Best Western The Vine Hotel

Tried other equivalent hotels in skegowness. This is a bit more expensive than some but worth the extra. Can't comment on the food as I'm not big on breakfasts and was dining with friends. When i asked for a quiet room the receptionist referenced this requirement and they delivered. Do watch the narrow and steep stairs to the second floor. less

I used to stay here regularly as a sales representative years ago before it was taken over by Best Western. We had to attend a funeral in the area yesterday, Thursday Feb 7th, and rather than drive home late at night decided to book a visit. Having stayed in hotels of all shapes and sizes for my job over the years, I wondered how it would be now it’s in the ownership of a ‘group’. Everything about the visit went extremely well, excellent staff all round, no problem with booking in. A nice comfy and relaxing bar, huge selection of meals, first class. My only concern was the awful state of the road leading down to the hotel, it was full of many dangerous pot holes, so a bumpy ride in the dark. All in all, 10 out of 10 all round. less

We chose the best room as we enjoy space and a little luxury. The suite (2 rooms- bedroom & lounge) were very clean. The decor, however, was bizarre and quite spooky. Black chandeliers, heavy black, brocade curtains & soft furnishings, gave the room a gothic feel. The bathroom was fine- basic, but clean. Rather limited toiletries, only one small shower gel & a shampoo. Would have expected at least body lotion and bathrobes. The staff were great-really friendly & welcoming. The food was very good too- we had dinner in the bar and breakfast in the restaurant. Freshly prepared with locally sourced ingredients. The chef deserves a pat on the back! Would eat here again, however, wouldn't want to stay in that particular room again...! less

Lovely hotel tucked away down a quiet driveway. It’s a little further out from the sea front and shops than other central skegness hotels. Would be a good 20 walk to the town centre. Plenty parking. Went on a Saturday with a group of friends for afternoon tea. We paid £12.50 each (hotel asked for £10 deposit off each of us up front). The price has now increased (I’m not sure by how much). Tea was lovely, I didn’t like the sandwiches but I am a fussy eater! Tea consisted of; 4 fingers sandwiches (egg mayo, ham & mustard, tuna mayo and cheese & tomato) Scone with clotted cream and jam, mini black currant crumble, mini lemon cake, a profiterole, mini choc brownie, one choc truffle, a crunchy, mint chocolate bite and a thin short bread biscuit. We had a couple pots of tea and coffee on the table. There is a bar area where you go an buy other drinks. Nice, spacious ladies loo with good had soaps and hand moisturiser. less

Great Hotel hidden away at the end of Vine Road. Excellent staff who take care of their guests. I enjoyed the warmth of the bar especially the roaring open fire. The rooms are a little dated but very clean - beds comfortable. less