The Best East Yorkshire Hotels

a smart, modern accommodation providing comfortable bedding and good kitchen facilities; a self serve breakfast is available to book

found in a quiet leafy square opposite the Hull New Theatre, rooms and suites are well presented and the restaurant serves a pre-theatre menu

behind the handsome Georgian façade lies an elegent and stylish inn where centuries of character blend seamlessly with modern design

with the longest stretch of beach in East England at hand, this modern inn offers a great family destination - including a children's playground

the shops of the St Stephen's Centre, Hull Truck Theatre, Albermarle Music Centre and Paragon Intrechange Station are all on the doorstep

this modern hotel, overlooking the marina, is ideally placed for shopping, The Deep aquarium and exploring this city's rich heritage all on foot

the simple style rooms offer all the mod-cons for a comfortable stay, the handy location has the station and shops just a few minutes walk away

many rooms feature views of the River Humber and the Humber Bridge, there are state-of-the art leisure facilities and a choice of eateries

a Grade II listed, Georgian, former farmhouse offering a quiet retreat - just outside of Bridlington - with elegant, classically styled rooms

charming original character, sumptuous interior decor and good food feature at this elegant Georgian manor set in 16 acres of grounds

a smart, purpose built hotel featuring spacious, modern accommodation and close to the Hull Truck Theatre and St Stephen's Shopping Centre

owned and managed by generations of the same family since 1932 and offers a traditional seaside stay overlooking the golden sands

features good value, chalet style rooms in close proximity to the city centre, traditional and continental dishes are served in the restaurant

just a short walk from the seafront, this golf-course based hotel features modern, spacious but homely rooms and a brasserie style restaurant

located just a couple of minutes walk from the station so an ideal hotel if arriving by train, the rooms are simply styled and furnished

a modern pub, restaurant and rooms situated a 10 minute walk from the pretty town centre, families will enjoy the outdoor and indoor play areas

this period building hides stylish boutique bedrooms, a bar serving expertly crafted cocktails and a restaurant serving hearty, local fare

a 17th century coaching Inn, in a picturesque village, once frequented by Dick Turpin; Hull's shops, museums and theatres are a 15 minute drive

a traditional hotel offering compact, comfortable accommodation with a selection of rooms on the ground floor for easy access

enjoys scenic sea views from the prime seafront location, the Spa Theatre is virtually opposite and the town centre is a short walk away