Best Hotels in Bridlington
Explore Bridlington from hotels near iconic landmarks, popular shopping streets, and top dining spots.
Lobster Pot, Bridlington by Marston's Inn
"Accommodation as rated above. Prices and food quality good. "
Salt on the Harbour
"Had a lovely meal with my family including Lobster Thermidor, Oysters and Champagne. Staff were brilliant, restaurant and views were first class until we’d finished our super meal and were suddenly abandoned with no service. Upon finding the staff to ask where anybody was we were very rudely told by one girl that it was because she was preparing the next day’s breakfast menu and by another (previously fantastic) girl that it was our fault for booking a table at 7:30 (where I get the feeling they wanted to go home early as it was Monday) Shocking and very disappointing end to a brilliant experience and evening."
Manor Court Hotel
"We chose the hotel for our 1st wedding anniversary. From the greeting at reception, the friendly service for dinner (and excellent food) too the wonderful breakfast in the morning, we could not have asked for better service. They have even volunteered to post back something we left in the room by accident. 5 star service, fully recommend."
Jasmine Guest House
"Lovely welcome"
The Brunswick Hotel
"Absolute dive of an establishment. Has not seen any refurbishment since around the 1970's. Has an open door policy as in the the front door does not lock so any one can gain entry to the property with impunity to the hotel area. Bar staff there act like it's a youth club and have the maturity of a 12 year old. Advertises as a sports bar, does not even have sky sports and in receipt of an ancient pool table. the room was not too bad but I imagine not a lot lot of asylum seekers would not take up permanent residency there."
Premier Inn Bridlington Seafront
"Hotel ok. Restaurant poor. Dirty and food mess around most areas. Plenty managers walking around and talking but don’t appear to be doing much! Don’t bother with the breakfast unless you only want cooked. Fruit, cereal choices reduced. Coffee not hot and only one machine which means long queues. Hot water for tea has to be requested from the bar."
Oakwell Guest House
"Excellent value for money. Lovely friendly hosts. Ideal location. Very clean and comfortable bedroom. Great breakfast. If staying in Bridlington again it would be the first place we would contact.."
Sunflower Lodge
"We have stayed at the sunflower lodge 3 years running as we go to the northern soul weekender at the spa.We have booked for next June already.This lodge is spotless and the hosts Ursula and max are lovely.The breakfast menu is varied and delicious.You would go a long way to find a better place to stay"
The Royal Bridlington
"I stayed for one night as I went to see the singer Sam Ryder perform at Bridlington Spa. It was my final night away of the Summer, having being travelling more or less constantly since early July. So I was happily tired by now and enjoyed the calm and serene vibe of The Royal. My room was very comforting and had a view of the sea. The breakfast that I had the next morning was really nice and was the perfect meal to have to help my slightly hungover state. The dining room especially had the atmosphere that took me back in time to seaside holidays as a teenager when me and my friend used to go for occasional trips away. Bridlington is a place of memories so I liked that. And the owners and staff were really nice. They are a credit to the hospitality industry in the town. I had a really nice time "
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The Chimes
"5/5 absolutely amazing stay, Donna was very welcoming and such a lovely lady, Andy’s breakfast is by far the best we’ve had in any of our stays anywhere, my son says his scrambled was the best he’s ever had, rooms clean and comfortable everything you need including tea and coffee facilities and extras if needed was left out for guests, 5 minutes walk to all amenities, we will definitely be back to stay again, very quiet we didn’t hear any noise we stayed in room 8 which was a family room there was plenty of room for 2 adults and a teenager, good size en-suite, no downsides to this guest house and its hosts at all, lovely stay and we will definitely be back ☺️ xx"
Three B's Rooms
"Great hosts treated Cheryl and mick treated like family clean and tidy rooms comfortable bed including mini fridge with fresh milk and water fantastic breakfast good location with on street parking and a micro pub just down the road with great drinks we will be back"
The Brockton
"Been to the Brockton 3 times a year for the last 4 years it's home from home"
Bay Court
"We had a lovely stay at Bay Court. The homely hotel is spotlessly clean & in an excellent location. The breakfast is delicious & has quality ingredients. The rooms are comfortable & the hosts were friendly & helpful. Would highly recommend."
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More Information About Bridlington Hotels
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Key Info |
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Number of reviews |
1,373 |
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Total properties |
84 |
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Weekday Avg. Price |
£244 |
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Weekend Avg. Price |
£266 |
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Trending hotel |
Lobster Pot, Bridlington by Marston's Inn |
FAQ – Hotels in Bridlington
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What are the best places to stay in Bridlington?
Some of the best places to stay in Bridlington are near popular attractions like Flamborough Head and Sewerby Hall & Gardens, offering easy access to key sights and amenities.
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What are the top hotels in Bridlington near Flamborough Head?
Some of the top hotels in Bridlington near Flamborough Head include 5 Cliff Lane (from £363), Premier Inn Bridlington Seafront (from £100) and 6 Beach View Beaconsfield House (from £280), all offering easy access to Flamborough Head, making them ideal for visitors looking to explore the area.
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What are some of the best hotels in Bridlington?
The most popular Bridlington hotels for your stay: Lobster Pot, Bridlington by Marston's Inn (from £71), Oakwell Guest House (from £49) and The Royal Bridlington (from £80) are the preferred hotels.
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Which hotels in Bridlington have swimming pools?
Nightingales (from £1,081) is a hotel with swimming pools. Stay at any of these hotels to enjoy a swimming pool!
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What hotels in Bridlington offer an especially good breakfast ?
Lobster Pot, Bridlington by Marston's Inn (from £71),The Royal Bridlington (from £80) and The Brockton (from £62) provide high-quality breakfast. Start your day with a delicious breakfast!
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