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Woolpack Pub & Kitchen
Set 10 km from Skegness Butlins, 9.2 km from Tower Gardens and 10 km from Skegness Pier, Woolpack Pub & Kitchen offers accommodation situated in Wainfleet All Saints.
The Eastleigh
The award-winning Eastleigh Guest House offers 4-star accommodation close to Skegness seafront and town centre. The property caters for families, couples and business guests.
Southview Park Hotel
Located within Southview Park holiday resort, this hotel offers modern rooms, a restaurant, free high-speed WiFi and free parking.
The Royal Hotel
Set in spacious grounds, this Victorian hotel is just a 10-minute walk from Skegness seafront and town centre. It offers two menus, an on-site restaurant, free parking, and sea views.
North Shore Hotel
Established in 1912, the North Shore Hotel is set on the Lincolnshire Coast, just 1 mile away from Skegness town centre. The hotel is 800 metres from Natureland Seal sanctuary and the seafront.
The Vine Hotel, Skegness
Set in an 18th-century building, the The Vine Hotel, Skegness is 15 minutes’ walk from Skegness Beach.
Hotel No 8
Set in Skegness, just a short walk from the award-winning Skegness Blue Flag beach and minutes from the pier and restaurants, Hotel No 8 offers accommodation with free WiFi in public areas.
North Parade Seafront Accommodation
Situated on the Skegness’s North Promenade seafront, North Parade Seafront Accommodation offers limited free parking and an on-site restaurant. Rooms overlook the bowling green or rose gardens.
Hatters Hotel
Situated in the quieter part of Skegness, with its golf course and nearby bird sanctuary, this hotel offers tranquil surroundings, yet only one mile from the town centre.
Queens Hotel, Skegness
Just a few steps from Skegness Pier amusements and the beach, Queens Hotel, Skegness is also just a 5-minute walk from the town centre, offering free Wi-Fi in the rooms and public area.
What guests said about Wainfleet All Saints:
- 6.0Scored 6.0
A quite dull village.
A quite dull village. Two pubs, The Angel is very much for the locals, enough said. The Woolpack is much better with a weekly quiz and is the only real place to eat in the Village in the evening. Fortunately the food is fine, with well cooked, generous portions. Batemans Brewery give tours and has lovely Brewery Tap, housed in the old windmill on site. Unfortunately this year it is only open from 10.30am until 4.00pm unless a special event is on. Food is served until 2.00pm although there are only three items on the menu.
LathersUnited Kingdom - 8.0Scored 8.0
I went to Wainfleet with friends to visit the Bateman's...
I went to Wainfleet with friends to visit the Bateman's brewery visitor centre. As we were riding bikes we needed an overnight stop and the Woolpack in the village was a perfect location. The village centre seemed to be frozen in time with little or no modern development and was rather the better for it, though it also appeared to be somewhat depressed with several closed shops and a slightly run-down appearance in places, (a problem not unique to this village by any means). Brewery tour was very interesting, Woolpack hotel good value with very friendly and helpful staff. After the brewery tour we took a trip to Skegness which is a world away even if only a few miles down the road!MichaelUnited Kingdom
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