THE ACCOMMODATION

Only a 2-minute walk from the North Beach

The Bluebell Guest House offers free Wi-Fi and free private parking. It is a 2-minute walk from the North Beach and a 15-minute walk from Bridlington Railway Station.

All of the en suite rooms feature a flat-screen TV, alarm clock, and tea and coffee making facilities. They also include complimentary toiletries and a hairdryer.

The Bluebell provides full English breakfast, along with fruit juice and cereals. Vegetarian and lighter options are also available. Dishes are prepared using locally sourced produce where possible.

BRIDLINGTON

Things to do

Bridlington previously known as the lobster capital, has a great variety of restaurants, bars, micro breweries, whisky distilleries and coffee shops. There is also a market twice weekly. Bridlington old town is a quaint must see. The old town has the most haunted pub in Bridlington. The Priory church and Bayle museum are both interesting attractions dating back to 1388. Bridlington is surrounded by a number of attractive small towns and villages, the beautiful Yorkshire Wolds and North York Moors are just a short drive away.

Bridlington heritage museum is a must see for sailing enthusiats. We are a short distance from the finish of the Way of the Roses cycle route. Sewerby hall dates back to 1714. Its handsome manicured grounds and secret garden are a must see as is the small zoo. The hall holds lots of Amy Johnson memorabillia for aviation enthusiasts. A yearly classic car rally is held in the grounds of Sewerby hall. Nearby the Bondville model village delights people of all ages. Bridlington has two theatres. Bridlington spa was established in 1896 and was rebuilt in 1906 following a fire. The spa is a Edwardian two tier theatre incorporating a stunning 1930s art deco ballroom. Over the years the spa has hosted the likes of David Bowie, The Drifters, The Kaiser chiefs and Jane Macdonald to name a few. The tiny Spotlight theatre shows amateur operatic/dramatic shows and was established 1909.

THE WAY OF THE ROSES

We are cyclist friendly

The Way of the Roses is a relatively new coast to coast cycle route from Morecambe on the north west coast of the UK to Bridlington in the east, taking in some of the most stunning and breathtaking scenery along the way. It is a challenging route consisting of a variety of terrain including traffic-free paths, on-road cycle lanes, country lanes and quieter roads.

Get the most from your Way of the Roses tour by enjoying a good night’s sleep in our Cycle Friendly Accommodation where you can be sure of a warm welcome and good cyclist facilities.