Address
Tudor Terrace Guest House11 Bradford Avenue
Cleethorpes
DN35 0BB
Tel: +44 (0)1472 600800
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The hotel offers guests a choice of hotel rooms and apartments both of which offer comfortable 3 star accommodation. The hotel is located a few miles from Manchester city centre and offers good access to the city attractions, the universities, conference venues and entertainment facilities. The hotel offers facilities suitable for both business and leisure visitors and includes a choice of serviced apartments.
The hotel is independently owned and offers an interesting alternative to staying in larger chain hotels in the city centre; it is ideal for guests after a cosy home-stay style hotel that offers good access to amenities and the city centre.
Local transport links in the area include Manchester Victoria train station located 2.5 miles away; where there are services to the surrounding areas and other parts of Lancashire. The Victoria Metrolink station is located close by and offers access to the main Manchester Piccadilly station where there are services to Manchester Airport and to London. There is access to local bus and major roads.
The closest station on the Manchester Metrolink Tram is Crumpsall station located a few minutes walk from the hotel and offers good access across Manchester city centre and Sale.
Visitors can expect a warm friendly welcome and good levels of service at the apartment hotel. The hotel is located in Crumpsall a few miles from Manchester city centre where visitors can find easy access to local amenities. Manchester offers visitors with a choice of shops, cafes, pubs, restaurants and entertainment venues. The closest train stations are located at Manchester Victoria, Salford Central and Salford Crescent.
Facilities
There are a total of 6 en-suite guest bedrooms at the guest house. The rooms are decorated and furnished to a good standard and offer comfortable guest house accommodation. Guests can choose from single, double and twin rooms. There are facilities for disabled guests.
Room facilities include television, radio, alarm clock, hairdryer, seating area and tea and coffee making facilities.
There is complimentary internet access available at the hotel. There is free street parking available close by.
Dining
Each morning guests can enjoy a hearty breakfast for a great start to the day. There is a patio and garden area that guests can enjoy especially in the summer months.
The guest house offers bed and breakfast accommodation; the hotel does offer packed lunches and evening meals with prior notice. The town of Cleethorpes offers a number of bars and pubs where visitors can enjoy a range of soft drinks, beers, ales, wines, cocktails and spirits.
For lunch and dinner there are a number of restaurants both in Cleethorpes and in nearby Grimsby offering a choice of eateries, cafes and restaurants serving a range of cuisines fro British to Chinese, Indian, Italian and International.
Local Attractions
The hotel is well located for exploring attractions in Lincolnshire and local places of interest.
The hotel’s location in Cleethorpes on the Lincolnshire coast provides visitors with a scenic location from which to see the various sights and attractions both in the town and in the county of Lincolnshire. Lincolnshire offer visitors with scenic and rugged coastline with a range of landscapes, a rich history and culture along with the peaceful English countryside making it place well worth visiting.
The guest house offers a good standard of accommodation close to the seafront, town centre and local attractions in Cleethorpes. The hotel building is a large Victorian house that retains its period features for a cosy home stay style hotel. The hotel is a home away from home offering guests an interesting alternative to staying in larger chain hotels.
Local transport links in the area include Cleethorpes train station located just under a mile away; where there are services to the surrounding areas including Sheffield, Doncaster and on to Manchester Airport. National Express coaches have services to and from Cleethorpes; the coach station is located in the town centre. The hotel is close by to major roads including the A16 and A180 providing good road connections. For visitors wishing to tour Lincolnshire county the rural nature of the county means public transportation can be limited and the easiest way to travel around the county is by car.
Visitors can expect a friendly welcome and good levels of service at the hotel. The hotel is located in the coastal town of Cleethorpes where visitors can find easy access to local amenities. Cleethorpes has a choice of shops, cafes, pubs, restaurants and entertainment venues. The closest train stations are located at Cleethorpes, New Clee and Grimsby Docks.
There are a number of local attractions and places of interest located in the local area. The town is known for its pier and the Pleasure Island Family Theme Park featuring a number of rides and shows for the whole family.
The Cleethorpes Coast Light Railway is a steam railway operating over a 2 miles track through coastal scenery and includes a tea room and a café. Historic sites include Ross Castle located on the promenade, dating back to the 19th century.
Skegness is a favourite destination for those after the traditional seaside experience. The seaside town is located approx 38 miles from Cleethorpes, here visitors can find a range of seaside fun and entertainment for the whole family from gardens, amusement arcades and donkey rides. The beaches are very popular among visitors, there are also activities available such as kite surfing and wind surfing.
The pier is popular with visitors and contains a number of attractions and the main road along the beach contains a range of attractions including crazy golf, amusement arcades, cafes and bars.
Skegness is home to the annual SO Festival, an arts and music festival that takes place in July each year. The town centre includes the Hildreds Shopping Centre with over 30 stores including famous high street names. Skegness is well known for the Butlins holiday camp located close by.
Lincolnshire has a scenic coastline including the coastal resort of Mablethorpe where visitors can see some dramatic coastline and a number of beaches offering a quieter alternative to Skegness away from the crowds. The coastline is ideal for touring by car and cycling and the various coastal walk paths make the area a favourite with walkers.
The city of Lincoln is located less than 35 miles from the hotel where visitors can find famous attractions such as Lincoln Castle, Lincoln Cathedral and the Usher Art Gallery. There are a number of historic buildings here including the 10th century Jew’s House that is now a restaurant. The Usher Art Gallery includes a range of collections including a range of silver, miniatures, watches and porcelain.
Lincoln Cathedral dates back to medieval times and incorporates Romanesque architecture. The large size of the castle ensures it can be viewed from 20 miles in all directions. The exterior of the castle is impressive having been described as art in stone, visitors can view the stunning carvings in the stones and wood. The castle is well known for the central tower that reaches in excess of 270 feet.
The 11th century Lincoln Castle is built on the site of the Roman Fort of Lindum. The castle has a huge 12th century curtain wall along with two mottes, two gates, and a large round tower Cobb Hall. A Georgian building in the bailey contains one of the original Magna Carta documents sealed by King John. The castle includes a heraldry centre, magna carta exhibition, gift shop and café & refreshments. There are scenic grounds around the castle where many visitors enjoy picnics in a beautiful setting.
The Waterside Shopping Centre is located in the city centre and includes 35 stores including fashion stores and well known high street names. Lincolnshire has a mix of shopping centres, independent shops and traditional local markets. The area is known for its historic market towns such as Horncastle known for its antique shops.
The county has plenty of farmers markets selling a range of fresh, local produce from fruit and vegetables to meat and fish to ice creams and confectionary. The markets are found in market towns across the county.
The Museum of Lincolnshire Life is located in Lincoln and contains a range of exhibitions and displays outlining the history of the local area including in social history, business, arts and industry. There are a number of special events, educational talks and quizzes visitors can take part in. The museum offers a fascinating insight in to all aspect of life in the county.
The Lincolnshire Road Transport Museum is located 5 miles from Lincoln includes road transportation of all varieties dating from the 1920s up to the 1980s. The museum includes vehicles that have strong historical links with Lincolnshire including a range of cars, buses, lorries and fire engines.
The Lincolnshire countryside is ideal for enjoying a number of leisure activities including historic walks on the Viking Way, horse riding, cycling, fishing, golf and many others.
The Normanby Hall Victorian Walled Garden is located just over 30 miles from Lincoln close to Scunthorpe, the impressive garden maintains is Victorian splendour with a range of vegetables, flowers and fruits. Visitors can see a wonderful example of a restored Victorian garden here along with the impressive English mansion house offering an interesting day out.
Golfers are well catered for with over 50 golf courses in the county including in the countryside, the Cleethorpes coast and the Skegness coast. The scenic courses offer something for golfers of all abilities.
Kinema in the Woods is a traditional cinema located at Woodhall Spa located approx 20 miles from Lincoln. Here visitors can see the latest cinematic releases in a charming Edwardian cinema complete with traditional seating.
The Gibraltar Point Nature Reserve is located a few miles from Skegness. The nature reserve is an important habitat for native and migratory birds and is a favourite among nature lovers and bird watchers. Walkers have the Viking Way long distance path where there are a range of opportunities for enjoying a number of walks. The Lincolnshire Wolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) is an area with rolling upland split by valleys; there are quiet, peaceful small villages each with its own individual character and charm.
Grantham is a town located 25 miles from Lincoln; historic attractions include the 14th century Church of St. Wulfram, which includes a spire at close to 300 feet. The church is situated close by to the 15th century school where the famous physicist Isaac Newton was formerly a pupil, former prime minister Margaret Thatcher is also from the town. Grantham House is one of the oldest buildings in the town, having been built in the 14th century; it is known for its architecture that encompasses several eras and the riverside walled garden.
The town of Spalding is 45 miles from Lincoln; the town is among the main bulb growing centres in the UK providing plenty of colour. In May locals celebrate the Spalding Flower Parade and horticultural enthusiasts can enjoy the Springfield Gardens.
Tattershall Castle is located 20 miles from Lincoln, the historic 15th century castle offers visitors with six floors to explore including four great chambers with huge Gothic fireplaces, tapestries and brick vaulting. There are some truly stunning views across the fens from the battlements and a guardhouse with museum room. Visitors can use the audio guides at the castle to explore the grounds and feel a real sense of history.
Burgley House is located close to the town of Stamford in Lincolnshire; the house is among the best known attractions in the county. The 16th century house is among the grandest house of the first Elizabethan Age. The rooms have impressive collections of precious works of art and are known for its Italian paintings, Japanese ceramics and rare examples of European porcelain. There are also four State Rooms where visitors can see fine examples of English and European furniture, tapestries and textiles.
The Collection Museum and the Usher Art Gallery are located in Lincoln and include an impressive collection of fine and decorative arts. The Usher Gallery opened back in 1927 and the collection includes permanent pieces along with loans and exchanges with other museums and collections. The gallery has a dynamic programme of temporary exhibitions; visitors can walk through the Temple Gardens or enjoy a picnic in scenic surroundings.
Rand Farm Park is located a few miles from Lincoln and offers a fun day out for the whole family. It is a genuine working farm for children of all ages to experience and enjoy. The farm contains a number of animals that visitors can feed, touch and cuddle. The farm offers a fun way for the whole family to learn more about farms and the animals. There is an indoor play area and a tearoom on site.
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Transport Links
Closest Train Stations:
Cleethorpes: 0.8 Miles
New Clee: 3.1 Miles
Grimsby Docks: 3.0 Miles
Closest Airports:
The closest airport is Humberside Airport located 20 miles away by road via the A180. Doncaster Sheffield Airport is located 54 miles away via the A180 and M180.
Humberside Airport: 20 Miles
Doncaster Sheffield Airport: 54 Miles
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