
Royal Hotel Hull
📍 170 Ferensway, Hull, East Yorkshire, HU1 3UF
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The Royal Hotel Hull, with its iconic status as one of the central landmarks of the city, is a Grade ll listed building and offers the splendour of Victorian architecture with a dramatic, luxurious and modern twist in decor and style. Hull, now proud to be City of Culture 2017, is known for its fantastic £44 million Kcom Stadium - home to our Championship Football Club, Hull City - the World Famous Humber Bridge, and The Deep Aquarium. The Royal Hotel Hull is ideally located in the heart of the city centre, connected to Hull Paragon Train and Bus Station and within easy reach of the M62 motorway. The hotel offers onsite car parking charged at £8.00 per night for residents. All bedrooms are equipped with flat screen TVs with Freeview channels, as well as tea and coffee making facilities, and Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel. For guests looking for a leisurely time, the hotel is located next to St Stephens Shopping and Leisure Complex, Hull Truck Theatre and Hull’s Historic Old Town, all just a few minutes’ walk away. We are also ideally located for access to the corporate offices of companies such as Reckitt Benckiser, Smith and Nephew and the BP Chemicals Park. We also welcome contractor bookings for long term stays.Location

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📍 170 Ferensway, Hull, East Yorkshire, HU1 3UF
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Showing 5 of 1,019 reviews from Google Maps.Last updated 30 January 2026.
Nice, traditional hotel but showing signs of tiredness through its wonderful Victorian grandeur. The wonderful hallway is overpowered by some awful 70's style light structures which if replaced with period crystal or a sculptural feature would display the area at it's best. The rooms were comfortable and adequate. The staff were all polite, attentive and delightful. It was particularly refreshing to see the breakfast room staffed by seniors who gently glided about their duties ensuring everyone was catered for with total professionalism and unhurried fuss.
At first glance and from a distance this is a magnificent hotel, beautiful architecture and a historic building. However that's as far as it goes. When you look closer there are many issues, some small, that contribute to make the hotel very disappointing. The room I stayed in is very tired, lots of small issues like air-conditioning not working, window not completely shutting, 2 hairdryers broken. Smelly, old towels. The breakfast was very disappointing. The English breakfast buffet was not good at all. The layout was poor, everything down to small details like plates hidden at the back of under a heat lamp do that you almost burnt your hand reaching for a plate. The staff were friendly but that couldn't save my experience.
My stay was enjoyable, I appreciated the that I could adjust my heating in the room. Nice to see they have tea and coffee in the rooms. The room was a good size just for me and I was given a quiet section as I had asked. Staff were accommodating. The place felt a little dated but over all a good experience.
Superb location, literally next door to the train station. Check in was a smooth process. The room was a little hard to find, but the staff helped us. The bar area was nice and the drinks were reasonably priced. Room itself was small but perfectly acceptable, it was clean and comfortable. Would definitely return.
Let's start with the positives. Great central location. It's very clean. The staff were friendly and helpful. The food was good value for money but sadly the hotel deco is very tired. The mattress was hard, the overflow leaked and the window was kept open with a stick. I'd definitely stay again once the hotel has had a refurb and the mattresses are changed.
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