Monarch Hotel
2 StarsPanoramic sea views from restaurant, Prime seafront location near theatre
Panoramic sea views from restaurant, Prime seafront location near theatre
Walk to North Beach quickly, Book rooms with sea views
Select rooms with sea views, Proximity to local town amenities
Book rooms with sea views, Save with guest dining discounts
Quiet Detached Accommodation Building, Walkable Coastal Bridlington Location
On-site Pub and Entertainment, Proximity to Bridlington Harbour
Dietary requirements accommodated at breakfast, Five minute walk to harbour
On-site billiards and darts facilities, Three minute walk to harbour
Daily carvery and restaurant dining, Weekend live music and entertainment
Local tourism discount card access, On-site bicycle rental services
Fully Equipped Self-Catering Kitchens, King-Size Beds In Apartments
Panoramic sea views from apartments, Fully equipped self-catering kitchens
Outdoor sun terrace and garden, On-site golf course access available
Bicycles and garden access included, Central location near town amenities
On-site Italian and British dining, Main hotel rooms and pods
Short walk to bus station, Shared lounge and garden
Bicycle rental service for guests, Ground floor twin room available
Bridlington Spa venue nearby, Select rooms with kitchenettes
Ground floor rooms without stairs, Secure parking for two-wheelers
Order optional breakfast hampers, Walk seven minutes to beach
On-site water sports facilities, Freshly cooked breakfast options daily
Fully equipped kitchen in units, Proximity to South Beach shore
Short walk to local attractions, On-site licensed bar and storage
Fresh seafood at in-house restaurant, Select rooms feature harbour views
Cooked-to-order breakfast options daily, Steps from The Spa Bridlington
On-site Recreational Game Amenities, Proximity to South Beach Coast
Full English Breakfast Options Available, Short Walk To Bridlington Beach
Full English Breakfast Options, Proximity to South Beach Promenade
Cooked to order breakfast options, Short walk to South Beach
Secure on-site parking available, Daily home-cooked full breakfast
Outdoor garden and courtyard space, Full English breakfast pre-order system
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.
The Spa in Bridlington, East Yorkshire first opened to the public on the 27 July 1896. Originally called the New Spa and Gardens this 5-acre complex included landscaped gardens and an ornamental lake. By 1900 it was receiving 80,000 visitors a year. A fire destroyed a large part of the building in 1906. Today, The Spa is a multi-purpose complex that includes the Royal Hall, a glass dome roofed ballroom and a theatre. It also includes conference rooms, a restaurant, cafe and bars. Bridlington Council purchased The Spa in 1919 and they renovated it in 1925, which included the building of the Royal Hall. The majority of the gardens were however handed over to developers around this same time and the lake was filled. The Spa complex was most recently renovated between 2005 and 2008 and the Royal Hall is now regularly used to host large events including music concerts. The band Oasis sold out its 3,000-seat capacity within just two minutes of the tickets going on sale in July 2009. There is no charge to enter many parts of the complex but separate charges apply for the theatre and Royal Hall.
The Spa Bridlington is a top attraction in Bridlington, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
Explore various stays near The Spa Bridlington, including popular choices like Southcliffe hotel, Spaview, Greyfriars Guest House, Cosy Coast Cottage, Bridlington, Winston House.
Discover nearby attractions, such as The Spa Bridlington, Way of the Roses, Bridlington Harbour Heritage Museum, Bridlington North Promenade and Beach, Sewerby Hall and Gardens, all within a convenient distance from The Spa Bridlington.