Merlstead House
Proximity to Hornsea Beach, Access to local dining and entertainment
Proximity to Hornsea Beach, Access to local dining and entertainment
Resident garden wildlife, Proximity to Hornsea town centre
Tranquil garden views, Access to outdoor seating area
Historic 19th-century building stay, Private entrance and parking
Beachfront location with sea views, Family-friendly accommodation
Rooms with garden views, Traditional British restaurant
Refined Bloomsbury dining experience, Artistic and literary interiors
Orangery restaurant with open kitchen, Luxurious signature and feature rooms
Coastal identity and sea views, Cookhouse and Pub dining
Thyme restaurant and bar, Family-friendly stay policy
Traditional Marston's pub dining, South Beach promenade access
Prime seafront location, Lively entertainment with a dance floor
Panoramic South Bay vistas, Signature all-day carvery restaurant
Grand Georgian entrance hall, Outdoor terrace relaxation
Saturday Market square views, Individually styled character rooms
Family-friendly accommodation, Proximity to Kingswood Retail Park
Panoramic sea views, Beachfront accommodation
Hutton Cranswick village green setting, Inviting outdoor areas
Established 19th-century building, Lively karaoke bar
Award-winning Italian restaurant, Charming garden rooms
Trinity Restaurant dining experience, Specialized golf trip packages
On-site mini golf, Convenient central location
On-site fitness amenities, Historic former convent setting
Water sports and outdoor activities, Prime central Bridlington location
Bridlington Golf Club wedding venue, Proximity to South Beach
The prices and availability we receive from booking sites change constantly. This means you may not always find the exact same offer you saw on trivago when you land on the booking site.
St Nicholas Church in Hornsea has a history that dates back to the 11th century, although most of the present church is from the 14th and 15th centuries, when it was re-constructed from local cobblestones. It stands on a slightly elevated spot right besides the busy main street of this small East Yorkshire town. The church has a Grade 1 listed status and contains a cross in its churchyard that originally stood in the market place. There are many tales associated with St Nicholas Church including the crypt, which was used by smugglers in the 17th century by permission of the parish clerk. The contraband was discovered when the roof blew off, revealing the hidden goods. The church is open for visitors most days and admission is free of charge.
St Nicholas is a top attraction in Hornsea, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
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Discover nearby attractions, such as St Nicholas, Hornsea Freeport, Burton Constable, Beverley Minster, Beverley Market, all within a convenient distance from St Nicholas.