Bridlington Hotels

Bridlington

A seaside resort located in the East Riding of Yorkshire, Bridlington is a place full of natural beauty. In fact, from the beaches to the cliffs to the views over the North Sea, most Bridlington landmarks are natural rather than man-made. If you’re trying to choose a hotel in Bridlington, our HotelsOne.com website can help you find the one that’s right for you. That’s because we give you all the information you need about many Bridlington hotels, and we give you many choices of how to access that information. For example, you can use HotelsOne.com to search for hotel rooms in the order of their popularity or their star ratings. Or you can use our interactive area maps to see where exactly each hotel is. Or you can list hotels by the size and age of your group. We list hotel rooms all over Bridlington and also hotel rooms close to Humberside Airport, 58 kilometers away, and Robin Hood Airport, 86 miles away.

Bridlington was once a market town known as Burlington, and the city’s Old Town, about a mile from the coast, contains the site of the old market, as well as some beautiful historical buildings that are still very much there, including many hotels. Hotels in Bridlington’s Old Town give you quick and easy access to the Priory Church of St. Mary, originally built in 1113 and renovated in 1874, after centuries of neglect. You can also stay in a hotel in the area of the Bridlington Quay, which contains the harbor, more hotel rooms and many other attractions, including the recent addition of a Ferris wheel, based on the famous London Eye. The Holderness Coast that Bridlington calls home is known to have the highest erosion rate in all of Europe, and a giant sea wall and wooden groynes protect the coast and create extremely wide beaches, whose sand stretches out into the bay, creating a vast habitat for many marine species. A Bridlington hotel on the beach allows you to take advantage of all of this.

Many of the best things to do in Bridlington can be done outside, and you’ll find north of the wide sandy beaches, Flamborough Head, which is an 11 kilometer long promontory, featuring beautiful cliffs and the ghostly white “Chalk Tower.” Built in 1674, this is the oldest lighthouse in England. So whether you’re looking for a modern luxury hotel, a classic old seaside resort accommodations or one of the hotels near the airport, HotelsOne.com can help you find the right Bridlington hotel for you.

Points of interest - Bridlington

Bridlington City Map

In and around Bridlington

Hull	144 Hotels	39.0 km
Beverley	38 Hotels	31.2 km
Driffield	64 Hotels	18.3 km
Withernsea	34 Hotels	42.1 km
Barrow upon Humber	82 Hotels	47.4 km
Hornsea	74 Hotels	19.5 km
Filey	94 Hotels	15.1 km
Scarborough	399 Hotels	25.6 km
Cottingham	109 Hotels	36.6 km
Barton-upon-Humber	74 Hotels	47.2 km
North Ferriby	122 Hotels	44.3 km
Pickering	95 Hotels	41.7 km
Malton	46 Hotels	39.6 km
Hessle	94 Hotels	43.2 km
Brough	54 Hotels	46.4 km