one or two things the welcome was lukewarm on departure comparing to three years ago but during the stay they were helpful but I had a steak pie which was overcooked. The bed was comfortable and on the last night a funeral wake had a loud disco in the function room below my room so I did not go to bed till midnight when they finished however they allowed me to put my bike in the function room at bedtime
5. The Eastleigh
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 505 reviews
The Eastleigh has an enviable location, conveniently close to the seafront, Skegness Pier and North Parade, and an easy walk to the beach, the centre of town, the bowling greens and Embassy Theatre. All rooms are comfortably furnished, well-appointed doubles arranged over three floors and all are en-suite with showers. Rooms at the front have a limited sea-view, and all other rooms face the rear of the property. Many unexpected little extras make a stay at The Eastleigh a little more special. The Eastleigh is 'room-only' and does not offer any meals, which is reflected in the attractive room rates. Allocated parking in the private car park is available for some rooms, otherwise there is ample on-street unlimited free parking. We are a non friendly pet hotel (sorry). And our checking - in policy is 15:00 (3pm) till 19:00 (7pm).
Always Great.
Reviewed By vinnyjaz58A great stay as always. Very comfortable room with plenty of tea and coffee and complimentary biscuits and bottled water too. Super clean and extremely friendly in a great location also. Parking is available at the pay and display car park two doors away or road side when available.
6. The Royal Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 807 reviews
The Royal Renaissance Hotel is a lovingly restored elegant Victorian Hotel situated within it's own grounds in Skegness, Lincolnshire, with spectacular landscaped gardens and breathtaking sea views. A private family run hotel with caring and professional service from the moment you arrive, ensuring that you will visit Skegness and The Royal Renaissance Hotel time and time again.
Relaxing hotel
Reviewed By Diane PJust returned from our second visit to this hotel, rooms are spotless and comfy beds. Just a two minute walk from the bars and restaurants. Lovely big garden and plenty of outdoor seating. Free parking, car park to the front and the rear of the hotel. Breakfast was self service, freshly cooked and plenty of choice. The Sunday carvery is great! Helpful and friendly staff. We will be returning
7. Savoy Hotel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 356 reviews
Welcome to the Savoy, Skegness' Premier Sea Front accommodation provider. Offering 46 stylish bedrooms, all furnished to a very high standard and fully equipped with modern facilities. Renowned for our superb Restaurant, where the experienced Chef's offer delicious home cooked food, freshly prepared using only the finest of Lincolnshire's produce and delivered to your table with a friendly and professional service.Enjoy a drink and meet new friends in the contemporary Savoy Lounge and Bar. Relax in comfort to live professional entertainment during the holiday season.The Function Room at the Savoy is ideal for Wedding Receptions, Parties or Business Conferences. With a wide range of catering options and free Wi-fi available, we can provide an excellent venue for all your business events and celebrations.The Savoy enjoys an excellent Central Promenade location and is an ideal base to explore the many local attractions. Skegness boasts many well-known features, like a wonderful golden sandy beach, the Embassy Theatre, nature reserves, championship golf courses, tournament standard bowling greens, the Pier with all the fun of the fair and the famous Skegness Illuminations.
Melv
Reviewed By IvorbigdicHighly recommended,great staff nice clean rooms and a nice breakfast, can't fault them. Also very good for people with disabilities, ramp at main entrance and lift to all floors. It's in a great location,close to the pier and center with bus stops almost outside the entrance.
8. County Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 623 reviews
County Hotel is an excellent choice for travelers visiting Skegness, offering a quaint environment alongside many helpful amenities designed to enhance your stay. County Hotel offers guests an array of room amenities including a flat screen TV, a seating area, and a desk, and getting online is possible, as free internet access is available. The hotel offers a 24 hour front desk, baggage storage, and newspaper, to make your visit even more pleasant. The property also features free breakfast. Guests arriving by vehicle have access to free parking. While in Skegness, you may want to check out some of the restaurants that are a short walk away from County Hotel, including Raff 55 (0.2 mi), Trawler's Catch (0.4 mi), and Mario's (0.4 mi). Should time allow, Skegness Pier and Skegness Model Village are some popular attractions that are within walking distance. Enjoy your stay in Skegness!
A hidden gem; Don’t be put off by the state of the exterior facade!
Reviewed By JohnF40I had been recommended by a colleague who had visited some years ago before the Covid pandemic. At first sight you are taken aback at the somewhat crumbling 1930s era Moderne style of this standalone hotel building. However, once inside you receive a very hospitable welcome. You will discover that the hotel was newly built & opened in 1936 by one of the Bateman brewing family from nearby Wainfleet. An architect’s plan dated 1934 is exhibited in one of the rooms off the reception area together with photographs from that period. There is a user operated lift available dating from 1936 that works perfectly. The bedrooms are dated but equipped with nice firm beds, clean sheets & an abundance of spotless towels. On reflection the breakfast was easily one of the best I’ve ever encountered. Service was excellent, the menu choices were wide (including kippers) & the resulting cuisine was delicious. One final tip concerns parking. You approach the parking area from a narrow service road behind the hotel. Make sure that you have parked immediately behind the hotel building. Parking beyond the building takes you into the adjacent NCP car park. It is not easy to visualise this distinction between the two parking areas. Ask at Reception to ensure that you have parked in the area reserved for for hotel guests which is free Like many of the long established hotels in Skegness, the County has suffered from the recent opening of the large Premier Inn on the sea front. I’m an annual visitor to Skegness for an event at the Embassy leisure complex & I intend to return to the County next year.
9. The Home Star
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 119 reviews
Great location
Reviewed By leep894Great little hotel, in a grat location, a couple minutes walk from Skegness sea front. Was greeted well on arrival and shown to our room. The key fob for the front door wasn't explained on check in so had to ask the owner once we left for the first evening. The family room is a very spacious 2 bedroom apartment with a double and single in the en suite room and a single in the second room there is also a second toilet. Both bedrooms had flat screen tvs with free view. We weren't offered breakfast on arrival but we wasn't really bothered about that. Rooms were very clean and tidy but I would say a makeover would make this hotel even better. The only downside was the WiFi never seemed to work were we were on the top floor, so they could do with investing in a couple WiFi boosters. Overall enjoyed our stay at the home star and would definitely return.
10. North Shore Hotel and Golf Club
Overall Ratings
4 based on 746 reviews
Situated on our own James Braid designed 18 hole golf course and next to the beach many of our rooms offer unrivaled views for Skegness. From breakfast in our oak paneled restaurant, lunch in the Braid Bar, a choice of 3 course TDH evening dining or extensive bar menu to the quick nightcap before bed we aim to make your stay with us as enjoyable and relaxing as possible.
Golf Break
Reviewed By Ruth NWe have just returned from a lovely break at this hotel . Would like to say a big Thankyou to all the friendly helpful staff. Our room was lovely with sea views as requested and the food was excellent our compliments to the chef.
