Top Hotels in Kingston-upon-Hull
Top Restaurants in Kingston-upon-Hull
10 Top-Rated Hotels in Kingston-upon-Hull, East Riding of Yorkshire, England
After a stint as the UK City of Culture in 2017, the port city of Kingston-upon-Hull has stepped into the limelight as one of the cultural hubs of the north, crammed with museums, architectural landmarks, and maritime attractions.
Restaurants in Kingston-upon-Hull
1. Doubletree by Hilton Hull
Overall Ratings
4 based on 607 reviews
If you’re looking for a modern hotel in Kingston-upon-Hull, look no further than Doubletree by Hilton Hull. Given the close proximity of popular landmarks, such as St. Charles Borromeo (0.4 mi) and Hull City Hall (0.4 mi), guests of Doubletree by Hilton Hull can easily experience some of Kingston-upon-Hull's most well known attractions. You’ll enjoy relaxing rooms that offer a flat-screen TV, air conditioning, and a desk, and you can stay connected during your stay as Doubletree by Hilton Hull offers guests free wifi. The hotel features room service. Plus, Doubletree by Hilton Hull offers a fitness center and an on-site restaurant, providing a pleasant respite from your busy day. You can dine in the hotel's lounge bar or Marco Pierre White Steakhouse or to check out some of the restaurants that are a short walk away from Doubletree by Hilton Hull, including Wings (0.2 mi), The Greek Restaurant (0.7 mi), and The Lion & Key (0.7 mi). If you are interested in exploring Kingston-upon-Hull, check out a marina, such as Hull Marina. The staff at Doubletree by Hilton Hull looks forward to serving you during your upcoming visit.
Lost top
Reviewed By John TLeft an expensive top in the wardrobe which didnt get handed in my housekeeping. There must be an honest issue within some of the team memebrs. Been told they cant do anything so im just left out of pocket.
2. ibis Hull City Centre Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1087 reviews
The Ibis Hull hotel is located 1 km from Hull town centre and Hull Theatre, just 500 m from the railway station, close to Costello Stadium and Queens Gardens. Book one of our 106 ventilation cooled rooms with wireless Internet access (including six adapted for guests with limited mobility) and make the most of the hotel amenitites on offer, the Le Nautique restaurant, a bar offering snacks 24 hours 7 days and public parking. Pets allowed.
Short break in Hull
Reviewed By Stewart CWe had a two night stopover at the Ibis hotel in Hull May/June traveling to Hull by train. Our primary reason for visiting Hull was to see a concert at the ‘Bonus Arena’ and we chose the hotel because of its proximity to both the venue and also the railway station. We stayed on an additional night to take the opportunity to take a look around the Hull and the hotel is also well positioned to reach both the ‘old town’ and marina areas of the city. We were given a ground floor room and this was reached via a corridor from the reception area. The room was not large but suited our needs for a short stay. The room was furnished with flat screen TV, hair dryer and ‘open’ wardrobes (with hangers), and shelving to lay clothes on. The room had a double bed which was very comfortable (we both slept well), and limited tea and coffee making facilities. There were ample three pin plug sockets in the room one of which had USB sockets. The room had one window which looked out onto the hotel car park and this had a very good quality curtain which made the room very dark when pulled. The bathroom had a basin, toilet and shower with a reasonable amount of flat surfaces to stand toiletries on. Liquid soap and shampoo were available if required and also a 110/240v shaving socket. The bathroom appeared to take the form of a ‘pre-fabricated’ unit which is installed into the room as the hotel is constructed so consequently there is little sound proofing provided between the bathroom and bedroom. Breakfast was served in a room to the front of the hotel and comprised a fairly comprehensive buffet style arrangement complete with cereal, fresh fruit, pastries, cooked breakfast, tea & coffee, fruit juice and toast. There is not a large number of tables here but the staff on duty worked hard to clear and clean then after each use so that they were available for the next diner. Overall, the hotel appeared clean and well maintained and all of the staff that we came into contact with were friendly and helpful. We would certainly consider a return stay here if we were to visit Hull by train.
3. Hideout Hotel
Overall Ratings
5 based on 134 reviews
Hi, we’re Hideout - an independent, family-run hotel. Our fifteen quality self-catering apartments have been designed with total love, to ensure a relaxing and enjoyable stay in the wonderful city of Kingston Upon Hull. We promise to offer a completely unique stay in Hull's famous old town. The contemporary design in each room coupled with locally sourced furnishings in each room - from the sofa to the coffee (you might not know Hull offers some of the worlds best coffee blenders)! For more info on what we do and who we are, please check out our website. We look forward to seeing you, Hideout Hotel
Homely Hideout!
Reviewed By jeff cWe stayed in a superior room at the Hideout Hotel in Hull for two nights, as we were in town to see a show at the Hull Bonus Arena. The hotel is about ten minutes walk from the arena, it’s also very handily placed for the town centre, and there is reasonably-priced car-park just across the road. Our room was spotlessly clean, well-furnished, and comfortable. There was a mix of new and retro fixtures and fittings, and the kitchen was equipped well enough for us to prepare a couple of meals during our stay. There is a Tesco Express just across the road where we picked up the necessary shopping. The bathroom was luxurious, with a large bath-tub, and a lavish walk-in shower. Nice shower gel, shampoo, hand-wash, and good quality towels were also provided. The bed was large and very comfortable. There were TVs in both the living room and the bedroom, and also a DAB radio. Previous reviews have mentioned the noise from the cathedral next-door, we did hear the bells on a few occasions, but it didn’t disturb us, and earplugs are provided for guests who find it disturbing. All in all, we really enjoyed our stay at Hideout Hotel, and we’d certainly stay there again if we ever returned to Hull.
4. Holiday Inn Hull Marina, an IHG hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1158 reviews
The Holiday Inn Hull Marina Hotel enjoys an excellent location close to East coast seaside resorts, and is an excellent base for visiting other major cities such as York, Leeds and also local attractions such as The Deep. The hotel combines an excellent range of facilities for both business and leisure travellers, our Executive Marina view rooms, which some boast balconies ideal for evening drinks. Facilities including 100 fully air conditioned bedrooms, High Speed Internet Access. Conference and banqueting facilities for up to 120 people and a hotel gym. Holiday Inn Hull Marina Hotel has 4 meeting rooms that will cater for all requirements from training courses, boardroom meetings and Conferences to Weddings and Dinner Dances. Ample car parking is available at the hotel. Hotel restaurant, lounge and bar offer tempting dishes from around the world including the famous Holiday Inn breakfast. Both accessible and family rooms are available at the hotel. The hotel provides an ideal base for visiting local attractions including The Deep, Beverley Race Course, Hull's Museums and the KC Stadium. This hotel is pet friendly, the kids eat free and is fully non smoking.
Excellent, but beware of access issues due to A63 works
Reviewed By ElTelDelWe booked a week including breakfast and parking, to visit local attractions and nearby places. Room 105 was a reasonable size (it's disabled access) with a little balcony. It was quiet despite the nearby roadworks (see below) and the blackout curtain arragements were well designed. We opted for twin beds since none of the double beds are king size. There is tea and coffee, but no mini-bar in the standard rooms. Breakfast was good, including the cooked food. We had dinner twice and were impressed - the fish and chips were excellent. The staff are lovely and helpful. The marina is very nice, with some very good, if somewhat expensive, restaurants. At the moment (May 2022, till 2025) there are extensive roadworks at the sides of the A63, so the hotel has closed all the the rooms on that side. We never experienced noise problems during our stay. The hotel had no maps of the changed arrangements, which is poor. The previous access from the A63 is blocked off. My tip would be to put 'Jackson Street (Hull)' in your SatNav and then go along there and English Street, turn left up Commercial Street and then right at the top to the hotel. We had no problem parking in the outside car park (£10 per night), but then only half the rooms are open now!
5. Village Hotel Hull
Overall Ratings
4 based on 2352 reviews
Village Hotel Hull is minutes from the A63 providing access to the centre of Hull within a 5 minute drive. The port of Hull is just a 15 minute drive of the hotel. Hessle Train Station is 1 mile away and Humberside Airport a 25 minute drive. Nearby attractions include Museum Quarter, Hull Arena and Hull Marina. Village Hotel Hull has 116 bright and modern bedrooms, uber stylish dining at the all day pub and grill, Starbucks Coffee Shop, state-of-the-art health and fitness club, 25 metre swimming pool, meeting and conference centre, live party nights, wedding license, free wi-fi throughout the hotel and parking.
Dump run by wren kitchens
Reviewed By mattpT9257NPBetter sleeping in a bin. Hotel is run by wren kitchens. Rooms are tired and food is absolutely rubbish. You may aswell eat your own pop then eat in this so called hotel. Also don’t buy from wren kitchens. Bigger cowboys than John Wayne and Clint Eastwood put together
6. Kingston Theatre Hotel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 849 reviews
Welcoming and accommodating 'The Kingston Theatre Hotel' has delivered Some 32 years of uninterrupted service, independently owned by the Osborne family and located in the heart of the city centre - opposite the Hull New Theatre, Overlooking the Beautiful Kingston Gardens, we are known for our warm, friendly and convivial atmosphere, with no hard and fast rules you find in larger hotel chains.Providing 28 very well appointed bedrooms from cosy doubles to large executive rooms with a wide variety of amenities including Bathrobes Slippers Mineral water and complimentary Wi-Fi .Our award winning restaurant & bar offers a wide selection of freshly prepared dishes and a good selection of wines, spirits and beers.Our policy of attention to detail, quality accommodation at sensible prices and unrivalled service has won us many friends over the years, come and see first- hand, we'd be delighted to serve you.
Great friendly hotel
Reviewed By Neil WI’ve being staying intermittently over the last 4 months whilst on business in hull. Found my rooms spotless and the staff extremely friendly. When I had to alter my bookings due to work requirements it was never an issue. Full English breakfast available in the morning was very good also.
7. Holiday Inn Express Hull City Centre, an IHG Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 871 reviews
one night stay
Reviewed By kev wstayed at this inn for a Saturday night and can say everything we needed was there clean ,modern room and staff very helpful , parking at St Stephen Quay was at a discount 7pounds for 24 hours ,good breakfast included and drinks are the price you expect for a city centre place , if i get back to hull soon i will definitely book this inn . too all the staff and cleaners keep up the good work your efforts are appreciated
8. Gilson Hotel
Overall Ratings
3 based on 578 reviews
Conveniently located in the centre of Hull, the Gilson Hotel boasts super-fast free WiFi in all areas, late bar however does not have parking on site. Hull Railway Station is opposite the property, approximately 200 yards away. The rooms each have moderns en-suite bathrooms with either a walk-in shower or a bathtub. All rooms have a flat-screen TV with Freeview channels. The Humber BT and Sky Sports Bar is open 7 days a week for residents and public. Breakfast is served weekdays from 07:00 until 09:00 and from 08:00 until 11:00 on weekends/bank holidays. The property also has meeting rooms for meetings, parties or celebrations that can house anywhere from 2 to 200 delegates. The Humber Bridge is a 20-minute drive away and the University of Hull is 2.7 miles away.
Amazing hotel
Reviewed By Frances JBeautiful room, very clean, easy booking. Staff was super super lovely. This hotel has definitely come along way over the years, really enjoyed my stay, great bar and restaurant, loved the entertainment outside! Thank you!
9. Campanile Hull
Overall Ratings
3 based on 435 reviews
Campanile Hull - City Center is an excellent choice for travelers visiting Kingston-upon-Hull, offering a budget friendly environment alongside many helpful amenities designed to enhance your stay. Nearby landmarks such as St. Charles Borromeo (0.4 mi) and Hull City Hall (0.5 mi) make Campanile Hull - City Center a great place to stay when visiting Kingston-upon-Hull. Campanile Hull - City Center is a budget friendly hotel offering a flat screen TV, a desk, and a seating area in the rooms, and it is easy to stay connected during your stay as paid internet access is offered to guests. The hotel features newspaper and baggage storage. Plus, guests can enjoy a lounge, which has made this a popular choice among travelers visiting Kingston-upon-Hull. For guests with a vehicle, free parking is available. While in Kingston-upon-Hull, you may want to check out some of the restaurants that are a short walk away from Campanile Hull - City Center, including Wings (0.3 mi), The Greek Restaurant (0.7 mi), and The Lion & Key (0.8 mi). Kingston-upon-Hull is also home to Hull Minster, a popular architectural building that is not too far from Campanile Hull - City Center. Enjoy your stay in Kingston-upon-Hull!
It was so bad we didn't stay
Reviewed By NicNacT2When we drove up to it I thought it was derelict it looked so bad. We knew from the price it wasn't 4* but nothing could have prepared me for how horrible it really was. The room was dated which is OK but it stank of stale urine (how the cleaners and management couldn't smell this is very surprising) and with a good shove the lock on the door would have given way, it really didn't feel safe at all. I sat on the bed when we arrived and nearly went through it onto the floor it was so old, on the upside the sheets looked clean but not a chance I was going to test them. We had booked it for 1 night as we were going to a concert but we decided to just drive home instead. When we handed the key in at 10.30pm after collecting our things after the concert the receptionist didn't bat an eyelid or ask any questions as to why we were leaving.
10. The Whittington and Cat Hotel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 191 reviews
A 4 star sliver hotel above a modern city pub. The Whittington & Cat provides a range of different hotel rooms, from single suits, luxury doubles and apartments. Only a 5 min walk from the train station and the centre of hull. We are located a 2 min walk from Hull Ice Arena. We are a family run business and have been described as a hidden gem in the city.
Highly recommend
Reviewed By C1DLeedsWhat a wonderful find. Situated in a beautiful traditional building, the pub/hotel is right next to the Marina, and is only a short walk over the bridge into town and to the Bonus Arena. Very friendly owners and staff to make you feel welcome. The free parking is a real perk. We had a brilliant night’s sleep in the exceptionally clean and nicely decorated room. Enjoyed visiting the pub too. We will definitely go back when visiting Hull.
