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"Bigger than expected large rooms well equipped fabulous coastal village"

"quite a spacious cottage and well laid out kitchen was equipped with enough for our needs, quiet and comfortable with enough secure garden for all to enjoy and not worry about the dogs wandering off, the camp site next door made us feel very welcome and they have a little shop with essentials in it, they also have a cafe open from 9:30-11:30 offering a good breakfast, doge are welcome too and well looked after also getting a doggie brekkie, with a warm friendly atmosphere "

"Its a very modern and roomy property with everything you need for the week . A separate freezer and a washing machine would enhance the stay for us also a little bit cramped on the patio area . But overall one of the best holiday lets we have been to."

"Beautiful property."

"Nice spacious lodge lovely location and very clean"

"Perfect house for a family get-together for 10 of us (6 adults and 4 children). Great location being close to Skegness and local shops and takeaways in Wainfleet within walking distance (don't get caught out, as they don't take card payments - cash only!). Plenty of room in the house for us all, it was cosy and warm, and bedrooms were a good size. Hot tub was perfect, and very well-received."

"Although seemed smaller than photos suggested, we fell in love with this lovely property. Fabulous location and every aspect of booking and stay was straightforward. Plenty of time and energy to focus on the holiday. "

"We absolutely loved our stay at Brick and Flint cottage. The cottage was lovely and spacious and the garden was huge. So much to do nearby and amazing walks from the doorstep.We would highly recommend staying here."

"Very good and homely clean and very relaxing and our dog love the garden "

"Coachmans Cottage was very peaceful, clean and well equipped. One of the best holiday homes we have stayed in. The countryside around the cottage was amazing and access to local amenities was very helpful as a family who were new to Norfolk."