Monarch Hotel
Bridlington. United Kingdom
Hotels Motels Address
South Marine Drive
Bridlington, YO15 3JJ
Nightly Rates: ( 93.42 - 191.76 )
2 Star
Property Description
Monarch Hotel is one of Bridlington's leading hotels. It stands right on the seafront and is perfectly placed for a comfortable stroll into town or along the promenade. You can be sure of a warm welcome from our General Manager and staff, together with friendly service and comfortable accommodation. When it comes to food you will not be disappointed. Start each day with a hearty breakfast, and in the evening look forward to a mouth-watering four course dinner menu guaranteed to satisfy the healthiest of holiday appetites. The hotel features a lovely restaurant and comfortable bar area on the first floor, both enjoy panoramic sea views a relaxing ground floor lounge and a quiet no smoking lounge. The Hotel is perfect for delegates attending conferences across the road at the Spa Royal Hall.
Amenities
· Bar/Lounge· Coffee Maker in Room
· Double Bed
· Family Plan
· FAX
· Free Parking
· Hairdryers Available
· International Direct Dial
· Lounge
· Lounge
· Restaurant
· Single Bed
· Telephone
· Temperature Control
· Toilet
· TV
· Twin Bed
Room Information
Standard doubleStandard double ensuite
Standard twin
Standard twin ensuite
Standard single
Standard single ensuite
Standard triple
Standard triple ensuite
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Miscellaneous Information
· British Pounds is the native currency.
· Check in time is 1400
· Check out time is 1100
· Time Zone is 0
· 0 rooms.
· 0 suites.
· 0 floors.
Directions
Head for Bridlington on the A165 or A614 and follow signs for the Spa and South Beach. The Hotel is opposite the Spa complex.
Guarantee Policy
Guarantee to valid form of payment is required at booking.
Cancellation Policy
Cancel 3 days prior to arrival date to avoid penalty of 100 Percent of Stay.
Restaurant Information
Restaurant / Dining InformationBreakfast served 8:15am - 9:15am weekdays The hotel features a lovely restaurant and comfortable bar area on the first floor, both of which enjoy panoramic sea views, a relaxing ground floor lounge and a quiet no smoking lounge too.
Meeting Facility
Meeting / Conference InformationThe Monarch Hotel is perfectly placed for delegates attending conferences across the road at the Spa Royal Hall and we also have our own fully serviced facilities for seminars and small conferences.
Recreation Information
Recreation InformationOut and about, there's so much to do and see. The breathtaking Heritage Coast stretches for miles, and a visit to the spectacular cliffs at Flamborough Head is not to be missed. The ancient city of York is about an hour away, and you'll need a day to explore. Walk around the preserved city walls, visit the impressive Minster, and amble around the labyrinth of narrow streets known as The Shambles for interesting souvenirs and curios. The lovely 'floral town' of Harrogate is within reach too, or take a journey back in time at the award winning Eden Camp, a unique museum recreating scenes from wartime Britain. A visit to Sewerby Hall and Gardens is well recommended too, as is a gentle tour through the rolling Yorkshire Wolds, and the more dramatic scenery of the North Yorkshire Moors and Captain Cook Country.
Area Attractions
Area AttractionsOut and about, there's so much to do and see. The breathtaking Heritage Coast stretches for miles, and a visit to the spectacular cliffs at Flamborough Head is not to be missed. The ancient city of York is about an hour away, and you'll need a day to explore. Walk around the preserved city walls, visit the impressive Minster, and amble around the labyrinth of narrow streets known as The Shambles for interesting souvenirs and curios. The lovely 'floral town' of Harrogate is within reach too, or take a journey back in time at the award winning Eden Camp, a unique museum recreating scenes from wartime Britain. A visit to Sewerby Hall and Gardens is well recommended too, as is a gentle tour through the rolling Yorkshire Wolds, and the more dramatic scenery of the North Yorkshire Moors and Captain Cook Country.
