Located in Barton-upon-Humber, 10 miles from KCOM Stadium, The Hope and Anchor Pub has accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a terrace and a restaurant. This 4-star hotel offers a bar.
Khursheed
United Kingdom
- Every single member of staff was friendly and very helpful.
- Very clean room
- Quiet location meant a peaceful night's sleep
- Very decent continental breakfast included
Located in Barton-upon-Humber and with KCOM Stadium reachable within 8.5 miles, The George Inn has a shared lounge, non-smoking rooms, free WiFi and a bar.
Barton Guest House enjoys a location in Barton-upon-Humber, 8 miles from KCOM Stadium and 10 miles from Hull Arena.
Alisdair
United Kingdom
Excellent breakfast and although most days i left before breakfast was served the landlady took the trouble to put me a takeaway bag together.. which was very nice and considerate.
Easy parking right in front of the property.
Located in Barton upon Humber, West Wold Farm House B&B offers accommodations with free WiFi and flat-screen TV, as well as a garden and a shared lounge.
Grahsm
United Kingdom
Very courteous and accommodating landlady who ..due to me leaving at 6.30 am every day..took the time to leave me a takeaway breakfast which I could heat up at work .
Also very quiet environment with no noisy vehicles.
Located by a lake in Barton upon Humber, Marshlands Lakeside Nature Retreat features panoramic views of the nature reserve and Humber Bridge. It provides free private parking.
Ideally located, The Vale is a short walk from the KCOM stadium, 164 feet from local bus links and 1 mile from Hull's vibrant city center and Hull Paragon Train Station.
The Pickering Park Hotel is located in Kingston upon Hull, just a 5-minute drive from the M62/A63 and is 2.2 miles from the city center. The KCOM Stadium is 1.4 miles away.
Iaz
United Kingdom
Breakfast included, however this was just help yourself cereals, toast, fruit etc. No cooked breakfast.
Located in Barrow Haven in the quiet countryside, the haven inn was built in 1730 as a coaching inn for travelers using the nearby ferry, On 5th October 1541 Henry VIII conducted a visit with the...
Roger
United Kingdom
Friendly and helpful owners and staff. A quiet haven. Good pub grub freshly cooked. Good value.
Lovely little town just over the Humber bridge. Great place to stay if you have business in Hull and don't wish to stay in the city.
Lovely waterside views of the Humber.
Don't forget to visit the arts centre The Ropewalk.
Jennifer
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
My family are from here and lots still live here so...
My family are from here and lots still live here so obviously its familiar to me. Some great walks and viewing for the Humber Bridge nice little pubs for food or just a drink. I called in the wheatsheaf for a coffee with my dog before walking to were I was staying very friendly. Ive also had a lovely vegetarian meal at the sloop and had my dog with me. Its nice at the cafe down on the waters edge. Only thing is if you're alone with your dog you carnt go in to order food
Salter
6.0
Scored 6.0
An old town with interesting buildings and 2 historical...
An old town with interesting buildings and 2 historical churches ,some nice independent shops,and a nice museum and park,good bus and train services,and a few restaurants.and a great nature reserve nearby.
peter
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
We (my partner and I), really enjoyed our stay in Barton-...
We (my partner and I), really enjoyed our stay in Barton-upon-Humber. It's a beautiful part of the world and also very flat - so walking and exploring the area isn't too strenuous. Barton is also quite full of places to go, with an abundance of pubs offering delicious food and local ales.
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Anonymous
10
Scored 10
Very interesting place - quiet now but would have bustled...
Very interesting place - quiet now but would have bustled with industry in its heyday. St Peter's Church, the Ropery and Tile Works all worth visiting. Crossing the Humber Bridge at sunset is unforgettable.
Tana
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Bracing walk by the Humber and under the bridge.
Bracing walk by the Humber and under the bridge. Couple of friendly pubs. Small town,friendly locals.Excellent meal at Hope & Anchor,South Ferriby. Thornton Abbey is a scenic spot locally. Easy reach of the East Coast.
William
United Kingdom
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It is a really lovely pub, full of character, operated by very friendly and helpful people. Over the years I've stayed in literally thousands of hotels, in many different countries, and my preference is this style of venue. Sometimes locations disappoint but occasionally you find a real gem. The George Inn definitely sits within the latter category and many hours later I'm still full from the fantastic breakfast they served me this morning!
The hotel was perfect for the purpose of my trip. Super friendly, accommodating staff and made to feel like a local from the off. Rooms are very clean and have been done up to a high standard. The restaurant and pub attached are great facilities and would love to visit again at some point. Overall, the Nelthorpe has a great atmosphere about the place. Big thanks to all the staff!
The room was comfortable and very clean; more home than guest house. Accessibility was excellent. Breakfast was as good as 5 star hotel. Overall I couldn't have picked a better overnight place. The owner, Pam was available but never intrusive. This quiet place is a hidden gem and I would recommend it without reservation.
Amazing staff, friendly and happy to share their knowledge of the local area. The food was amazing and on a par with anything I have had at top London Hotels. The breakfast was again good quality, plentiful and cooked to order. Family room was spacious and comfortable.
We had a bit of a suprise dinner for my mums birthday. The staff were brilliant and kept the secret as someone was checking in early. Food was great and as mentioned the staff are a credit to the hotel, really polite, chatty and helpful
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