Search Hotels with Swimming Pool in Sewerby

"Only downside was a child urinating in the pool Not the hotels fault tho. "

"Couldn’t check in online as website kept crashing so long wait to check in on arrival although I have to say staff are very pleasant & efficient. Bed wasn’t made when we gained access to our room but was quickly sorted. Bed was small double (very small) but not the staffs fault. "

"Awful hotel - in a poor state of repaIr and everything is chargeable inc. the so-called pool (actually more like a paddle pool!), even towels at the pool are charged at £2/towel! No hotel parking - buy a permit from the hotel at £10/permit or park at a nearby NCP car park for £6.50/day. Rooms are very basic with awful.views other than the sea view rooms - basic furniture, some mould in bathrooms and some cracked ceilingbtiles. Only good thing is the English breakfast and location by the sea."

"Didn’t expect much based on the price I paid, but was pleasantly surprised. A really nice location near Peasholme Park. There is a small car park which was full, but adequate free on street parking. The receptionist was polite and helpful. I booked a single room but it had a double bed which was very comfortable. The room wasn’t massive but certainly met my needs. TV in room, tea and coffee making facilities, fluffy towels and free toiletries, the WiFi was also very good (and free). The room had a lovely view over the sea. Can’t fault the hotel st all. Can’t comment on restaurant as I didn’t eat in. Would stay here again"

"Misleading information from staff ruined what should have been a simple experience. We were told at reception that our voucher could be used for afternoon tea, then showed it again in the lounge before ordering and were seated without issue. Only at payment were we told it didn’t apply and charged full price, which feels completely unacceptable. To make matters worse, there were no towels in the room when we needed them, and the room was unbearably hot with no proper way to cool it. Overall, poor communication and basic standards not being met — wouldn’t stay again."