East Yorkshire & Hull

Staying at the Hull Humber View Hotel; BW Signature Collection by Best Western . Panoramic views of the Humber Bridge and estuary, flat-screen TVs and writing desks, and if you want to keep fit while you’re here there is a gym and outdoor jogging track.

Hull Humber View

Panoramic views of the Humber Bridge and estuary. Set in 17 acres of landscaped grounds on the outskirts of Hull, BW Signature Collection by Best Western is a wonderful setting. You can admire views of the Humber Bridge from almost all parts of the hotel, whether you’re sipping coffee in the lounge, dining on the terrace or resting in one of our executive bedrooms.

Morning visit to Beverley, afternoon visit to Bridlington
The stunning market town of Beverley has beauty in abundance. With an awe-inspiring Minster, historical buildings, cobbled streets, and small town charm, there is something for everyone. Beverley has an up market shopping experience amongst cobbled streets and charming courtyards and has many high street names. In addition there is an interesting selection of smaller independent shops, an antique arcade. The Georgian Quarter has architecturally fascinating streets, divided by the 15th Century North Bar and contains a great number of listed buildings, and a wide variety of shops. The town centre and surrounding streets are bordered by cosmopolitan pavement cafes, quirky cafes, cosy coffee shops and fine dining restaurants.

Visit the elegant promenades of bright and breezy Bridlington. With its sandy beaches, award-winning promenades and historic harbour, this is a hidden seaside gem awash with kitsch traditional entertainment. Visit the funfair, amusements and donkey rides on the beach for a traditional British day out with seaside in spades! Also, whilst you’re in this neck of the woods, why not go and explore Bridlington’s wonderful Old Town; The real star of the 2016 Dad’s Army film, Bridlington Old Town is a charming pocket of Yorkshire – full, on the one hand of fascinating architecture and cultural history and other the other with new, modern shops and stylish galleries. It is well worth taking the time to visit.

Day off in Hull; why not visit the Deep Streetlife Museum. There is so much to do in Hull (entrances extra cost)

Optional
Seaside town of Scarborough
Scarborough with its award winning beaches. Scarborough, the oldest seaside resort in Britain and has many attractions to visit from the Historic Harbour, Castle, the 1930s  North Bay Railway to a Sea Life Centre or just take a walk along the promenade.