Woodthorpe Guest House
64 South Parade Skegness
TEL / FAX: 01754 763452
E:info@woodthorpeskegness.co.uk
64 South Parade Skegness
TEL / FAX: 01754 763452
E:info@woodthorpeskegness.co.uk
The Woodthorpe Guest House Skegness
The Woodthorpe Guest House boasts some of the best available views in Skegness and is situated on the Skegness seafront overlooking the sea, bowling greens, gardens and the boating lake. We offer a friendly welcome and a great service.
The guest house accommodation comprises:
3 Twin guest rooms (One on the ground floor with no sea view and two on the first floor, one with sea view and one without)
2 Double guest rooms (One with sea view on the first floor, the second is on the second floor with no sea view.)
2 Four poster guest rooms (Both with sea view located on the second floor)
1 Single guest room (has seaview and is situated on the second floor).
All rooms are en-suite
While enjoying your stay at the Woodthorpe Guest House, we thought
you might be interested in knowing that one of Britain's most inspirational
writers D.H.Lawrence often visited the Woodthorpe Guest House between
the years of 1885-1930 as his aunt Ellen Staynes owned the house.
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The Woodthorpe Guest House boasts some of the best available views in Skegness and is situated on the Skegness seafront overlooking the sea, bowling greens, gardens and the boating lake. We offer a friendly welcome and a great service.
The guest house accommodation comprises:
3 Twin guest rooms (One on the ground floor with no sea view and two on the first floor, one with sea view and one without)
2 Double guest rooms (One with sea view on the first floor, the second is on the second floor with no sea view.)
2 Four poster guest rooms (Both with sea view located on the second floor)
1 Single guest room (has seaview and is situated on the second floor).
All rooms are en-suite
While enjoying your stay at the Woodthorpe Guest House, we thought
you might be interested in knowing that one of Britain's most inspirational
writers D.H.Lawrence often visited the Woodthorpe Guest House between
the years of 1885-1930 as his aunt Ellen Staynes owned the house.