Hotels in Bridlington (England, United Kingdom)

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    Premier Inn Bridlington Seafront hotel

    3 Stars

    Coastal identity and sea views, Cookhouse and Pub dining

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    Lobster Pot, Bridlington by Marston's Inn

    4 Stars

    Traditional Marston's pub dining, South Beach promenade access

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  3. Monarch Hotel

    2 Stars

    Prime seafront location, Lively entertainment with a dance floor

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  4. The Seacourt

    3 Stars

    Panoramic South Bay vistas, Signature all-day carvery restaurant

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  5. Spaview

    4 Stars

    Panoramic sea views, Beachfront accommodation

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  6. The Revelstoke Hotel

    3 Stars

    Trinity Restaurant dining experience, Specialized golf trip packages

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  7. The Brunswick Hotel

    2 Stars

    Established 19th-century building, Lively karaoke bar

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  8. Glencoe

    3 Stars
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  9. Crab pot cottage

    4 Stars

    Water sports and outdoor activities, Central village location

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  10. Manor Court Hotel

    3 Stars

    Award-winning Italian restaurant, Charming garden rooms

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  12. Oakwell Guest House

    3 Stars

    On-site mini golf, Convenient central location

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  13. The Brunswick Hotel

    2 Stars

    Water sports and outdoor activities, Prime central Bridlington location

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    Beaconsfield Holiday Apartments

    3 Stars

    Balconies with panoramic sea views, Family-friendly accommodation options

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  15. Belvedere Hotel and Golf

    Bridlington Golf Club wedding venue, Proximity to South Beach

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    The Carlton's Holiday Suites

    4 Stars

    Penthouse apartment sea views, Victorian architectural elegance

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  17. Windmill Guest House

    4 Stars

    Outdoor garden and sun terrace, Family-friendly accommodation

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  18. The Tennyson

    3 Stars

    Historic building with original features, Bicycle rental and cycling routes

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  19. Home and Away Guesthouse

    3 Stars

    Sea view rooms available, Local discount card benefits

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  20. Black Bull Retreat, Barmston with Private Hot Tubs

    Private hot tubs with every lodge, Games room with billiards and darts

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  21. Happy Days Guest House

    Four-poster bed room option, Family-friendly accommodation

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  22. The Hollies

    3 Stars

    Convenient parking solutions, Unique timed shower system

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  23. Schofield Guest House

    Seaside-themed room decor, Family-centric guest house experience

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  24. Winston House

    Whimsical bar decor, Family-friendly accommodations

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  25. Bridlington Holiday Cottages

    1 Stars
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  26. Apartments @52

    3 Stars

    Panoramic South Bay sea views, Spacious private balconies

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  27. Jasmine Guest House

    Special interest group discounts, Pet-friendly accommodation

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  28. The Chimes

    Central Bridlington location, Pet-friendly room options

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  29. Salt on the Harbour

    Harbour view rooms, Historic RAF hangar setting

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  30. The Brockton

    Historic building charm, On-site mini golf and table tennis

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  31. Viking Guest House

    Secure on-site parking, Close to Bridlington Sea Front

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  32. The Swallow Hotel

    Victorian building with modern comforts, South Beach and town centre access

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  33. The Royal Bridlington

    Traditional dining and bar, Dedicated dance facilities

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  34. Sunflower Lodge

    Individually designed rooms, Proximity to North Beach

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  35. The Bluebell Guest House

    North Beach beachfront access, Thoughtfully equipped rooms

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Bridlington, United Kingdom: Yorkshire’s Seaside Resort

The town of Bridlington sits along the North Sea and has some of Great Britain’s most scenic beaches, including Bridlington North Beach, Fraisthorpe Beach, and North Landing Beach. Visitors to this town of about 33,000 people often come to experience life on the beach for a few days without having to venture outside of the country.

There is a promenade along the beach that creates a lively atmosphere in the summer and visitors are sure to find something to do in that area, while the downtown portion of the city is full of pubs and restaurants for visitors to experience throughout their time there. The town gets busy in the summer, but most guests will say that it’s worth fighting the crowds to experience a true beach town on the North Sea.

Visit Old Town

Old Town is off the beaten path in Bridlington because it is a little ways from most of the seafront hotels and resorts in the area. That doesn’t mean that this part of the town is any less significant, however, as it is full of history and is a must-see for anyone who is into learning about the past. This part of town features a Medieval charm that can be experienced in its architecture, streets, and alleys because aspects of that era remain to this day.

This part of Bridlington moves at a slower pace and is full of heritage buildings and landmarks. A number of art galleries and pubs can be be found throughout the area, allowing guests who are into nearly any type of entertainment to find something to do without having to fight the crowds. Finding a hotel nearby is easy and allows visitors to escape the noise at night.

The Priory Church of St. Mary

The Bridlington Priory was founded in 1113 as an Augustinian monastery and has since been designated as a Grade I Listed Building. This building was one of the original Augustinian houses in all of England and was active until 1538 when Henry VIII dissolved every monastery in the country during the Dissolution of the Monasteries. The priory was then used as a church for centuries before being restored in the mid-1800s.

Today, the church that remains is one of the top attractions in Bridlington because of its age and the beauty of its architecture. There are some hotels and guest houses in the area near this church, making it easy to stop by and take a look when spending a few days in the town.

The Bridlington Spa

No holiday in Bridlington is complete without a visit to the Bridlington Spa, the area’s top concert venue. This building was originally a Royal Hall Ballroom in the 1930s and has always been a regional hub and the host of numerous major events. Bands like the Rolling Stones and The Who have performed at the Spa in the past and the venue still attracts large acts to this day. There are hotels in the area, making it easy to centre a holiday in Bridlington around an event at this venue.

The entire building has been renovated in recent years and features all of the newest technology, which ensures that guests will experience a great show in a wonderful venue. While the main room holds 3,800 people, there is a smaller room that can be rented for weddings and smaller events, making this historic venue accessible for everyone.

Bempton Cliffs

Just outside of Bridlington and its plethora of seafront hotels is the Bempton Cliffs, which is known as one of the top birdwatching destinations in the entire country. This is largely because a colony of about 250,000 sea birds inhabits the area and when they decide that it’s feeding time, it can be quite the sight to see.

In the spring and summer, birds like herring gulls, shags, razorbills, and puffins are abundant in the region. There are six viewpoints on the cliffs that surround this habitat, as well, giving visitors the entire experience without putting themselves in harm’s way.

The Bempton Cliffs have nature trails that can be hiked after watching the birds. These trails are a great place to spot other local wildlife and learn more about the beautiful animals that live in this part of the country. The Bridlington seafront always has something new to experience, even for those who don’t want to spend their entire week at the beach.

The Drive to Sewerby

Just outside of Bridlington and a short drive from most hotels sits the town of Sewerby, which is home to a couple of popular attractions. For starters, the Bondville Model Village is a miniature town that draws in people from all over the country. The village is set up like a miniature city and the entire family is sure to enjoy a visit. There is also an on-site tea room, so visitors don’t have to leave when looking for something to eat.

Sewerby Hall and Gardens, a house that was built between 1714 and 1720, is also in the same area just outside of Bridlington. This house can be explored by visitors for a look into what life was live during that time period. The house acts as a museum, as well, and is full of memorabilia and décor from days gone by. These venues can be reached in minutes after leaving the hotel.

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