Breaks In Bridlington – Bridlington Hotels
Posted November 17, 2009 by Joyce Wan
Tucked away on the east coast of Yorkshire is the little seaside resort of Bridlington. With its old-fashioned charm and quaint attractions, it makes a great spot for a short break with the family. The surrounding area has many attractions for outdoorsy sorts, with a range of kinking and cycling trails nearby. If you prefer something less rugged, just have a stroll through the Old Town and take in the many historical sites dotted around the place.
Stay
Mont Millais Hotel – Run by an enthusiastic young couple, this little bed and breakfast may not have all the frills of bigger hotels, but makes up for it with warmth and helpfulness. The hotel itself is conveniently located on a quiet little street, a short walk from the promenade and seafront. Rooms are surprisingly spacious, with neutral décor and comfy bedding providing a very homely feel. Room rates start from around £30, with breakfast included.
See
Flamborough Head – Take a walk along the impressive white chalk cliffs of Flamborough Head and find out about the area’s exciting history. The Romans are thought to have settled here many centuries ago, and pirates and smugglers have used the caves for their nefarious business through the years. The many deep caves along the cliffs also provide present day visitors with ample opportunities for exploring (who knows, you may even find some hidden pirate treasure?). Stop at the imposing lighthouse and climb up to the top for spectacular views around the bay.
Eat
Ellie Mae’s Bistro – This popular little restaurant is located in a quaint little Victorian building in the Old Town. The menu feels reassuringly old-fashioned, with dishes such as beef Wellington and deep-fried Brie featured. However, it is the Sunday roast that is the real winner – it is so popular with locals and tourists alike that bookings are often required. If you’re not one to plan ahead, then simply visit between Tuesday and Saturday and avoid the crowd.
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