Guests say
The Dairy in Skegness is a well-equipped, clean, and comfortable cottage praised for its peaceful location and well-maintained grounds. Guests have enjoyed the relaxing environment and the property's high standards, though some have noted issues with dog-friendliness and privacy.
The majority of guests have reported that The Dairy is spotless and of a high standard, indicating a high level of cleanliness throughout the property.
The location is described as peaceful and well-positioned for exploring Lincolnshire, with beautiful views and proximity to dog-friendly beaches and nature reserves. However, some guests noted a lack of privacy due to the cottage's position on the car park.
Guests have found the cottage to be comfortable, with a cosy bed and living area. However, concerns were raised about the suitability for dogs and the space in the bedroom, affecting the comfort level for some visitors.
Facilities are generally well-regarded, with a well-equipped cottage and maintained grounds. Some guests experienced issues with hot water and heating, and there were comments about the lack of a private outdoor space and the need for clearer instructions for some appliances.
While some guests appreciated the welcome tray, others felt the welcome pack was lacking, and there were mixed feelings about the dog-friendliness of the property. As gifts are not consistently mentioned across reviews, it is not possible to accurately score thoughtfulness.
About this property
Positioned amongst the rural greenery of Lincolnshire, a short distance from the glorious coast of the North Sea, rests this characterful one bedroom holiday home, The Dairy. Set across one level and enjoying close proximity to a wealth of must-see attractions, including the popular resort of Skegness and the Lincolnshire Wolds AONB, The Dairy makes an excellent base for a memorable retreat for two. Park up on the spacious driveway and unload your belongings with ease before making your way over the threshold of your new home-from-home to begin your staycation. Be charmed by the original character of the open-plan living space, where exposed wooden beams adorn the vaulted ceilings above and an electric fire sits alongside a rustic leather armchair, entic-ing you to kick off your shoes and unwind with your favourite show playing on the TV. The wooden kitchen tucked away in the corner of the sociable space is equipped with all the essential amenities for an enjoyable self-catered stay, sure to entice any budding chef to prepare a collection of ro-mantic meals for two to be enjoyed at the dining table. A sumptuous king-size bed can be found tucked beneath exposed beams, providing a truly wonderful setting to catch your rest, whilst the neighbouring shower room offers a stylish space to get ready in the morning. Fuel a day of excur-sions with a steaming cup of coffee amongst the greenery of the front patio before getting better aquatinted with your surroundings. Spend a peaceful afternoon casting your line at the on-site lake, free for all guests, in the hopes of catching breem, roach or carp to name a few, or enjoy a leisurely stroll through the 25 acres of idyllic greenland that envelopes this charming abode. A short walk from your doorstep will bring you into the heart of Burgh Le Marsh, home to a bustling high-street offering all of your local amenities; tuck into a spot of hearty pub grub at The Guest House, pick up a takeaway from Bridge Chippie, or stock up on goodies at the local store. For a change of pace, jump in the car and travel the short distance to the popular resort of Skegness, where you can expect thrills at Skegness Pleasure Beach, come face-to-face with marine wildlife at Skegness Aquarium, or spend the afternoon paddling the shores of the North Sea at the beach. The picture-perfect market towns of Spilsby, Boston and Louth are set within easy reach, ideal for those looking to explore more of this sought-after area, whilst those looking to embark on an out-door adventure may prefer to immerse themselves in the great outdoors of the Lincolnshire Wolds AONB. With so much to see and do, whisk your better half away on a memorable retreat to The Dairy.
The picture-perfect town of Burgh le Marsh is enveloped by peaceful farmland, just four miles from the popular seaside resort of Skegness. The town offers all of the essentials, including five pubs, a butcher, a baker, and a well-stocked convenience store. The town enjoys easy access to Louth, Lincoln, and the coast; wildlife thrives in the nearby sand dunes and long sandy beaches, with a handful of seal sanctuaries resting nearby.
Accommodation
Single-storey.
One king-size bedroom.
Shower room with walk-in shower, basin and WC.
Open-plan living space with kitchen, dining area and sitting area with electric fire
central heating with electric fire.
Electric oven and hob, kettle, toaster, microwave, fridge with ice box, dishwasher.
TV, WiFi.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Ample off-road parking.
Front patio with furniture.
Pet-friendly - Two well-behaved dogs welcome - not to be left unattended and a charge of £30 per dog payable in cash upon arrival.
Sorry, no smoking.
Shop 0.7 miles, pub 0.6 miles.
Shared hot tub to be booked via owner for private sessions.
Note: There is a welcome pack containing shampoo, conditioner, soap, tea, coffee, sugar and milk
Reviews (13)
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Michael
I sat out front for a cuppa on the footpath outside the cottage and felt like taking parking money as others arrived on the gravel car park. Photos make it look like itâs next to a courtyard not a car in sight untrue we even had a car parked outside our bedroom window. on arriving went to put suitcase in the bedroom and the door opened onto the bed and bounced back on my head no room to fully open the door in fact no room to swing a cat fortunately we had our dog but that was a big problem as not allowed off lead anywhere or to be left unattended so no visit to hot tub for us! 20 acres of lovely grounds to explore as long as dog was on a lead luckily there was a beach 5 miles away. so our dog could play ball etc they charged £30 cash for dog not sure why as not allowed on furniture so no extra cleaning required. definitely not dog friendly. we took photos of car park(sorry our country view) we left a day early couldnât take anymore nearly left on day one but we had paid a lot of money. The Dairy would suit a slim couple( ref bedroom door) and no dog. Good news we could watch our car from the window.
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Malcolm
Staff were very friendly and helpful.
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John
We would recommend it to anybody.