Bridlington Holiday Cottages

Bridlington Cottages

East Yorkshire

48 High Street

Ref: S517436

Reviews 14

Bridlington is a coastal resort on Yorkshire's east coast, south of Scarborough and Filey. Two award-winning golden sand beaches, both packed with activity, spread out on each side of the ancient harbour. Funfairs and quiet spots to sit and watch...

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Lodge 7 - Seabreeze Retreat

Ref: S684559

Reviews 8

South of Scarborough and Filey on Yorkshire's east coast is the seaside town of Bridlington. On either side of the old harbour, two award-winning beaches with golden sand are teeming with activity. Beautifully constructed promenades provide...

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£63

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East Yorkshire

The Pheasantry

Ref: S810354

Reviews 9

The pretty village of Flamborough occupies a superb setting, perched on a picturesque peninsula on the East Coast of Yorkshire, 4 miles from Bridlington. Housing traditional fishermen's cottages and a small selection of welcoming pubs and...

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£93

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Kittiwake

Ref: S811799

Reviews 7

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£56

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Cosy Coast Cottage

Ref: S224999

Reviews 28

Bridlington is settled on the east coast of Yorkshire, offering a great base for a seaside retreat at any time of the year. Within the coastal town there is a wide selection of shops, eateries and attractions to explore, including two...

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£81

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Shepherd's Cottage

Ref: S9016

Reviews 23

The seaside resort of Bridlington has beaches on either side of the harbour and promenades where you can sit and watch the world go by. Bridlington also has a range of shops, pubs and restaurants whilst the Bridlington Spa Theatre provides evening...

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£66

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East Yorkshire

Highcliffe Cottage

Ref: S776433

Reviews 13

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£104

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East Yorkshire

Bed in Bridlington (77607)

Ref: S231351

This utterly charming two bedroom holiday cottage is located within two miles of the beautiful seaside town of Bridlington and close to the glorious Yorkshire countryside. With a generous garden and cosy interiors, this accommodation is ideal for...

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£61

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Harbour Cottage

Ref: S701184

Reviews 7

The seaside resort of Bridlington lies on the east coast of Yorkshire, south of Scarborough and Filey. Two award-winning beaches of golden sand stretch out on either side of the historic harbour, bustling with activity. Beautifully designed...

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£70

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Waggoner's Cottage

Ref: S3610

Reviews 42

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£57

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Shell Seeker Cottage

Ref: S820327

Reviews 10

A stunning countryside village in between the East Riding of Yorkshire seaside resorts of Flamborough and Bridlington. Sewerby serves as a fantastic base for this beautiful area, it also serves as the home to the National Heritage listed Sewerby...

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£47

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Duck Cottage

Ref: S3738

Reviews 22

The pretty village of Flamborough is situated four miles from Bridlington and offers traditional fishermen's cottages, a small selection of welcoming pubs and seafood restaurants. The area offers cliff-top walks, RSPB Bempton and Bridlington, with...

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£47

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Saddle Nook No 3

Ref: S900222

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£86

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Danescroft

Ref: S125311

Reviews 68

The resort of Bridlington lies on the east coast of Yorkshire, south of Scarborough and Filey. Promenades provide everything from fun-fairs to quiet places where you can sit and watch the world go by. Shops, attractions, restaurants and the...

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£66

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Bed in Bridlington (83782)

Ref: S375791

This stylish house, in a small and quiet development within easy reach of Bridlington town centre and the beach, is ideal for groups of friends and family looking for a relaxing seaside holiday in Yorkshire. The property is dog friendly and...

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£92

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Bed in Bridlington (92585)

Ref: S701086

Nestled within the beautiful Yorkshire countryside, this stylish, family friendly property epitomises a home away from home. Ideal for couples and groups of four who enjoy exploring the coast and country, this refreshing retreat offers cosy...

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£73

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The Haystack Retreat

Ref: S841458

This immaculate property with cosy interiors and an abundance of appealing amenities on-site makes an ideal base for small families or couples exploring East Yorkshire. Both coast and countryside excursions are on the cards when staying here, with...

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£210

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Bobbies' Retreat, 20 High Street

Ref: S882115

Reviews 4

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£54

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East Yorkshire

Paddock House No 1

Ref: S900223

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£139

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East Yorkshire

Bluebell Cottage

Ref: S535186

Reviews 40

Flamborough, a charming village just four miles from Bridlington on the East Yorkshire coast, enjoys a picture-perfect location on a small peninsula. Flamborough is a wonderful place for hikers, historians, and birdwatchers, and it also features...

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£56

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Belvedere House

Ref: S181195

Reviews 24

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£86

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Bed in Bridlington (90787)

Ref: S607807

Make the delightful seaside town of Bridlington your home for a few days, with a stay at this luxurious holiday home with room for up to 14 guests. Whether it s a multi generational family trip or a getaway among good friends, you ll find plenty...

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£425

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East Yorkshire

East Newk Cottage

Ref: S226462

Reviews 17

Flamborough is a coastal village resting on the East Riding of Yorkshire, situated on a peninsula. It is a popular holiday destination during the summer months, and the village hosts Fire festival on New Year’s Eve. The village also contains shops...

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£68

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48 Aysgarth Rise

Ref: S1058509

An historic village on the Fosse Way in beautiful Warwickshire countryside with a Norman Motte and Bailey Castle and 13th century church, as well as a village store/Post Office, well-stocked deli, pubs, fish and chip shop and Chinese takeaway. The...

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Bridlington Holiday Cottages

Sitting on Yorkshire's coast, Bridlington is a seaside town close to Hull and York. What's more, this seaside resort offers travellers everything you'd expect - think gorgeous clean beaches, independent shops and cafes, family-friendly entertainment and lots of nature in the nearby Yorkshire Wolds. Mix up with your days relaxing on the pet-friendly sandy beaches, visit local country houses such as Sewerby Hall and Gardens or take it easy in your own private hot tub.

That's right. Our range of Bridlington holiday cottages has something for everyone - families looking to get away from daily stresses, couples wanting to reignite the spark and groups of friends in search of somewhere to celebrate. Think holiday homes with sea views, open plan apartments with terraces and swimming pools, and those large period properties with enclosed gardens and private parking.

At Snaptrip, we have thousands of properties all over the UK - from North Yorkshire to East Yorkshire and everything in between. Our friendly customer service team can recommend some of the best places to stay and go, including those award-winning establishments - and we even have the best-price guarantee to really put the cherry on top. So whether you're in search of a coastal town holiday or want to explore the East Riding of Yorkshire, take a look at what we can do today.

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What our customers say about their holidays

Stephanie - Verified booking

The victorian terrace is not a cottage, the high ceilings & big rooms mean it is also, not cosy.

The house is a hodge-podge of styles & a collection of dated and cheap furniture. It reminded us of a student house. The master bed was far too soft - we had to play musical beds as none of us could bare to sleep in it. Those who did got terrible back pain. The bed covers were very dated & cheap, apart from in the twin where the bed covers carried on with the coastal blue theme. In the master, the bedside tables were dirty inside & in all bedrooms the dust along skirting boards was off putting (especially behind beds - we lost our sons toothbrush and upon searching found it behind the single bedside table matted in dust and muck). There are no blackout curtains - again very cheap window dressings. The bath slopes and when wet & soapy, a fall hazard. The lounge had a bad smell, which we later realised may have been the rodent living in the house (our terrier was very preoccupied with trying to root it out, and we heard it at night scurrying about). The faux leather sofa had a strange cheesy smell and was very uncomfortable. Both sofas very uncomfortable, mis-matched and felt cheap. The kitchen was again a mix of styles with black worn leather dining chairs against upcycled vintage ones. The cutlery drawer had crumbs & food debris in it. Upon arriving, the sink was not clean and there was what seemed to be broccoli on the tap. The bureau, where we found the recycling bags, was dirty inside and had a used foot covering in there. The unit under the window in the lounge was also filthy. The yard was referenced as a kids play area, it is not this. It is a concrete yard previously used for parking a car. The kettle was terrible and leaked water all over when pouring. Toaster too small. Again, all these things made it feel cheap. The welcome book gave a very patronising account of how one should conduct themselves during the stay, which was off-putting. Especially when, the house itself is the state it is - it felt as though the owners were cheaping out on it but expected guests to treat it like a luxury palace. The hosts left a bottle of wine and chocolates as a welcome, which was a nice touch, but the welcome card itself had greasy food/finger prints on it. The location is good for the beach and amenities, however for two of our four day stay, there was roadworks outside the house and we could not get our car out. We feel the host would probably have been pre-warned about this & should have passed that on to us. All in all, for the price this host is charging & the turn over they make, especially in high season, they should really invest more in this holiday stay. Other guests, in the guest book, mentioned the toaster and soft bed but the hosts have not rectified these issues. Will not be returning.

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Jonathan - Verified booking

The cottage is exactly as it appears in the photos.

The owner has given a lot of care and attention when updating the building and it looks amazing! We loved how small, cosy and quirky it is. The cottage is positioned in the centre of the High Street so you are surrounded by shops, pubs and restaurants which is great. The downside to being on the High Street is that you cannot park outside of the property between 8am and 6pm. We found a space on an adjoining street easily but for some people this may be an issue. The property is said to have a garden but we found this to be an alley way which was shared with a neighbour. There is a table and chairs in the alley way but you would be sitting in amongst some ladders, stacks of roof tiles and the bins for the property if you were to use it. There were a lot of cigarette butts on the floor so this appears to be a handy smoking area for those who indulge but I wouldn't suggest it to be a useable space for anything else. We had our 7 month old son with us and the owner supplied a cot which was brilliant and saved us from taking our own. However, while the property itself is child friendly the neighbours clearly aren't! On our penultimate morning our son was crying for a bottle, a situation which we always resolve in less than 5 minutes. The neighbour felt the need to bang on the wall during this short period of noise adding to the stress of trying to feed a crying baby. After this incident we attempted to not be in the property as much as possible as we did not want to offend the neighbour. This slightly spoiled the end of our stay as we were on edge if the baby made any noise. Overall we did enjoy our time at the property and it looks fantastic and is in a nice location

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Madeline - Verified booking

This should be called Hollow House not Cosy Cottage as it is very echoey and hollow.

The good side: it is near the beach, the beds were comfortable although the double was very soft. It was mostly clean inside and there was a huge tv which the kids loved. The bad side: the outside is filthy and looks like the windows haven't been cleaned for a couple of years. The curtain in the living room is torn and the net is just a small piece of single fabric. There is a tiny yard at the back with the high wall of a hotel looming behind it. No attempt has been made to make it pleasant so the view from the back is awful. To make matters worse there is also a huge extractor fan going 18/24 hours so you have to keep the windows in the back bedrooms and kitchen shut. There is no way of drying anything - no tumble dryer, not even a line in the yard - and this in a house near the beach. The decor is tatty - an attempt at shabby chic I imagine which is just shabby. The bedding is 100% cheap polyester. I have never stayed in a holiday let with polyester bedding. There towels were small and thin. There were exactly 5 usable mugs in the kitchen - the 6th was cracked all over the bottom; the fridge was small and the bottom shelf on the door had been removed. I expect better from a Sykes-let house. Sykes used to have a good reputation for the quality of their properties but times must have changed as this is one of the poorest holiday lets I have ever rented.

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Stephen - Verified booking

This little cottage on the High Street was exactly as pictured and has been restored to a good standard, but keeping it's quirkiness.

It stayed quite cool even in the current high temperatures. I did find that the TV being high on the wall made it difficult to watch. The kitchen is small but well equipped with everything you need. As previously mentioned the outdoor area was disappointing and an eyesore, cigarette ends everywhere, the property particulars does say no smoking in or around the cottage. You would also have to sit among the bins and the neighbours washing strung across the alley. Maybe a small screen across and a few potted plants would make this area more appealing. The bedrooms were quite large and the beds very comfortable, not sure about the brushed cotton bedding in the summer though, there is also a lack of coat hangers, there was only one in the wardrobe. There is also an iron and ironing board in the wardrobe which isn't mentioned in Sykes description, also it says there is a sofa bed which there isn't. The bathroom is modern, with a large open shower area. Note to owner, the shower tray needs sealing at floor level. All in all we enjoyed our stay in Betty's Cottage, and the old town, we would definitely stay again. I would also like to mention Lucy, the cleaner, for doing a good job.

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James - Verified booking

The owner has done a lovely job renovating the property and drawing out its potential.

The living space is small, so seating for 5 may be difficult and it is not really that suitable for eating in. The bedrooms are quite spacious, so it is a great property to use as a base. Short-term parking can be had just opposite, and there is a free carpark just around the corner. If you do not like cooking, there are a number of take away places nearby as well, although we tended to eat out. We did walk to the beach once, with a couple of kids, and it took about 30 minutes. There are quite a few places to see, with Scarborough and York being relatively close. There is no outside space worth speaking about. This was not an issue, since we only used the accommodation. Areas where the accommodation could improve are: include 2 pillows per person, 1 seemed a little stingy; look to improve the size and quality of the towels, they were very thin and even my 9 year old daughter thought the main towel was a hand towel. Finally, consider adapting your shower to include a door. This is not essential for your guests' comfort, but you may find some less careful guests end up causing floods.

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Things to do near Bridlington

Fraisthorpe Beach

One of Yorkshire's excellent beaches that is great for walking, Fraisthorpe beach is dog friendly all year round. There's a car park nearby, but the nearest town of Bridlington is 4 miles away to access any amenities.

Hornsea Museum

Local history museum with exhibits on Hornsea's development. See recreated historic rooms and read about families' histories. A cheap family day out.

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48 High Street

Ref: S517436

Reviews 14

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Ref: S684559

Reviews 8

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Ref: S810354

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Ref: S811799

Reviews 7

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Cosy Coast Cottage

Ref: S224999

Reviews 28

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Ref: S9016

Reviews 23

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Highcliffe Cottage

Ref: S776433

Reviews 13

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Bed in Bridlington (77607)

Ref: S231351

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Harbour Cottage

Ref: S701184

Reviews 7

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Waggoner's Cottage

Ref: S3610

Reviews 42

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Shell Seeker Cottage

Ref: S820327

Reviews 10

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Duck Cottage

Ref: S3738

Reviews 22

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Saddle Nook No 3

Ref: S900222

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Danescroft

Ref: S125311

Reviews 68

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Bed in Bridlington (83782)

Ref: S375791

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Bed in Bridlington (92585)

Ref: S701086

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Ref: S841458

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Ref: S882115

Reviews 4

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Ref: S900223

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Ref: S535186

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Ref: S181195

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