Where to Stay in Hull
Hull is flat, compact in the middle and set on the waterfront, which makes choosing a hotel straightforward once you decide how close to the water you want to be.
Close to Paragon station
Hull Paragon station sits in the middle of the city, joined to the bus and coach interchange. A hotel near it makes arrival easy for a guest travelling by train, and most of the centre is within walking distance on level ground.
Hull Paragon station sits in the middle of the city, joined to the bus and coach interchange.
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The Old Town
The Old Town has narrow streets and a mixture of older buildings, a short walk from the station. It is calm during the day and livelier after dark, so ask whether a room faces the street if you prefer peace.
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Somewhere to book a room or a table for the evening, in Hull itself.
By the Marina
The Marina brings the water into the evening, with views over the boats and a breezier feel. It is a pleasant walk from the centre, though the wind off the water can be sharp, so allow for that on the way back.
The Marina brings the water into the evening, with views over the boats and a breezier feel.
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Princes Avenue and the west
Princes Avenue is a long street to the north west of the centre, with a more residential and relaxed character. Places to stay are scarcer there, so check availability, and plan a taxi in rather than a walk.
Princes Avenue is a long street to the north west of the centre, with a more residential and relaxed character.
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Weather and the waterfront
Hull sits beside the water, and the wind can be strong even on a mild day. If your hotel is close to the waterfront, check the walk from the station or the car park and pack a coat. Rooms with a view of the water are pleasant, but they can also be draughtier and noisier, so ask about glazing if you hope for a quiet night.
Hull sits beside the water, and the wind can be strong even on a mild day.
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Frequently asked questions
Yes. The city is flat and the central areas sit close together, though weather off the water can make an evening walk less pleasant.
Princes Avenue and the quieter streets of the Old Town are calmer than the busiest central bars. A hotel with rooms away from the street helps further.
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