A grand Victorian original on the Lincolnshire coast — 130 years of saltwater mornings, fire-warm evenings and slow Sunday lunches, five minutes from the sea.
Skip the booking sites and we'll share what we'd have paid them. Lower rates, breakfast on the house, and a few quiet kindnesses besides — all you have to do is book here.
Find us cheaper elsewhere and we'll match it. The price you see here is the lowest we offer.
Every room rate booked direct includes a proper cooked breakfast in the dining room.
Standard Double, midweek in October — same room, same bed, same window over the sea.
Rates shown for a Standard Double, 3 nights — Tues 14 Oct 2026
Escape the everyday with one of our popular midweek superbreaks — four nights of comfort, good food and great entertainment in the heart of Skegness.
The Royal opened its doors to its first guests in the summer of 1895 — when Skegness was still a young town, the pier was new, and a holiday by the sea meant a journey, not a weekend.
Six room types across the original Victorian building. Sea-view, garden-view, single rooms, family suites — choose by the window.
Six room types, across the original 1895 building.
Check availabilitySpaces to land in, between the sea and your room.
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Lincolnshire-led plates, seasonal and quietly traditional. Breakfast 7–10, Dinner from 6, Sunday lunch from noon.
A short, careful list. Local gin, three real ales, good claret by the glass.
Our high-ceilinged Royal Garden Suite holds 140 seated and 220 standing.
Music weekends through summer, Turkey & Tinsel from November, and a proper old-fashioned Christmas.
Big band Friday, Motown Saturday, soul Sunday. Two nights, four meals, all the dancing.
Christmas dinner in November. Carols, crackers, the whole sherry. Four nights inclusive.
Five nights, two black-tie dinners, gifts on the pillow, a walk to the sea on Boxing Day.
Rooms, dining, the garden, the sea — a hundred and thirty years of light.
Add as many rooms as your party needs. Pay a £50 per-guest deposit now, or settle the lot — whichever you prefer.
