BRIDLINGTON, YORKSHIRE
Bridlington is a town in the East Riding of Yorkshire, England. It has a population of over 32,000 (expanding
greatly in the summer months) and is twinned with Millau, France and Bad Salzuflen, Germany.
It is a seaside resort and minor seaport on the North Sea. It lies just south of the promontory of Flamborough
Head.
The town grew up a mile away from the sea around the abbey of Bridlington Priory. A small harbour and fishing
port, known as Bridlington Quay, grew up where the Gypsey Race runs into the sea. Here in 1643 Queen Henrietta
Maria landed with troops to support the Royalist cause in the English Civil War. Bridlington's first hotel was
opened in 1805 and it soon became a popular holiday resort for industrial workers from West Yorkshire.
Bridlington's popularity has declined with the industrial north and the popularity of cheap foreign holidays. In
its heyday, though, it was a leading resort witha nationally famous dance venue at the Spa.
BRIDLINGTON HOTELS

Glencoe Hotel
43 Marshall Avenue, Bridlington, Humberside, YO15 2DT.
This hotel is tastefully decorated & well-furnished with importance placed on comfort, cleanliness & hygiene.

Monarch Hotel
South Marine Drive, Bridlington, North Yorkshire, YO15 3BZ.
The impressive Monarch Hotel is one of Bridlington's leading hotels. After a day spent enjoying the sights you can be sure of a warm welcome from our General Manager and staff.

Skipsea Grange
Hornsea Road, Skipsea, Bridlington, Humberside, YO25 8SY.
Skipsea Grange is a grade II listed building. We have converted some buildings on our family farm to accommodation. With a liecenced Resturant and living accommodation for our family, who are the fifth generation on this land.
BRIDLINGTON ATTRACTIONS
TRANSPORT LINKS
Railway Station - Bridlington Raiway Station
Motorway Junction - M62 Junction 38 (29 miles)
Airport - Humberside (36 miles)
