Cheap Hotels in Hull
A stone's throw from the banks of the Humber, our hotel is just a couple of minutes on foot from the new Bonus Arena, St Stephen's and Princes Quay complexes, so you can shop until you drop before heading back to us for a great night's sleep. Not ready for bed yet? Within our immediate neighbourhood, you'll find some of Hull's best-loved bars, restaurants and pubs. Or, to keep things simple, you can settle down in our in-house bar for snacks any time of day and drinks from noon to midnight.
Earlsmere Guesthouse is a few minutes’ walk from the KC Stadium, places to eat, and newly opened bars. The property is on a quiet, tree-lined Edwardian Street and has free WiFi. The homely, family-run guesthouse has comfortable rooms and permits for free parking. Breakfast can be provided upon request and for an additional fee. Hull city centre is just over 1.6 km away, and bus stops are just 50 metres away.
Property Location With a stay at The White Hart in Hull (Hull Old Town), you'll be minutes from Streetlife Museum of Transport and Wilberforce House Museum. This inn is within close proximity of Hull Guildhall and Arctic Corsair. Rooms Make yourself at home in one of the 5 guestrooms. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and digital programming is available for your entertainment. Bathrooms with showers are provided. Conveniences include desks and coffee/tea makers. Dining Enjoy a satisfying meal at a restaurant serving guests of The White Hart. Business, Other Amenities Free self parking is available onsite.#Pets not allowed Check-in time starts at 2 PM Check-out time is 10:30 AM
Convenient hotel with free WiFi and inclusive Express start breakfast in Hull’s newly revitalized city centre The Holiday Inn Express® Hull City Centre hotel offers convenience and comfort in the centre of Hull. The hotel is next door to Hull Paragon Interchange, the city’s integrated bus and rail terminal, and 45 minutes by taxi from Humberside Airport (HUY). Ferries to Belgium and the Netherlands leave from the city’s east end, a 10-minute drive away. The hotel makes a great base for sightseeing. A 15-minute walk will take you to the winding cobblestone streets and historic charm of Hull’s restored Old Town. The Streetlife Museum of Transport is a popular draw for both adults and kids, and the Hull Maritime Museum is also a tourist favorite. Futuristic aquarium, The Deep, is just a 10-minute drive from the hotel. For car parking use St. Stephen’s Shopping Centre HU2 8QP. Work in the Business Centre or host a meeting in one of three rooms. The Hull office of Smith & Nephew is a 20-minute walk, and Reckitt Benckiser Health Care UK and BP and Siemens are within easy reach by car. You can order a drink from hotel's bar and relax in Great Room or on the outdoor balcony. An inclusive Express start breakfast with hotel options, free WiFi and abundant parking at low daily rates round out hotel's amenities.
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Hotels in Hull
Hull, officially called Kingston upon Hull, is a city in the East Riding of Yorkshire, in north-eastern England. The city has a rich maritime heritage that saw it suffer heavy bombing during the Second World War. However, Hull has since risen from the ashes to become one of the most culturally diverse places in the country.
Old Hull
Although Hull was the second most heavily bombed British city during the Blitz, its history as a great maritime city means there is still a wealth of architectural gems to explore. The centrepiece of the city is Queen Victoria Square, which contains the magnificently domed Maritime Museum and City Hall.
City Hall suffered severe damage during the war but, since reopening in 1950, has become the focal point of the community once more. Today it regularly hosts concerts and shows featuring some of the biggest names in music and comedy.
The Maritime Museum, which is free to enter, is an imposing Victorian structure dedicated to Hull's illustrious seafaring history. There is an exquisite staircase within and exhibitions on both marine life and shipping to interest people of all ages.
After visiting the museum, take a stroll in the lovely Queen's Gardens, which are built on top of the old docks. The gardens contain rows of gorgeous flowerbeds, seating and a large grassy area perfect for a picnic on a sunny day.
The Marina
For a more contemporary look at Hull's relationship with the sea, head to the Marina, which saw a major redevelopment in the early 80s. The area is lovely for a walk and has some brilliant pubs and restaurants.
Every year over the first weekend of September, the Marina is also the venue for the Sea Fever Shanty Festival. The festival attracts the best shanty singers from across the globe that all come to Hull to have a terrific knees-up and a good old sing.
Take a trip below the waves at The Deep, an enormous aquarium that overlooks the Humber Estuary. Built to commemorate the millennium, the aquarium is home to thousands of different fish and is one of the most visited attractions in the whole of the north of England.
Taste of Hull
Aside from all the great cultural attractions of the city, Hull is also home to some of the most exciting restaurants in this part of the country. If you're after a formal dining experience, head to the Boar's Nest, which is housed in an incredibly lavish Edwardian building.
For something a bit more modern, Café Pasaz is an ecologically minded bistro that uses only locally sourced produce to make its delicious food. After dinner, head to The Adelphi, Hull's legendary underground music venue, where you can dance the night away to some great indie sounds.
All in all, a Hull hotel offers a portal into one of Britain's most vibrant and exciting cities. So why wait? Book yours now.
Frequently asked questions about Hotels in Hull
What are the best hotels to stay in Hull?
Campanile Hull, Old Grey Mare Hotel by Greene King Inns and Village Hotel Hull are some of the popular hotels in Hull.What is the lowest price for a double room in Hull?
The cheapest price for a double room in Hull is £25, offered by Trinity Hotel.What hotels are in the central Hull neighborhood?
Holiday Inn Express HULL CITY CENTRE, The White Hart and The Royal Hotel Hull are located in the central neighborhood of Hull.120,000 Hotels
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