Innkeeper's Lodge Hull, Willerby

Willerby, North Yorkshire, England

About Innkeeper's Lodge Hull, Willerby

Just 15 minutes’ drive from Hull’s center in the suburb of Willerby, this Innkeeper’s Lodge offers an on-site Toby Carvery restaurant and free parking. With a shopping park just opposite, historic Beverley and quiet Cottingham are within 10 minutes’ drive down the road. The bright and warmly furnished rooms at Innkeeper's Lodge Hull, Willerby each include an private bathroom with free toiletries and a hairdryer. Guests can relax with a TV and tea/coffee facilities in the room. Continental breakfasts are provided each morning, with cooked breakfasts also available. Traditional, hearty meals are available in the evening, along with a hot carvery buffet. The Humber Bridge is only 5 minutes’ drive away, while the KC Stadium is a 15-minute drive. Hull University is less than 15 minutes away by car, with halls of residence in nearby Cottingham. Guests can enjoy scenic walks among the pretty woods of Raywell, just 2 miles away.

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