The Best Middlesborough Hotels

the rooms in this smart new hotel in the heart of Stockton are super spacious, with comfy beds, work desks and 50-inch HDTV’s

ideally located for visiting the areas attractions including the Transporter Bridge, Captain Cooks birthplace and the North York Moors

with shops, restaurants and bars on the doorstep this modern hotel is ideally placed in the town centre, it has bright, modern rooms

boasts a wealth of relaxing leisure facilities including a sauna, steam room and beauty treatments, town centre shops are a few minutes away

this seafront hotel features well-equipped rooms, an á la carte restaurant serving a traditional menu and a bar that also serves a snack menu

situated a mile from the city centre, there are contemporary public areas and rooms, the bar is open until late every day and serves light snacks

surrounded by lovely countryside just 7 miles from Middlesbrough, there is a large terrace from where you can enjoy the views

enjoys a great location with striking Roseberry Topping forming a scenic backdrop as well as being located on the edge of the North York Moors

boasts a wealth of relaxing leisure facilities including a sauna, steam room, hydrotherapy spa and a dance studio

enjoys good access to the A174 and A19 making this hotel a good touring base, it also offers extensive leisure facilities

features a large, community pub with rooms in a modern annexe at the rear, its location on the town's outskirts is ideal as an exploring base

a handsome Victorian house that features 2 restaurants and a vibrant public bar, it is situated a few minutes drive from the town centre

set on the A171 between Middlesbrough and Guisborough, the North York Moors National Park is just moments away by car

retains many of its original details including a large stained glass window, there is a good selection of places to eat 5 minutes walk away

1 and 2 bedroom apartments the benefit from a comfy living area and a modern, fully equipped kitchen, the town centre is about a mile away

a converted Windmill circa 1750, the pleasant rooms are situated in either the Windmill or in the annexe, there is also a hot tub to relax in

provides all the essentials for a comfortable stay, previous guests have commented on the high standards of cleanliness and the tatsy breakfast

there are cosy log fires, beamed ceilings, rustic charm and a delightful setting overlooking the green in a charming village close to the moors

this traditional pub offers open fires, ideal for those cold winter nights, however for warmer summer evenings there is a beer garden

enjoy fine sea views from most rooms, in this good value B&B in an attractive house, with great reviews for comfort and friendly hospitality