Villas & Apartments with sea views in England

Looe, Cornwall
- 4
- 2
- 1
From
£133
/ night

St Ives, Cornwall
- 3
- 1
- 1
From
£106
/ night

Cornwall, Looe
- 8
- 4
- 2
From
£169
/ night

South West England, United Kingdom
- 4
- 2
- 1
From
£94
/ night
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Find your holiday rental in England: house, apartment, villa and any accommodation for rent
Book your England holiday rental from 72,514 short-term rentals listings. Compare top rentals sites such as Vrbo, Booking.com, Homelike and more on Likibu, the world’s largest rentals Meta search.
London, England
From
£113
/ night
England, United Kingdom
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East Sussex, United Kingdom
From
£175
/ night
West Midlands, Coventry
From
£107
/ night
East Sussex, United Kingdom
From
£147
/ night
East Sussex, United Kingdom
From
£457
/ night
Northumberland, United Kingdom
From
£142
/ night
Blackpool, England
From
£156
/ night
East Sussex, United Kingdom
From
£593
/ night
Cornwall, United Kingdom
From
£94
/ night
Kent, United Kingdom
From
£703
/ night
East Sussex, United Kingdom
From
£147
/ night
Accommodation
72,514
Holiday rentals
Price per night
£183
On average
High season
September - £205
+12%
Price in August
£199
On average
Type of accommodation
House
2 Bedrooms, 70m²
Price per week
£1,278
On average
Low season
July : £140
-23%
Available accommodation
30%
In August
The average price of a night in a holiday rental in England is £183.
If you want to spend a week in a holiday rental in England, you have to pay on average £1,278 for 7 days. The price varies according to the season between £983 and £1,435 for one week.
The price of holiday rentals in England are less expensive in July: £140 per night on average. This represents a decrease of 23% compared to the average price recorded for the rest of the year. Conversely, the price increases by 12% (£205 per night) in 09, which is the most expensive month to live in England.
On average, rentals in England can accommodate 4 people (apartments and houses combined) and have a surface area of 70 m².
The price of a holiday rental in England is £170 per night for this summer. A week's rental in July or August will cost you on average £1,188.
A holiday rental for a weekend in England costs on average £342, for Friday and Saturday nights.
30% of accommodation is still available for a stay in August. It will be necessary to pay on average £199 per night.
For your next visit to England book accommodation on Likibu. Visit England made up of everything that is so quintessentially English: Red Buses, the Beatles, Afternoon Tea, Buckingham Palace and so much more, for a unique travelling experience. Browse on Likibu for cottages by the sea, houses to rent, Airbnb’s and many more places to stay.
Looe, Cornwall
From
£133
/ night
St Ives, Cornwall
From
£106
/ night
Cornwall, Looe
From
£169
/ night
South West England, United Kingdom
From
£94
/ night
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Somerset, United Kingdom
From
£84
/ night
London, England
From
£151
/ night
Cornwall, Looe
From
£106
/ night
Cornwall, Looe
From
£123
/ night
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East Sussex, Rye
From
£131
/ night
Lake District National Park, Grasmere
From
£175
/ night
Kent, United Kingdom
From
£93
/ night
Lake District National Park, United Kingdom
From
£236
/ night
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England, United Kingdom
From
£127
/ night
England, United Kingdom
From
£130
/ night
London, England
From
£141
/ night
London, England
From
£248
/ night
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Come to England, the birthplace of Shakespeare and The Beatles and stay in a holiday rental. There is a variety of activities and sights that will suit everyone from the infamous Stonehenge to Bath's Roman Spa. Rent a cottage in Cornwall or stay in one of the many bed and breakfasts around the cities and countryside of the United Kingdom. Visit the Queen's home, Buckingham Palace or perhaps go down south to Brighton and book a room with a view of the sea. Likibu has plenty of accommodation to offer.
Well known for its cold and unreliable weather, England is always changing its weather. Autumn and Spring are wonderful seasons to visit the changing nature in parks and woodland. Summer months are meant to be the warmest however sometimes has more rain, and Winter is chilly.
The UK is easily accessible from all over the world. Heathrow and Gatwick are London's main airports with regular flights coming in and out internationally. Other main airports include Manchester, Liverpool, Edinburgh, Stansted, Luton, Bristol and Glasgow. If flying isn't your thing, then perhaps investigate taking the train. From Paris, Amsterdam, Lyon and Brussels the Eurostar is the best option. It is a quick and easy method of travelling to the UK as you avoid the check-in times at the airport.
In London, the best way to get around is either by bus or underground, also called the tube, walking can also be an option if you enjoy seeing the city by foot. To get to other major cities the train system is efficient and if booked in advance, relatively inexpensive. Simply download the Trainline App or Virgin Trains and plan your journey there. The other option of course is to hire a car. This option can be cost-effective and fun if you want to have a road trip around the UK. It makes visiting the countryside or seaside much more accessible and will allow you to book accommodation away from the main roads.
When you think of England, the capital is never too far away, so for the most quintessential English experience, reserve a holiday apartment in London. Book a city apartment to stay in whilst exploring the many wonders of the city such as London's iconic national timepiece – Big Ben – as well as the riverside observation wheel – The London Eye. If you are travelling with your family book a family holiday rental in the city, including accommodation in Bath which has wonderful classical architecture, as well as the only natural hot baths in England. Or choose accommodation in the university cities of Oxford, or a holiday rental in Cambridge, and go punting along the river adjacent to the stunning campuses.
There is nothing quite like exploring the English countryside for its amazing rural escapes. Catch the right season and you will be delighted with what you see, bluebells in woodlands in May or travel back in time to see the stone circles in the Lake District. Staying in a rented house in the countryside is an option or a bed and breakfast will offer a cosy stay. Nowhere showcases the countryside quite like God's Own County, so reserve a holiday cottage in Yorkshire to enjoy the vast organic beauty of this verdant land Rent a cottage in Cornwall or in Devon and roam along Britain's beautiful shoreline. Head to the Cotswolds if you truly want to enjoy the beauty of nature in this designated area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Endless footpaths and pubs are dotted around the countryside for you to have a break in or even stay in a local Airbnb.
When visiting the United Kingdom, visiting a pub should be a priority on your list. Experience the hearty, cosy and local pubs located near your accommodation to embrace the full British feel. Grab yourself a pint and on a Sunday order a traditional roast. This is a typical dish that comes with roast beef, Yorkshire pudding, roasted potatoes and vegetables and gravy. Rent a self-catered apartment and try to cook a typical dish. Perhaps after a long day of exploring have an afternoon tea in your hotel be sure to try English Breakfast or Early Grey.