Holiday rentals in Skegness

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  • Total holiday rentals

    Explore 530 holiday rentals in Skegness

  • Nightly prices starting at

    Skegness holiday rentals start at £45 per night before taxes and fees

  • Verified guest reviews

    Over 5,250 verified reviews to help you choose

  • Family-friendly holiday rentals

    430 properties offer extra space & child-friendly amenities

  • Pet-friendly holiday rentals

    Find 220 rentals that welcome pets

  • Holiday rentals with a pool

    70 properties feature pools

  • Rentals with dedicated workspaces

    170 properties have a dedicated workspace

  • Wifi availability

    380 of Skegness holiday rentals include wifi access

  • Popular amenities for guests

    Guests love Kitchen, Wifi and Pool across Skegness rentals

  • 4.6 Average rating

    Skegness stays receive an average rating of 4.6 out of 5 from guests

Top-rated holiday rentals in Skegness

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Top guest favourite
A stylish living area features a black television mounted on a light gray wall. Two sofas, one black and one yellow, are arranged around a circular coffee table. A patterned area rug adds color to the space, complemented by natural light from large windows with blinds.
Home
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 54 reviews

Sea Breeze House

This stylish place to stay is perfect for group trips. Situated in the heart of Skegness, this newly refurbished holiday home sleeps for 6 people with its stylish and unique interior to give you that perfect seaside experience and stay. 🛏️ 🏖️ Walking distance from some fantastic town restaurants, bars, golf courses and the beach 🍛⛳️🏖️ This holiday home will give you the perfect peaceful stay and we can assure you that you will be coming back to the seaside time and time again once visited.

Guest favourite
An outdoor deck area features comfortable seating with dark wicker furniture, providing views of sandy dunes and the sea. A glass balustrade surrounds the space, allowing unobstructed sightlines of the coastal landscape. Natural light fills the area, enhancing the inviting atmosphere.
Cottage
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 323 reviews

Beach-front cottage. Sea view from every room.

Anderby Creek was voted one of the UK's best undiscovered beaches by AOL, The Times & The Telegraph. The house has simply beautiful views of the beach, sea and sand dunes with extensive decking surrounded by glass balustrade where you can sit outside and enjoy the sea air. It's a family home, fully centrally heated and comfortable. Expect mismatched crockery & imperfection! It's a steep drive up to the house & steps to the beach (although you can go around the drive way) so not suitable for all

Guest favourite
Cabin
4.91 out of 5 average rating, 1,318 reviews

Adults Only Cabin With Log Burning Hot Tub

Lakeside Fishing Retreats offers peaceful lakeside stays in the middle of nowhere, yet perfectly placed. Just 8 miles from Boston town, 12 miles from Skegness Beach and 3 miles from the coast with award-winning RSPB marshes. We have 28 Cabins set on a 3 acre lake: - Adult Only Double Cabin with Log Burning Hot Tub (Pet friendly/Non Pet friendly Cabins) - Standard Double (Child/Pet friendly/Non Pet friendly Cabins). - Twin Cabin (Child/Pet friendly) You can also enjoy our onsite Pizza Shed & Bar!

Guest favourite
A patio area is highlighted with a small table and two chairs beneath a blue umbrella. The paved surface is complemented by a neatly maintained garden featuring green grass and diverse plantings around the edges. The entrance to the bungalow is visible in the background.
Home
4.9 out of 5 average rating, 51 reviews

Sandy Paws Bungalow Skegness

Entire detached bungalow in quiet area. Large private enclosed gardens suitable for small dogs. 10 minute walk to the Promenade and dog friendly beaches Parking - two cars Spacious living room with one electric riser chair 43" SMART TV/DVD player. Master bedroom: King-size bed TV ceiling fan 2nd bedroom: 2 single beds (one is electric adjustable bed) Wheelchair friendly. Portable lightweight wheel chair available on request. Bed linen/ hand/ bath towels. Pet friendly: Pet bowls/towels/bed.

Top guest favourite
A comfortable lounge area is presented with two light-colored armchairs facing a flat-screen television. A faux fireplace adds warmth to the space, complemented by a textured area rug. Large windows allow natural light to illuminate the room, framed by flowing curtains.
Apartment
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 31 reviews

Skegness Home 4 people, 2 bedroom, walk to the sea

This delightful 2 bedroom maisonette on the FIRST FLOOR close to the bus/train stations, main high street, Shopping centre, 3 supermarkets, pubs, clubs, arcades, The Embassy Theatre, the beach/ sea, (5 minute walk away. not 30 minutes like one review stated) near Gibraltar Point. Two golf courses, Bowls green. Fun Fair etc... A garden (Not gated) patio area, washing line. Your own front door and drive for 3 cars. Kitchen has a double oven, induction hob, fridge/freezer, toaster, iron. WiFi

Top guest favourite
The light-filled guestroom displays a spacious bed adorned with a soft throw, alongside two cozy wingback chairs. A large window offers views of the garden, while a wall-mounted television provides entertainment. French doors lead to the private outdoor space, enhancing the inviting atmosphere.
Guest suite
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 114 reviews

Cosy guest room, pet friendly with outdoor space

Named after our resident Robins, Robins Nest Guestroom is our self-contained accommodation offering a peaceful getaway for comfort and rest. Relax in your own private garden or explore the nearby attractions. Furthermore, we know that your fur babies are an important part of your family. We are pleased to welcome well-behaved pups. Together you can explore dog friendly beaches and Nature trails. Conveniently close to Skegness and Boston. Book your stay today. We look forward to welcoming you.

Top guest favourite
The image features a charming brick exterior of the cottage, showcasing large windows that allow natural light to filter in. A church steeple can be seen in the background, adding to the historical context. Surrounding trees offer a sense of tranquility.
Bungalow
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 191 reviews

Grade 2 Listed Cottage Louth

Beautifully converted Grade 2 listed property originally part of King Edward School renowned to have been the old chemistry laboratory The property is set in a quite courtyard located in a conservation area of Louth and within a few minutes walk of the town centre The cottage comprises of a kitchen/living area/entrance lobby/ hall/bedroom with TV and walk in wardrobe/ en suite bathroom with walk in rain shower there is also a further toilet off the hall All set on ground level for easy access

Guest favourite
A charming log-house is set in a wooded area, featuring a dark exterior with a sloped roof. A welcoming porch with wooden railing is visible, and a vintage lamp post adds to the ambiance. Autumn leaves cover the ground, creating a peaceful atmosphere.
Treehouse
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 110 reviews

Narnia: Magical Woodland Loghouse with Hot Bath

Step into a magical woodland hideaway. Perfect for couples, families, remote workers (dog-friendly), enjoy an outdoor hot bath, private woodland, and a mezzanine treehouse. Cozy by the fire pit, cook in the fully equipped kitchen, listen to birdsong and rustling leaves, and lose yourself in a place where time slows and memories linger. Romance, adventure, and mindful work meet nature’s tranquility in this fairytale escape in Lincolnshire Wolds and only 20 minutes from golden sandy beaches.

Top guest favourite
The cottage exterior is surrounded by lush greenery, featuring a gravel pathway leading to a covered seating area. A wooden deck with comfortable chairs invites relaxation, while an open yard borders the structure, enhancing the secluded feel of the tranquil setting.
Home
5 out of 5 average rating, 100 reviews

Jamestown Cottage

Jamestown Cottage offers tranquility and privacy in equal measure. The cottage is accessed at the end of our garden, once the gate is shut you are in your own secluded space with hot tub. The cottage is small but perfect for couples/individuals looking to relax. It is well equipped for self catering. It sits neatly between the Lincolnshire Wolds (ANOB) and the coast making it a great venue for exploring this wonderful county. The village pub is within a 2 minute amble. Enjoy! SORRY NO PETS!

Top guest favourite
A wooden dining table is set up on a spacious deck, surrounded by comfortable chairs featuring blue and white seat cushions. A vase with sunflowers adds color to the table, while the conservatory is visible in the background under a bright sky.
Home
5 out of 5 average rating, 80 reviews

Weekend getaway 4-minute walk from the beach

Relax with the whole family at this peaceful and fresh place to stay. Just a few minutes walk from the beach and the award winning golf course. The beach is dog-friendly throughout the year. It is nestled in a small and quiet cul-de-sac. It has a spacious garden with a large decked area, perfect for sitting out and when it rains you can sit in the comfy conservatory. It is newly decorated and boasts new fixtures and fittings. It has a large kitchen area with a dining table for 4.

Top guest favourite
The lodge's exterior showcases a modern wooden design with a sloped roof. Large glass doors reflect the warm glow of the sunset, while a stone pathway leads to a seated area with wooden chairs and tables on the manicured lawn, surrounded by greenery.
Cabin
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 276 reviews

Wren Lodge W/ Alpacas, Goats & Sheep | Wren Farm

Located at Wren Farm, our brand new to 2023 luxury lodge situated besides the alpaca fields, with Wren Farm Desserts cafe on site. Also near beaches, Skegness, Chapel, Mablethorpe, etc. We are dog friendly! Fully stocked (cutlery) Has 1 double bed and a sofa bed that sleeps 2. Private bathroom with shower. Surrounded by green fields, beautiful animals and excellent food! Add ons available on request - Ploughman's Grazing Box, Breakfast Boxes. Alpaca trekking also available.

Guest favourite
Flat
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 16 reviews

Skegness centre close to beach, shops, beautiful

IDEALLY LOCATED IN THE HEART OF SKEGNESS 5 berth 2 bed beautiful large ground floor flat bath and shower free wifi tvs in 3 rooms dedicated work desk gas central heating all bedding and all towels included 4 poster kingsize bed/fireplace with fire/workdesk/smart tv all in main bedroom single bed/double bed/fire/smart tv in 2nd bedroom bath and large shower cubicle seperate toilet off road parking 2 mins to shops/pubs/amusements 5 mins to promenade large spacious, beautiful property

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in Skegness?

    Many visitors choose accommodations near the beach for easy access to the promenade and seaside. Neighborhoods around the town center and seafront are popular for staying close to shops, entertainment, and local dining.

  • What are the best things to do in Skegness with kids?

    Children often enjoy the funfair rides, interactive museums, and miniature railways. A day at the beach, exploring arcades, or spending time in local nature parks makes for a memorable family outing.

  • What are some of the best things to do in Skegness?

    Explore sandy beaches, enjoy classic amusement arcades, and visit local parks or gardens. Many guests stroll the pier, sample local food, and visit popular seafront entertainment venues.

  • How is the weather in Skegness?

    Skegness has cool, damp winters averaging 35–47°F (2–8°C), while summers reach 54–71°F (12–22°C) with light breezes. Rain is spread across the seasons, so bringing a waterproof layer is a good idea.

  • When is the best time to visit Skegness?

    Late spring through early fall is often recommended for milder weather and more open attractions. During summer months, temperatures usually reach around 54–71°F (12–22°C), with many seasonal events.

  • What are the best places to visit in Skegness?

    Explore the town’s beach, wander along the pier, or relax in well-maintained public gardens. The area has amusement centers, a local aquarium, and venues for live shows and performances.

  • What are some hiking trails in Skegness?

    You can explore coastal walking paths along the beach, nature reserves with marked trails, and footpaths in surrounding countryside. Many trails have gentle elevations and are suited for a range of abilities.

  • What are some family activities we can do in Skegness?

    Families frequently enjoy seaside arcades, mini-golf, and safe swimming areas during warmer weather. Parks, gardens, and interactive museums also make good outings for visitors with children.

  • What are some of the best day trip ideas from Skegness?

    Day trips to nearby nature reserves, market towns, or historic landmarks are frequently suggested. Visiting animal sanctuaries or exploring local countryside villages adds variety to your stay.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Skegness?

    Skegness has pet friendly accommodations, especially in areas near the seafront and town parks. Look out for rentals that welcome dogs and provide easy access to outdoor walking spots.

  • What are some local tips for visiting Skegness?

    Dress in layers as weather by the coast changes quickly, and bring comfortable shoes for walking on sand and promenades. Booking attractions or accommodations ahead, especially during school holidays, is frequently suggested.

  • What is Skegness known for?

    Skegness is known for its sandy beaches, traditional amusement parks, and lively seafront. The area has a legacy of classic British seaside holidays, with a mix of arcades, beachfront gardens, and family attractions.

  • What are the best hidden gems to explore in Skegness?

    Explore quieter sections of the beach, locally run art galleries, and nature reserves around the town. Some visitors enjoy discovering small cafes and spots with murals or outdoor sculptures.

  • What are the best foods to try in Skegness?

    Fish and chips by the seaside are frequently suggested, along with locally made ice cream and traditional British pastries. Many cafes and seaside vendors highlight fresh seafood and classic comfort dishes.

  • What should I bring for a trip to Skegness?

    Pack layers for varying coastal temperatures, sturdy shoes, and a waterproof jacket in case of rain. Sun protection, a beach towel, and a camera are useful for seaside activities and exploring outdoor attractions.

  • What is the nightlife in Skegness like?

    Skegness has laid-back nightlife with pubs, cocktail bars, and some live music venues around the seafront and town center. You can explore casual spots for drinks, plus venues that host themed nights and tribute acts.

  • What are the most popular events or festivals in Skegness?

    Seasonal festivals, classic car rallies, and themed weekends draw crowds throughout the year. Summer often features open-air concerts and community celebrations along the seafront.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Skegness?

    Family friendly rentals are available near the beach and central neighborhoods, with easy access to parks, playgrounds, and attractions. Many properties have amenities supporting guests with children.

All about Skegness

Skegness is a quintessential British seaside resort in the county of Lincolnshire on the east coast of England. People flock to the vast expanse of golden sand on its Blue Flag beach along the North Sea. The historic pier stands on the front and overlooks a modern addition to the coast, the dramatic white turbines of the Lynn and Inner Dowsing wind farms.

The area next to the beach is bursting with entertainment, and the Skegness Pleasure Beach is at its heart. Here, you will find everything from golf, ten-pin bowling alleys, and amusement arcades to a boating lake and swimming pool. Compass Garden provides a relaxing green oasis and features the mascot of Skegness — the statue of the Jolly Fisherman. Brightly coloured ice cream parlours are dotted throughout the town, with many fish and chips restaurants to tempt you. The red-brick clock tower from 1898 marks the start of the Grand Parade, home to the Embassy Theatre.

What are the top things to do in Skegness?

Gibraltar Point National Nature Reserve

Less than five kilometres south of Skegness, you’ll find the 445-hectare Gibraltar Point National Nature Reserve, boasting a pristine coastline, freshwater marshes, and sand dunes. It features a brand new nature centre and visitor centre, you can watch for a variety of birds, depending on the season, from skylarks in the spring to hen harriers in the winter.

Victorian Pier

The Victorian Pier opened in 1881, and it’s a reminder of when Skegness became a popular seaside resort. The approach takes you through a modern centre with a range of facilities, from ten-pin bowling to climbing, before emerging onto the historic pier. Its appearance has changed over the years — the theatre once at the end has long since gone. But ambling the English pier will transport you back in time as you look towards the North Sea.

Bolingbroke Castle

Around a 30-minute drive west of Skegness are the ruins of Bolingbroke Castle. The birthplace of King Henry IV, the castle dates back to the early 13th century and is an example of a hexagonal enclosure castle. Although it was destroyed during the English Civil War in the 17th century, you can wander across the earthworks, cross the moat, and check out the ruins, now surrounded by grass.