Find Hotels near Ferriby Train Station

Ferriby High Road (2.3 km from Ferriby Train Station)

Enjoying an enviable location on the outskirts of Hull the 4-star Hull Humber View Hotel Signature Collection By Best Western features panoramic views over the Humber Estuary.

Cowgatewelton (3.3 km from Ferriby Train Station)

The Green Dragon by Marstons Inns is a former 17th-century coaching house situated in the picturesque village of Welton. Guests can enjoy a drink in the on-site pub which was once frequented by Dick Turpin the famous highwayman.

51 Grove Hill (4.7 km from Ferriby Train Station)

Exquisite Apartment Hessle is situated in Hessle. The accommodation is 46 km from Cleethorpes and guests benefit from complimentary WiFi and private parking available on site. With 1 bedroom this apartment has a patio a living room and a TV.

Well Lane Willerby (6.2 km from Ferriby Train Station)

Surrounded by beautiful gardens the Best Western Willerby Manor Hotel has one of the area's highest AA ratings. There is a restaurant modern leisure centre and free on-site parking.

Willerby Village Toby Carvery Bever (6.3 km from Ferriby Train Station)

Just 15 minutes’ drive from Hull’s centre in the suburb of Willerby this Innkeeper’s Lodge offers an on-site Toby Carvery restaurant and free parking.

Grange Park Lane Willerby (6.5 km from Ferriby Train Station)

Just 15 minutes' drive from Hull city centre Mercure Hull Grange Park Hotel features a modern fitness centre and free parking. In quiet Willerby it offers a stylish restaurant and spacious rooms.

2 Keldgate (14.5 km from Ferriby Train Station)

Featuring a garden and free WiFi Minster Garth Guest House is located in Beverley. This 3-star guest house offers luggage storage space. The guest house features family rooms. At the guest house each room comes with a wardrobe and a flat-screen TV.

Friar's Lane (14.7 km from Ferriby Train Station)

Set in a restored Dominican friary mentioned in the Canterbury Tales YHA Beverley Friary is situated next to Beverley Minster a Grade I listed Gothic building said to be the largest parish church in the UK.