North Shore Hotel

North Shore Road, Skegness, Lincolnshire, England

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About North Shore Hotel

Overlooking the sea and its own 18 hole golf course, with en-suite accommodation and offering good food all day. A favourite with golfers and a base for business or leisure, all tariffs include traditional full English breakfast. The Georgian building of the North Shore Hotel is the ideal venue for your Wedding, Conference, Private Function, Golf Day or indeed your Golfing Holiday. Located a short walk from a busy town centre, the North Shore offers late bars, and spectacular views accross the golf course and North Sea. All of our rooms are either on the first or second floor, and due to the historical nature of the building, we regret that we are unable to provide disabled access to our rooms.

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