| a casual restaurant has a bar, a billiards table and a dart board. it's within 9 minutes on foot of both skegness railway station and the natureland seal sanctuary. check-in time: 1:00 pmcheck-out time: 10:00 am. full english breakfast is available, as is parking. low-key rooms feature free wi-fi, flat-screen tvs, and tea and coffeemaking facilities. this laid-back hotel in a residential area is a 6-minute walk from skegness beach on the north sea. some rooms add bunk beds, and sleep up to 4 guests
Humberside Airport 1 hr 6
Hardy S Animal Farm (14 min.)
zoo The Village Church Farm Skegness (16 min.)
museum Scarborough Esplanade (4 min) Skegness Pier (5 min.)
famous landmark with coastal views an amusement arcade ice cream bowling and a laserquest centre. Skegness (Beach) (8 min.)
broad beach with a vintage promenade & pier plus a seasonal fairground & popular donkey rides. Fantasy Island (11 min.)
family theme park and resort with rollercoasters rides soft play live entertainment and markets. County Hotel (7 min) Skegness Aquarium (9 min.)
seafront aquarium offering a range of fish tanks educational exhibits & marine wildlife encounters. Skegness Clock Tower (8 min.)
this historic structure features nighttime spotlights & string light decorations during holidays. Pleasure Beach Fairground (10 min.)
outdoor recreation park with roller coasters classic rides & bowling plus snack stands & shops. Lincolnshire Wildlife Park (22 min.)
zoo with more than 100 parrot species a quirky rainforest diner cockatiel bar and play area. Lumley Avenue (8 min) Tower Gardens (5 min.)
simple park area offering lush patches of lawn flowers benches a children s playground & gazebo. Gunby Hall (14 min.)
surrounded by victorian walled gardens this 1700 country home features a tea room & guided tours. Gibraltar Point National Nature Reserve (13 min)
nature reserve with a 3-mile stretch of unspoilt dunes marshes and lagoons plus a visitor centre. Fairy Dell Paddling Pool (13 min.)
sports Skegness Model Village (10 min.)
a miniaturized version of a typical english village open from easter until october. | 
