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Joe Kelly Buildings A
Set 28 km from Hull Arena, 29 km from Hull Train Station and 31 km from KCOM Stadium, Joe Kelly Buildings A offers accommodation located in Withernsea.
Joe Kelly Buildings B
Joe Kelly Buildings B is situated in Withernsea, 29 km from Hull Train Station, 31 km from KCOM Stadium, and 37 km from Skipsea Castle Hill.
No 6 Chestnut Grove
Set 29 km from Hull New Theatre, No 6 Chestnut Grove offers accommodation with free WiFi and free private parking.
350 Golden Sands
Offering a garden and garden view, 350 Golden Sands is set in Withernsea, 30 km from Hull New Theatre and 30 km from Hull Arena.
Dunedin Country House
Situated in the village of Patrington, the family-run Dunedin Country House offers free Wi-Fi throughout and free onsite parking.
Pet friendly family caravan with secure private garden
Situated in Patrington, Pet friendly family caravan with secure private garden features accommodation with heated pool, free WiFi and free private parking for guests who drive.
The Wolf's Den
Offering garden views, The Wolf's Den is an accommodation situated in Patrington, 26 km from Hull Arena and 27 km from Hull Train Station.
Number One - Fully Equipped Self Catering Four Bedroom House next to Dunedin, 15 mins to Spurn, 20 mins to Saltend, 12 mins to Easington
Set in Patrington and only 25 km from Hull New Theatre, Number One - Fully Equipped Self Catering Four Bedroom House next to Dunedin, 15 mins to Spurn, 20 mins to Saltend, 12 mins to Easington offers...
Sand Le Mere - 8 Berth, 3 Bed Caravan
Set in Tunstall in the East Riding of Yorkshire region and Tunstall Beach reachable within 1.4 km, Sand Le Mere - 8 Berth, 3 Bed Caravan offers accommodation with free WiFi, a children's playground, a...
The Burlington Hotel
In the heart of Cleethorpes, The Burlington Hotel offers free high-speed Wi-Fi throughout and free private parking for 5 cars. It is just 20 metres from the central promenade.
What guests said about Withernsea:
- 8.0Scored 8.0
Not where we would normally visit as close to home but we...
Not where we would normally visit as close to home but we needed somewhere a short distance for a break with our ailing dog. Made happy memories. Had a lovely Indian meal from Bengal Lancer and went to Roos Arms for best Sunday lunch EVER !!!HILARYUnited Kingdom - 8.0Scored 8.0
Very expensive, not loads to do.
Very expensive, not loads to do. We went for a short break, playing on beach with kids. Good job we had games and a tv though for the evening. The takeaways were limited in choice. Easy to get around Withernsea as the main stretch is fairly small. Still… we had fun in the arcades and small play area, and wave dodging! Ellis cafe fabulous fresh tasty food but again expensive! It was nice seaside atmosphere and we made it a positive stay at the Den.
PamUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
Chris is a superstar and made us feel right at home.
Chris is a superstar and made us feel right at home. The place was super clean and couldn’t be closer to the sea unless it was literally a boat. Couldn’t recommend more. We had an awesome relaxing time.Jamie - 8.0Scored 8.0
Small coastal seaside town, but has everything you need,...
Small coastal seaside town, but has everything you need, lovely people. Great fish and chips, cheap too... kids loved the beach and all the usual rides, ice-creams etc. Not sure if we'll go back but great place to check out on the way to Bridlington, scarborough, whitby.
Jem - 10Scored 10
Withernsea is an ageing town but I don't see why -- it is a...
Withernsea is an ageing town but I don't see why -- it is a splendid seaside resort with plenty of potential - good local amenities - close to a clean beach - friendly locals - day time and night time entertainment - young or old there is something for everyoneAmandaUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
Withernsea is a lovely little town.
Withernsea is a lovely little town. Not too touristy but tourist facilities are certainley available. there are some lovely cafe's and chippy's selling locally caught fish.There are several pubs and restaurants in the town also catering for various tastes. It's obvious that some money has been spent in the town in the last few years and many improvements have been made. there is a wealth of history assosiated with the town and information is clearly available. One of the few towns in the world to have an inland lighthouse which can be visited at various times the lighthouse is also a museum atributed to the locally born actress Kay Kendall. My favourite coastal town to visit
SimonUnited Kingdom
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