Hotel Aidansdale (Bridlington, United Kingdom)

This guest house's location in a traditional townhouse one block back from the seafront in Bridlington won plaudits from reviewers as the town centre was a short walk away and the award-winning North Sea beach at North Bay was only five minutes' walk away. Motorists said they enjoyed uncomplicated access to area attractions like the stunning North York Moors National Park plus York and Hull.

There was praise from reviewers for the comfy beds in rooms which many described as cosy and homely. Many travellers liked the way the rooms were well-equipped with mini-fridges, hairdryers and en suite bathrooms. The rooms were reportedly cleaned to a good standard and more than adequately spacious and comfortable for an inexpensive seaside getaway.

Family-run Aidansdale Hotel was reportedly well-run by friendly and convivial hosts who offered efficient service with a personal touch. The pets allowed policy was a bonus for those travelling with their pet pooches. Diners often said the cooked-to-order full English breakfast was delicious and many liked the alternative options like locally-caught kippers.

There were occasional reports of unpleasant odours such as smoky smells that proved to be a nuisance for some guests in certain parts of the property.

A few critics expressed negative opinions about the temperature of their rooms in the warmest and coldest weather. Some said they wished they had been able to adjust the temperature in the rooms to their liking more easily.

Although most visitors welcomed the homely and traditional feel of this accommodation, a few critics felt the rooms had slightly dated decor or an old-fashioned feel which wasn't to their liking.