Hull hotels

Located less than a 10-minute walk from the city centre, the DoubleTree by Hilton is one of the best hotels in Hull for a central stay. One of the top luxury hotels in Hull, you can rest easy in your choice of Standard/King Doubles, Junior, or Premium Suites.

Marco Pierre White’s Steakhouse—the in-house dining option—is the hotel's highlight. Everything’s good here, but I’m a sucker for the classics. After dinner, enjoy a drink at the Lexington Rooftop Bar. I’d recommend a Smokey Old Fashioned, prepared with Johnnie Walker Black Label and Laphroaig.

The famous Hull Truck Theatre is located on the doorstep and is perfect for performing arts fans. Alternatively, visit the Ferens Art Gallery to see their extensive collection of European artworks. Rosa Bonheur’s “The Lion At Home” was a favourite of mine.

A short 30-minute drive from the centre lies Dunedin Country House, an intimate 11-room hotel offering a luxury experience to guests. Choose one of the exquisite guestrooms or enquire about the self-contained lodges—complete with hot tubs—that can sleep up to 10 guests.

The hotel is a popular wedding destination, and it’s easy to see why. Outside the hustle and bustle of the city centre, it’s a tranquil destination for a quiet getaway. Spend an afternoon in the hotel grounds or drive out to the beach and experience the handsome, rugged Yorkshire coastline. This is one of the best hotels in Hull for a real escape.

The in-house restaurant is open from Friday to Sunday, but it’s the Sunday Lunch that it’s renowned for. Enjoy decadent starters, traditional mains and desserts to die for. Whipped goat’s cheese, pan roasted duck breast and port poached pear are my recommended orders.

A luxury Victorian hotel boasting 28 guestrooms in the heart of Hull’s old town—right on Kingston Square—the Kingston Theatre Hotel is hands down one of the best hotels in Hull.

The building is perched in the perfect location for theatre fans. The Hull New Theatre, built in 1939, is a two-minute walk away—ideal for a late-night show.

In the morning, start your day with a strong coffee from Brew, a fantastic café bar with all-day opening hours. Alternatively, the nearby Coffee House Cafe offers a fantastic menu that’s guaranteed to start your day right.

Found in one of the city's oldest remaining bank buildings—which dates back to the 1800's—Green Ginger House is one of my favourite boutique hotels in Hull. Guests can choose from a total of 15 guestrooms, including single, double or deluxe double rooms, or stylish self-catering studios and apartments.

Meals aren’t offered at the hotel, so you’ll have to fend for yourself when it comes to food. However, at just a five-minute walk from the city centre, you’ll be spoiled for choice with Hull’s vibrant food scene. I recommend checking out the best local spots via Fruit Market.

For me, the best hotels in Hull have to be near a quality coffee shop, and Green Ginger House certainly ticks that box. Caffeinated is my coffee spot of choice, great for starting your day with a bang.

I may not be much of a sailor, but I still appreciate a good boat when I see one. That’s just one of the reasons why the Marina is my favourite area in Hull.

The Holiday Inn - Hull Marina is one of the best hotels in Hull to stay in if you want to explore the city’s famous coastal attractions. Choose from a selection of quality rooms, ranging from the Standard up to the premium Queen With a View. I’d recommend the latter to enjoy gazing out at the water from the comfortable bed.

The Deep—a huge aquarium boasting sharks, penguins, stingrays and sea turtles—is Hull’s star attraction, just a 15-minute walk down Humber Street from the hotel. On the way, stop by Nibble for a bite to eat.

One of the top-rated hotels in Hull, Hideout Hotel offers a 4-star, apartment-focused experience for well-earned city breaks. Guests can enjoy contactless check-in with an array of apartments available, ranging from Micro and Studio to Deluxe and Family.

All the apartments are self-catered, but those who prefer to eat out will be delighted by Hull’s wonderful food scene. Check out Wonky Tulip Coffee House for breakfast, the traditional Lion & Key for a pub lunch and The Hispanist for fine Spanish cuisine.

If it’s peace and quiet you’re looking for, I recommend taking a short trip to the Humber Bridge Country Park. The dog-friendly nature reserve is a lovely place to spend the afternoon when the weather’s good.

The second Holiday Inn in my round-up, this is one of the best hotels in Hull for shoppers. The Holiday Inn Express - Hull is actually located inside St Stephen's Shopping Centre, the city’s primary mall covering a huge 40-acre site.

Check into your room and head inside the centre to enjoy a modern shopping experience. Pick up a coffee, visit the stores—including plenty of high street favourites—and catch a movie at Reel Cinema. For those who love their creature comforts, it doesn’t get any better.

The hotel is also well-positioned for public transport. Arrive in the city by train or take a day trip via rail—perhaps to York, where you can stroll along the historic Shambles, said to be the inspiration for Harry Potter’s Diagon Alley.

Park Hotel and Apartments is a large property located to the west of St Stephen’s Shopping Centre. Boasting a total of 71 guestrooms and 80 self-catering apartments, it’s one of the largest hotels in the city.

Football fans fill up the rooms around key games, as this is one of the best hotels in Hull for those visiting the MKM Stadium. However, at less than a 10-minute walk to the train station and just a 15-minute walk to the city centre, the hotel is well located for any visit to the city.

The in-house bar and grill offers reasonably priced food between 5 pm and 10 pm from Monday to Thursday. Unfortunately, the restaurant is closed over the weekend, but there are plenty of great spots nearby to keep guests well-fed. Pho36, for example, is a fantastic Vietnamese restaurant boasting some of the best beef pho I’ve eaten outside of Hanoi.

Set in three-and-a-half acres of elegant gardens, Lazaat Hotel is a converted Georgian farmhouse boasting 43 luxurious en-suite rooms. A popular wedding destination, the hotel oozes romance, luxury and comfort, making it one of the most unique hotels in Hull.

Though it's a 30-minute drive from the city centre, Lazaat is one of the best hotels in Hull for a romantic escape. Start each day with an unlimited breakfast and finish off with a delicious evening meal—the coconut chicken curry is a personal highlight.

The nearby Cottingham Parks Golf & Leisure Club is a great course for travelling golfers, while the Skidby Mill—a working four-sailed tower windmill—is well worth a visit, too. It’s the perfect place to snap a few pictures and enjoy the East Riding Rural Life Museum.

The Whittington & Cat is one of the best hotels in Hull for a traditional pub experience. The family-run pub and hotel boasts a twin, two singles and five double rooms, all uniquely decorated for a comfortable stay.

Located on the Marina, the hotel is the perfect backdrop for a maritime-themed stay. Of course, no visit to Hull is complete without stopping off at The Deep, but it’s also worth checking out Hull’s Streetlife Museum to learn more about the transport of the past.

Enjoy an evening meal among friends with a range of traditional pub classics. Whittington’s homemade steak and ale pie is a personal favourite, but the mixed grill is a must-have for meat lovers. For veggies, there’s the homemade mushroom stroganoff or vegetarian sausage and mash.