This cheap seaside town in England has budget-friendly hotels, boozers and fish and chip shops.
Across Britain, there are hundreds of beautiful towns and villages that are perfect for a staycation this summer - but there is one 'underrated' village to visit if you are on a budget.
For those looking for a simple overnight stay, you can find rooms for as little as £25 per person per night on Booking.com - with the website also hosting a handy guide on the best hotels in the town. A meal out in one of the restaurants with a bottle of wine can be priced between a respectable £20-£25.
"There's lots of lovely places to eat out and we have events on all the time. All the shops are independent except for the Co-op." Top Trending Stories Today "We get a lot of tourists from all over the world. In the time I have been here, there's a lot more going on now."
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