Monarch Hotel
2 StarsPrime seafront location, Lively entertainment with a dance floor
Prime seafront location, Lively entertainment with a dance floor
Coastal identity and sea views, Cookhouse and Pub dining
Traditional Marston's pub dining, South Beach promenade access
Panoramic South Bay vistas, Signature all-day carvery restaurant
Panoramic sea views, Beachfront accommodation
Established 19th-century building, Lively karaoke bar
On-site mini golf, Convenient central location
Water sports and outdoor activities, Prime central Bridlington location
Trinity Restaurant dining experience, Specialized golf trip packages
Sea view rooms available, Local discount card benefits
Balconies with panoramic sea views, Family-friendly accommodation options
Bridlington Golf Club wedding venue, Proximity to South Beach
Penthouse apartment sea views, Victorian architectural elegance
Panoramic South Bay sea views, Spacious private balconies
Award-winning Italian restaurant, Charming garden rooms
Outdoor garden and sun terrace, Family-friendly accommodation
Four-poster bed room option, Family-friendly accommodation
Historic building with original features, Bicycle rental and cycling routes
Whimsical bar decor, Family-friendly accommodations
Convenient parking solutions, Unique timed shower system
Water sports and outdoor activities, Central village location
Seaside-themed room decor, Family-centric guest house experience
Special interest group discounts, Pet-friendly accommodation
Victorian building with modern comforts, South Beach and town centre access
Harbour view rooms, Historic RAF hangar setting
Traditional dining and bar, Dedicated dance facilities
Central Bridlington location, Pet-friendly room options
Prime South Beach proximity, Secure bicycle storage
Proximity to South Beach, Quality full English breakfast
Secure on-site parking, Close to Bridlington Sea Front
Historic building charm, Proximity to Bridlington South Beach
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The Way of the Roses cycle path opened in September 2010 and covers 170 miles from Bridlington on the east coast to Morecambe on the west coast. The name derives from the white and red rose symbols of the two counties it crosses: Yorkshire and Lancashire. The route runs through a variety of landscapes including river valleys, forest and moorland, as well as small villages and the two cities of York and Lancaster. The highest point is at Greenhow (1312 feet) and the steepest sections and longest climbs are between Settle and Pateley Bridge in the Pennines. Cyclists will also pass through the Nidderdale Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) and the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Fountains Abbey and Studley Royal. The path is a combination of off-road tracks, designated cycle lanes and quiet country roads, linking together various stretches of the National Cycle Network. The whole route is signed in both directions.
Way of the Roses is a top attraction in Bridlington, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
Explore various stays near Way of the Roses, including popular choices like Oakwell Holidays, Jasmine Guest House, Cosy Coast Cottage, Bridlington, Apartments @52, The Swallow Hotel.
Discover nearby attractions, such as Way of the Roses, The Spa Bridlington, Bridlington Harbour Heritage Museum, Bridlington North Promenade and Beach, Sewerby Hall and Gardens, all within a convenient distance from Way of the Roses.