Most everyone I interacted here was friendly and polite, but it just seems like it's simply not run…read morewell. --Jacuzzi was empty. --LOUD alarm at 10 am. Apparently, this is their weekly test and they've "always done it then" and "most people are awake by then." Most. Running a test alarm at 10 am in a HOTEL is crazy. --They ran out of glasses in the bar because they had 3 events on. I doubt all these events were all booked the day before. --Housekeeping was banging on doors SO loudly that my friend opened his door to ask her to keep it down (this was before 10 am). The response? "Do you work the night shift?" I'm not making this up. --Cigarette butts and glasses not regularly cleaned up from the patio. I gave it two stars instead of one because our afternoon on the back lawn was heavenly, but that was because of the day itself, nothing to do with the running of it. Also, when we requested a fan and, later, an extension cord, they provided each. We needed the latter because there are no plugs near the bed.

If you are familiar with the brand this is as good as any express I have stayed in. Very handy for…read moreshopping centre and Hull Truck Theatre. If you are staying here I would recommend Wokkas Chinese Restaurant opposite the front door.

Went last night for an un-planned meal. We went for the 3 course menu which was unbelievably good…read morevalue for money - even got a free bottle of wine with it! The food was present fantastically and tasted as good as it looks. It's not often that we leave empty plates but last night was an exception. The waiter was great - really friendly. The only downside was the price of a single vodka and tonic and a pint of stella cam to £9!!!!! Definately plan to go back again

I stayed at the DoubleTree by Hilton Hull during my recent trip to the city, the hotel is generally…read moregood value, and often falls below £100, making it a useful hotel to book if you need a couple of stays to secure status for another year, or if you fancy a trip away and don't fancy booking a cheaper Hampton. The hotel opened in 2017, and it still feels fairly new and modern, it is in a good location within the city centre, and it's just a couple of minutes down the street from the Hull Paragon (railway and bus station) and St Stephen's (shopping centre). I stayed at the hotel for one night, towards the end of September 2023. I was pleased to be upgraded to a Junior Suite as a Diamond Hilton Honors member, I did find the room to be a little small for a suite, but still, I was reasonably impressed with my room for a one-night stay, but may not have wanted to be there much longer. Being a corner room, the bed and TV were at an angle, and the sofa, while comfortable, was at the end of the bed, which would make it impossible to sit on the sofa and watch the TV. I was unimpressed with the amenities within the room, especially for a suite. The room didn't have a fridge, and there were also no slippers (strangely robes were provided). The bathroom was also a huge negative, it was difficult to use the shower without the glass panel swinging into me as it wouldn't stay still. They also seem to use wall-mounted toiletries now which seems to be the new norm, which I just think is cheap and tacky. Bring back the little bottles and bar soap! Combined with the water pressure, it easily became one of the worst hotel showers I've used. The hotel did seem reasonably quiet considering I stayed on a Friday night, with average hotel noise. My bed was comfortable however the pillows were on their last legs, and even after requesting extra ones, they weren't comfortable at all. Do be careful when visiting the hotel due to the early times for their fire alarm and check-out, the weekly fire alarm test is at 1130 on a Friday morning, and check-out is at 11 a.m, I do feel the fire alarm test especially should be in the afternoon. The staff seemed to be what made the hotel, they were very friendly and helpful and assisted me at numerous points during my stay. I was offered my bottled water and the Doubletree cookie when checking in at the front desk. They also offered me the use of a communal fridge at Reception for my milk, again not a great solution as having to go downstairs whenever I wanted it was annoying when I wanted to relax. I was also given a free drink voucher to use in the hotel bar, which entitled me to a glass of beer, wine, or a single house spirit and mixer (which I opted for), the bar didn't have much atmosphere, but I did visit in the afternoon before getting my train. The bar tender used a full coca cola as a mixer, meaning I couldn't even taste the Jack Daniels, it just tasted like sweet cola and nothing else. I ordered breakfast to the room, which came at a £5 tray charge, the hanger to order Breakfast in the room only goes up until 10 - 1030 am, even though they serve Breakfast until 11 am on a weekend, even after calling Reception they were unsure if they'd be able to do breakfast in the room at that time, eventually I had to stress it was my only option and he promised he would personally take care of it when the catering team arrived in the morning - he did deliver on this promise, but I felt uncertain. The portion size at breakfast was poor, I was given two small glasses of orange juice, the food quality was fine, and the hash browns were particularly good. although I didn't like the bacon. 3* - Overall, some positives for sure about this hotel, all in all for the price it's reasonable, but a lot of flaws, and I wouldn't return, at least until they put fridges in the rooms. All in all, if you're unlucky enough to be in the city of Hull (I wasn't a fan of the city as a tourist), this is probably one of the better places to stay out of a limited bad bunch.

Clean, New and Comfortable…read more I ended-up staying at several hotels while in Hull for two weeks for business and this one is my favorite. Location was great. You're located in downtown Hull, within walking distance to anything one could want; many shopping centers, Queens Garden, The Marina, Old Town and even the train station. I stayed in room 416 and it was impeccably clean, a huge must. Amenities included hairdryer, safe, lots of cubbies for clothes, tea/coffee bar, bathroom necessities and laundry services are available. Also, having good WIFI was a must, and I was never dropped or had strength problems during my five night stay. The staff was great, very helpful and friendly, both front desk and in the restaurant. They would call you a taxi; for some reason not all hotels would do this. Only con is the restaurant is quite pricey, but there are several great restaurants within walking distance, so almost a mute point. If I have to come to Hull again, I would most definitely stay here.

I love! Rowley Manor. It's small but very beautiful. This historically listed former rectory has…read moreits own helicopter landing pad, and dates back to the 17th century. It has a fine food restaurant serving a wonderful menu, and is a mile from Little Weighton. Rooms at Rowley Manor benefit from 24-hour room service, and are traditional in style. Each comes with a TV and facilities for making tea and coffee. Rowley Manor is a 25-minute drive from Hull, and 20 miles from the coast at Hornsea. The historic city of York can be reached in less than an hour's drive. It's perfect for weddings, I've had the pleasure of attending some there myself, as well as performing at weddings there too. It's a beautiful, clean place in a stunning area. The staff are warm and friendly and it's also perfect for couples wanting romantic get away or a nice weekend away. I recommend Rowley Manor to everyone!

From the owner: When you book a room at Rowley Manor you are transported to a luxury, truly British country home…read more With open log fires, team rooms, restaurant and bar - Rowley Manor makes for the perfect get away. Dive into a 4 poster bed and wake up to gorgeous countryside views; you'll never want to leave.

west park is one of the city parks in hull owned by the council, it has now been overshadowed by…read morethe kc stadium which has kind of taken over the area altogether. it is a nice little park though. not quite as secluded as the other city parks as its not as set back from the road as others. the playground area is pretty awful and in dire need of doing up as it has been pretty badly abused but they have a section with animals in, some llamas and a wallaby and lots of birds in aviaries which have recently been refurbished and are really nice. nice to have something slightly different to do locally.

Four of us arrived on Xmas Eve Mia was very welcoming. Even though this is purported to be a LUXURY…read moreB&B we found quite the opposite. It was explained that Breakfast would not be available on Xmas day, ok that's fair enough all families want to be together on Xmas day but we were then told that breakfast would not be available on Boxing Day either. Did I read the advert wrongly 'B&B'!! We were told that additional towel would be brought to our room shortly after we arrived, this never happened. for three days all we had was one medium bath towel. On arrival there was less than half a toilet roll available, this lasted until the early hours of Xmas day. We thought it would be replenished, it wasn't, Over Xmas Day and Boxing Day it was like the Marie Celeste there was nobody we would ask for anything. There was a mobile tel number to contact IN AN EMERGENCY. Running out of toilet roll isn't an emergency but it is an essential. We arrived back at 10pm on Boxing day to find a note on our bed that breakfast would be available the following day. That was too late because we had no idea what was going on and had made arrangements to have breakfast elsewhere. The bill was paid, I told Mia that we were very unhappy and she was surprised. Why? The service we received, well actually we never received any service at all, it was farcical. To top it all off when we were travelling home my step son who was staying in another room at the B&B told us that their towel had been taken from the bathroom on Boxing day and they were left without any towels at all. Christmas is for families that why we drove 250 miles so that we could be with our family so its only right that the staff at Redcliffe B&B have that time as well but NOT at the full exclusion of paying guests. I have had better service in third world countries and travel lodges that at this B&B and I would never in a zillion years recommend this place to anyone or return their ever again. To sum up:- Redcliffe B&B is a farce book elsewhere, its not cheap either!!!!!!!!

A beautiful, very modern bed & breakfast, very highly reccomended.read more