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| Board Basis: |
Room Only |
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Aug 2008 |
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Booked Independently |
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Mrs S Williams-hadley |
| Overall
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2/10 |
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Absolutely filthy appartment. Mould on the windows, food still in the oven from the previous guests, thick dust in corners of room and on skirting boards, kettle which hadnt been cleaned for years and virtually black ironing board cover.
Spoilt our one holiday of the year - like going to a very bad council estate. Would not go again and would slate to everyone i speak to.
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| Board Basis: |
Half Board |
| Date of
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Aug 2008 |
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Booked Independently |
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Mrs J Higgins |
| Overall
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1/10 |
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What a load of crap wil not go again. I took my daughter to see ray quinn I qued up from 5 o'clock was not on till 10.30! and then he was only on about 17 Min's he seemed to be rushing his songs. Before that we had to put up with a kids show for 2 year olds! Which was not fair as we wanted to see Ray not a dancing cow. It should be on a different venue for younger kids. Butlins is just out to make as much money out of you as possible all the free things stop about 6. So all is you are left to do is go and sit in the pubs which me and my family don't want to do. The beach gate shuts at 7. So you have to get in your car and drive out of the resort which you have payed to stop in yet you are forced out. The Internet cafe was closed all week! The boats were not working in the swimming pool. And the spa was closed! I spent a thousand pound on this holiday. Wish I would have gone aboard now. At least aboard the swimming pool is open till late. The fair was crap they keep treating my 9 year old like a 2 year old and most of the rides were shut and they keep closing at random times in the day for no reasons. We saw more closed signs then entertainment
In all Butlins just wants to rip you off left right and centre they will get as much money out of you as they can and think nothing of it.
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| Board Basis: |
Half Board |
| Date of
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Jul 2008 |
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Operator: |
Booked Independently |
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Miss T Freeman |
| Overall
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10/10 |
| Comments: |
i have only ever been to butlins twice and both have been this year and we still have another holiday booked in october!! there is plenty to do for all ages... i went for my 17th birthday with my twin brother and our mam! we already knew a few redcoats from our previous visit.. the food is nice and on my birthday night the restaurant made a cake and decorated our table .. one of our many friends who we met at the the TEEN ZONE!!! happened to have the same birthday as us which was good ..
the teen zone was brilliant we met the redcoats at the zone at 7:30 then we done activities, either went bowling, played pool, played on the wii, went to the circus, played footie and so on and we did this till 9:00 every nite and got the chance to meet some lovely people then after the zone most of us would hang around together and have fun!
all the entertainment was good we saw strike, kate and gin from britains got talent and other shows that were not all based around younger kids..
all in all the holiday was good we had an amazin birthday thanks to the redcoats and our new friends hehe the friends we met are going again the same time and we all keep in contact even with the redcoats
the swimming pool is amazing and huge.!!!
i would deffo recommend any one going to butlins they have all sorts goin on for all ages the place is clean and tidy the staff always happy to help the venues are nice and big and accessable for everyone even disabled people its generally a nice place to be
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| Board Basis: |
Half Board |
| Date of
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Jul 2008 |
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Booked Independently |
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Other P Hunt |
| Overall
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1/10 |
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Well people pay good money for holidays and should in return get the same but u dont they give u smelly gruby chaltes. sticky carpets rusty old fridge cig burnt carpets moldy bathroom the front door on the chalets where not very good the locks poor the big club if u can get a seat no chance the pool i found green mold on the tiles cracks too the food was a bit cold bland a same food everyday the fair well outdated the crazy golf was 10/10 but the fee is 2.oo per person well parking is to far from chalet carrying cases is ok for the young but not the old frail i will not be going back thank you! 1. clean up 2.make the pool cleaner 3.no more cold food 4. make the parking easy5 overall stop giving hard working dirty smelly rooms to live in 0/0
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| Board Basis: |
Half Board |
| Date of
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Jul 2008 |
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Went on a sun newspaper holiday |
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Mrs B Norton |
| Overall
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10/10 |
| Comments: |
We had a fabulous time at Skegness. I went with my daughter and grandson who is almost 3.There just wasnt time to do everything we wanted to do. We were upgraded to a silver room which was very clean and had all you need, bed, wardrobe, dressing table, tv, tea making facilities. The landscaping was really nice you didnt seem to be overlooked and I never heard any noise at night time which you can sometimes get at other parks. Entertainment was very good it seems to be going on all day and night. We didnt go to evening shows but from the booklet we were given it looked very good. For small children the funfair is good not lots of rides but they are free! also bob the builders yard especially for them.There is even a show there all about recycling. The skyline pavillion is a hive of activity with a puppet castle and a stage where various show etc are put on. The food which we ate at ocean court was good and there was plenty of choice my daughter noted the vegetarian choices as her sister doesnt eat meat and thought she would be well accomadated here. I did notice people queing early for entry into reds and centre stage but during the summer holidays you get this at all places. The staff in all the areas we went to were extreemly polite and all well presented this was very unexpected as at some holiday parks the staff seem very miserable but not here. I was impressed with the guide you are sent before you arrive which is a real help telling you where to check in and times what you need to bring etc. We didnt queue for very long at check in and they polite and helpful. I had thought Butlins was a bit expensive when looking at the brochures but for all the entertainment and fun we had it isnt. I think some people just like complaining and will never be happy wherever they go. I would recommend Butlins especially for little children. We plan to go again with my other children the youngest is 18 and I think he will enjoy it as well.
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| Board Basis: |
Half Board |
| Date of
Holiday: |
Jul 2008 |
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Operator: |
Butlins |
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Mrs BJ Smith |
| Overall
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9/10 |
| Comments: |
In a nutshell, this is a great holiday if you have kids.
We went silver half board for 3 nights and found the rooms to be clean if a little tatty. The carpets need replacing as they are dirty and worn and the furnishings are dated and tired. Still, we didn't go there to sit in the apartment! The beds were clean and the room had everything we needed.
We were assigned 'Ocean Drive' diner for our food. The place is enormous, you would never have to worry about not getting a seat in here. Dinner choices were dishes such as chilli con carne, curry, pasta bake, roast, kids meals (fish fingers, sausages etc), jacket spud, salad bar, hot puddings, cakes, ice cream, tea, coffee, fruit squash. You can go up as many times as you like (and we certainly did!). Breakfast was cereal, grapefruit, yogurt, toast and jam, sausages, eggs, bacon, omlette, beans etc. The cooked breakfast items were not so good. The eggs were mostly inedible. Overall though, food was fine.
There are many facilities on site such as free funfair (a bit limited - not many rides but fun nonetheless), quasar, cinema, fun pool, arcades, snooker hall, bowling, internet cafe. The pool is very good as is the best thing on offer at this site. There is a charge for some of the activities although the prices are reasonable. Evening entertainment was the usual blend of kids character shows, cabaret, bingo etc all of a very high quality.
Didn't try the other food outlets as we were half board but the food looked absolutely fine.
We had an absolute blast at Butlins Skegness and have already booked to go again next year. Highly recommended!
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| Board Basis: |
Self Catering |
| Date of
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Jul 2008 |
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Booked IndependentlyThrough butlins.co.uk |
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Mr J Crowson |
| Overall
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8/10 |
| Comments: |
Went to the Skegness resort in 2005 for a 4 night stay and it was OK overall. Decided to go again this year but for 7 nights. We booked a silver self catering apartment again as this was more than adequate for our needs. The only thing that was slightly annoying about the apartment is that there was no freezing facilites in the fridge compartment. We requested housekeeping on the 3rd day and this was carried out along with change of bin liner etc etc....
The restaurant selection is slightly dissapointing and quite expensive..... Wasn't impressed with the service in 'The Sun & Moon' 1st visit we arrived at about 8:45pm and by the time we had got to the bar (there was a queue) we were told we could'nt order any food..... 2nd visit was slightly better although we opted in for the free salad bowl with our meals which meant you could eat as much as you wanted from a carousel.... they cleared all this away after only one helping so had to ask them to bring it all out again......!
Supermarket was quite expensive too so I suggest an out of resort visit to the Morrisons or Tesco supermarkets!
Entertainment was BRILLIANT!!! So much for the kids and adults. Centre stage has a great atmosphere and we especially enjoyed 'The Carl Johns Experience' REDS was our favourite though for pure variety and the very talented REDCOATS!!! The Skyline also has a lot to offer for everyone.
Splash Waterworld is a lot of fun!!! Lots of space for everyone and the slide systems are so much fun!!!
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| Board Basis: |
Self Catering |
| Date of
Holiday: |
Jul 2008 |
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Operator: |
Other- Please Specify |
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Mrs J Munro |
| Overall
Rating: |
10/10 |
| Comments: |
Just back from my second trip to Butlins Skegness with my husband and our 3 children aged 6, 3 and 2 and we had a fantastic time.
We stayed in a Gold self-catering apartment. It was clean and well furnished, including leather sofas, flat screen TV and DVD player.
I really couldn't fault anything. There was so much for the kids to do, some of it was included in the price and some wasn't. But less face it, if we stayed in a caravan or cottage we would have spent so much more - especially trying to find things to keep the kids amused. My advice would be to make the most of the free activities and shows etc.
Have read so many bad reviews, but please don't listen to them all. I have stayed in silver accomodation previously and found it to be fine also.
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| Board Basis: |
Half Board |
| Date of
Holiday: |
Jul 2008 |
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Operator: |
Butlins |
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Mr P Dickson |
| Overall
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9/10 |
| Comments: |
Having just returned from a 7 night break at Butlins in Skegness (our 1st visit to Butlins as a family), I have to say we, 2 adults and 2 kids (aged 7 and 4), thoroughly enjoyed ourselves and look forward to returning again.
I was a bit apprehensive after reading some of the comments on here, but from my experience, I cannot agree with any of the complaints I’ve read about the place. I think some people are just born moaners.
When we arrived, we were initially given the keys to the wrong apartment, one which we found out was already occupied when we opened the door to find suitcases in the bedrooms which had already been unpacked. This was quickly sorted and that little indiscretion aside, no real complaints about the resort, certainly nothing to get worked up about.
We were staying in a Gold Apartment, Neptune Court. From a distance the apartments look really nice, on closer inspection they could do with a lick of paint and the staircases are a bit rusty, but the ‘green’ area around the Apartments were nicely laid out and the apartments themselves were comfortable enough, especially the beds. A widescreen TV and DVD player were handy , especially on our first night when, after a long drive, we just wanted to relax in our apartment after our dinner. You can hire DVD’s at the Gold Reception for 24hrs, for a refundable £20 deposit.
We were booked into the Yacht Club for our dinner and breakfast. 7 dinners and 7 breakfasts later, no complaints of sore stomachs, all food was perfectly acceptable, a reasonable choice for adults and kids and there were also plenty of waiters and waitresses on hand to clear up your dirty plates whilst you went up for your next course. The seating was comfy and there was enough room between tables. There was also a pay bar if you want a beer or wine with your dinner.
The nightly entertainment was also good. The Redcoat entertainers are far better than their counterparts at Haven, at least they seemed to be interested in what they were doing and entertaining the kids. My eldest daughter got picked to go on the stage one night and won a prize, so she was well chuffed with that. The prices of the drinks are about what you’d expect to pay in a city centre pub.
After reading some of the comments about getting seats in the entertainment venues, we decided to queue the first night we went out, but unless your desperate for a front row table, there’s no need to waste your time queuing. If you find yourself there a bit early, walk around the Skyline or have a wander outside, 5 minutes after the queue has dispersed simply walk in and their will be plenty of tables free. Some nights we went into both Reds and Centre Stage an hour after they opened the doors and got good enough tables and could see the stage perfectly well.
The kids loved the pool and there were no complaints there, apart from the consistent blowing of the whistles from the lifeguards! The funfair was also decent enough for being free. We went several times during our stay and the most we had to queue for any ride was 15 minutes. To limit the queuing, better to avoid mid afternoon when it’s at it’s busiest.
We also went to the on-site ABC cinema where they show some of the latest films. £15 for a family of 4 is a decent deal and cheaper than you’d expect to pay in town.
They also have a good 10 pin bowling alley, which as you would expect, you have to pay extra for.
There is easy access to the beach if the weathers nice. There are also a few places to visit nearby and get out and about for the day, like Skegness itself and the market at Fantasy Island. We also went into the City of Lincoln for a day’s shopping.
Overall, we had a great time and would certainly book again. Your holiday at Butlins can be as cheap or as expensive as you make it to be.
I think some people need a reality check before going to Butlins. At no point from what I can gather, do Butlins say everything is free. You’d have to be very naïve, or a bit thick, to believe everything is going to be free! There are enough free activities to compliment what you’d expect to pay extra for.
We enjoyed our Butlins experience and will certainly book again in the future.
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| Board Basis: |
Self Catering |
| Date of
Holiday: |
Jun 2008 |
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Booked Independently |
| Submitted
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Miss K Duncan |
| Overall
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2/10 |
| Comments: |
I really don't know where to begin with this "holiday", the whole thing was a disgrace.
We'd booked a Gold apartment and were excited to see the exclusive gold reception. However, we had to treck from one side of the park to the other just to find it, bags in tow as we were told we could leave them in the reception until check in at 2pm.
When we got there, we were greated by 1 red coat (possibly the only one we seen for the whole week) and an extreamly rude receptionist who informed us we could not infact leave our luggage there and told us to go back all the way to other end of the park and leave our bags with the standard/silver reception. When a member of my Family questioned this, they where pulled to one side, had a brochure shoved infront of them and ordered to find where it said we could leave our luggage in the gold reception, as it MUST have been a miss print. This left the member of my family very embarrassed, distressed and belittled.
The point of a gold reception must be purely for show, as it looks very nice and fancy, but they were no help at all.
When we where allowed in our apartment, we found the so called "gold standard" kitchen work tops crawling with ants. We had to stay out of the apartment while it was sprayed, although this didn't do much to stop them.
The apartment was extreamly basic, fold down metal beds, the type you'd use for camping maybe. Also, there were burn marks in the carpets of one bedroom and the furniture (sofas, ect.) where very uncomfortable.
Well, we decided to looked on the brighter side of things and thought we'll be out and about all of the time, we'll only be sleeping in the apartment.
If only that was the way, everything to do in that place (when you have children with you) closes no later 6pm, even the gates to the beach. It's like being in prison.
And the "fun fair" consists of a few hired out rides in the car park. It was a joke.
Then there are few adult clubs which look very nice but are over run by children going wild.
To top it all off, there was a terrible virus in the water of the camp which nobody had been informed of when we were there, and my whole family including me caught it and had to spend the last days of the holiday in an ant infested apartment with diarrhea and vomiting.
The only thing that makes me rate this holiday at 2 instead of 1 is the fact we booked it whilst there was a half price deal going on.
Never again!
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| Board Basis: |
Self Catering |
| Date of
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Jun 2008 |
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Booked Independently |
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Mr J Lambert |
| Overall
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9/10 |
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Thouroughly enjoyable for all ages!
We have recently returned from a 7-night stay in a Gold self-catering apartment at Butlins skegness. We went as two adult couples plus my 2year-old son. I have been to Butlins many years ago when I was a child, and wanted to let my son experience some of the holiday joys I did as a child! We usually holiday abroad, and took my son on his first holiday last year to Mallorca. However, as my Girlfriend is pregnant we decided to holiday in the UK - although truth be told I thought it would be a big let-down following a lovely holiday last year - but boy was I wrong!!
Butlins is easy to find, well signposted and ou can see the Skyline Pavillion from miles away. Greeted with clear directions on where to go at the main gate, we were made to feel very welcome from the start. As we were in a Gold apartment, there is a seperate check-in area, which is very clean, modern and well-staffed.
The apartment itself consisted of a double room, two twin rooms, an plan plan kitchen/dining/living room with all cooking utensils, microwave, kettle, toaster etc plus a widescreen TV and DVD player - although eedless to say we didn't use this much!. There was also a bathroom with shower sink and toilet. All a very good size, well-lit, clean and modern.
We were worried about the distance between the accomodation and entertainment as it seemed a long way as you drive the suitcases round, but it is only a short walk as you dont have to go the long-way round! This distance also ensured we were away from much of any late-night noise for my sons sake - although we never once heard anything!
Overall, the whole holiday park was modern, very clean with very helpfull staff. No complaints what so ever. A good choice of entertainment day and night. If you go, you mus check out Reds in the evenings - great selection of entertainment including TV talent show celebs, such as Futureproof and Niki from X-Factor.
Daytime enterainment is just as good, with the Redcoats putting on child entertainment shows, in addition to shows from Kids TV characters - Bob the Builder, Barney, Fireman Sam, Pingu etc. The only disappointing thing is the characters dont walk aroung the site in the day and greet the kids - this would be a lovely touch.
My son really took to the playground - next to the sun and Moon pub, a trendy family pub which serves food and drink all day so I was happy!
The reasons why Butlins doesn't score a ten out of ten is as follows - 1) very expensive - but if you make the most of the free entertainment and rides etc, it becomes cheaper. 2) the private beach at the back of the resort is a real let-down. Very dirty, covered by millions of t spiders so you cant sunbathe without them crawling all over you and the shoreline view is ruined by a large wind-farm.
That aside, we were very impressed with all Butlins had to offer. In addition, the Skegness town was quite enjoyable. Buses come every ten minutes between the town and Butlins, costing just £1.50 for an adult. Two things to check out in the town, especially if you have young children have to be the Seal santuary and the large play area next to the Funfair on the coast - both very cheap but most enjoyable.
I found booking well in advance we got a great offer for the holiday - and you can pay it off bit-by-bit over the internet with a debit or credit card. This is ideal if you are going in a group as we did - then everyone can log in and pay their bit and you can easily track it.
The only problem is you never have enough time to experience it all, so we have booked to go again in 2 months time, although we have chosen to go in a Silver apartment this time due to a big price difference.
We found Butlins to be a great venue for all the Family and believe we will be going back next year too!
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| Board Basis: |
Half Board |
| Date of
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Jun 2008 |
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Booked Independently |
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Mrs Catherine Robinson |
| Overall
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9/10 |
| Comments: |
ive been going to skegness for 10 yrs with my kids and we love it
we stay in sliver app half board the meals are allways hot and good choice of food
sliver acc we have never incounterd problems allways been clean tidey
staff allways freindley
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| Board Basis: |
Self Catering |
| Date of
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Jun 2008 |
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Booked Independently |
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Mr O Gosh |
| Overall
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1/10 |
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WHAT A LOAD OF CRAP. DIRTY SMELLY WASTE OF MONEY OUTDATED AND WHITCH IDIOTS GIVE IT 10 OR 9 MUST LIVE IN S*** HOLES. THE POOL WAS MOLD ON TILES THE FLOOR BOARDS ARE CREEKY THE FOOD WELL IT SAYS IT ON HERE COLD SAME FOOD STAFF DONT SMILE MUCH SAVE YOUR MONEY AND GO ELSEWHERE
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| Board Basis: |
Self Catering |
| Date of
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Jun 2008 |
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Booked Independently |
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Mrs R Collins |
| Overall
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9/10 |
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My family and I have just returned from a 4 night break at Butlins Skegness and we had a wonderful time - I will try to be as thorough in my review as possible:-
Accommodation choice: Silver self-catering for 2 adults & 2 children
Firstly, booking in: we arrived at the Skegness resort at approx. 2pm, there were notices around informing us that booking-in was at 4pm - this was not a surprise because we were informed of this procedure in our holiday literature. When we returned at 4pm there was an extremely large queue and we stayed in our car until 4.15 - by this time the queue was very short and moving fast and thereby it took me approx 5-10 mins to get the keys to the accommodation
Accommodation: we stayed in no 12 Kingfisher and this particular apartment was extremely satisfactory, it consisted of 3 bedrooms - 2 with single beds & 1 with a double, an open plan kitchen/living room which had patio door leading onto a green, and finally, shower room with toilet (no bath) - the accommodation was clean and tidy, the bed linen fresh & clean, and the kitchen had ample cooking facilities & utensils - we did wash the utensils prior to use but we do this everywhere we stay self-caterting
The resort: was clean, no glass nor litter on the ground, everything was well laid out, there are a good range of shops and eating places. Plenty of staff and security guard presence. There was the ordinary funfair, a smaller bob the builder funfair, a softplay area, mini golf, arcades, outdoor play area, we saw a bouncy castle and slide (not sure if there was charge for those), a cinema, and apparently, there's a beach within walking distance. The Fantasy Island funfair is up the road and Skegness itself, a short car-ride away.
Entertainment: for families - simply excellent, I cannot find fault with the range and standard of entertainment which included puppet shows, character shows (which featured the likes of Bob the Builder, Barney & Co.), the redcoates own show, comedy acts, variety & family disco - we enjoyed it all. The redcoats were fabulous!
The other holiday makers: We are from Ireland and found the other holiday makers (the vast majority English & Scottish) extremely friendly. Because we had our 2 children under 6 with us we would have been back at our apartment after the main family entertainment ended, say 10-ish and the area in which we stayed was very quiet with no rowdy's or late night jinx.
Rating - why a 9 & not 10/10: I try to keep in mind the following - our break was just outside of the busiest time for Butlins when all the English schools stop for Summer & we were lucky in that the sun shone for most of our most time there. We didnt experience the Pavillion or other entertainment area's after 10pm. And lastly, if I am to be really picky, the swimming pool could do with a little more imagination.
Finally - As a family, we have been to each the the Canary Islands, many of the mainland Spanish Resorts, Disneyland Paris and Paris itself and although Disneyland Paris was also, no doubt about it, excellent for children, taking into account the overall picture including sheer value for money, we will definitely be featuring Butlins Skegness in our holiday plans in future.
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| Board Basis: |
Half Board |
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Jun 2008 |
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Booked Independently |
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Mrs N Reed |
| Overall
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9/10 |
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I never normally comment on sites like this but having read some really bad reviews before we went, I felt I had to share my experiences.
We went to Butlins Skegness on 27th June this year and I went with low expectations to be honest as I had read some of the bad reviews on here. As we had spent £600 on a 3 night break I was very worried.
We stayed in a Gold apartment and went dinner, bed and breakfast.
When we arrived we had no queue to check in and the Gold reception was very good. There was someone there to give us a map and explain where our accomodation was. When we got to our room we found it has stairs in side which was unsuitable for us as we have 2 year old twins. We went back to reception and they changed us to another room with no problems at all. I would suggest to anyone with small children that you pay the £10 extra when you book to guarantee a ground floor apartment (we def will next time we go).
I was very surprised at how nice the restaurant was - leather chairs, nice decor. The food was reasonable - good choice. Roast every night. Breakfast was nice too.
My kids loved Bobs Yard which had free rides for them to go on - they would have stayed there all day every day if we had let them!!!
I was impressed with the swimming pool. Large and not filthy as I had read in other reviews. Larger family changing rooms which was good but not loads so did see small queues although we got straight in.
We didnt got on any of the flumes so cannot comment on those although they didnt seem open when we were there.
The evening entertainment was very good. When we went to Reds we only had to queue for about 15mins to wait for doors to open and got a good seat. It did get very busy a bit later in evening so glad we got there early.
When we went to Centre Stage we went in about abput an hour after it opened and still got a great table. We saw the V for Variety show and thought it was great.
Overall I thought it was fab! The only queues we had was waiting for the rides to stop or doors to open. Our room was clean as was everywhere else we went.
I am glad we didnt go in school holidays as I think this would be very busy.
I am already looking at booking again!
I would recommend this holiday to anyone with young kids as they will love it.
I think it is def worth going gold as I saw the queue in the Skyline Pavillion for standard check in and the gold recpetion and restaurant is worth the extra in itself!
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